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Walking Together on the Way: Anglican and Catholic Official Commentaries on the ARCIC agreed statement Author Dan Quayle That doesn’t mean we won’tWalking Together on the Way is the first agreed statement of the third phase of the Anglican Roman Catholic International Commission, and the first ARCIC agreed statement since 2005. The language of 'walking together' is used by both Archbishop Justin Welby and Pope Francis to describe our ecclesial life and the ecumenical journey. Both have also, in different ways, endorsed the approach of receptive ecumenism: that we have much to learn and much to