Anglicans won't comment on Christ Church Cathedral until December

Anglicans won’t comment on Christ Church Cathedral until December

Tuesday, July 19th, 2016

The Anglican diocese will not answer any questions about the Christ Church Cathedral until December, a spokesman says.

Anglican diocese spokesman Jayson Rhodes said there would be no comment on the cathedral until a Government-appointed working party considering options for the damaged building reports back by December 7.

“The Diocese sees no need for any questions and answers regarding the Cathedral until there is a decision from the Cathedral Working Group,” he wrote in an email. Continue reading

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