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The Principles of Canon Law Common to the Churches of the Anglican Communion (Second Edition, 2022) are now available for purchase in hard copy here, and in PDF format for download here. Since 2008, the Principles have been used in academic research, ecumenical...

In 2022, the Eric Kemp prize has been to Erin Carus.

The Church House Legal Office has prepared an informal Keeling Schedule of the Faculty Jurisdiction Rules as they have effect from 1 July 2022, incorporating the amendments made by the Faculty Jurisdiction (Amendment) Rules 2022: available here.

“Could the State do Without Marriage Law?” by Daniel J. Hill has been published as an Open Access article in the Ecclesiastical Law Journal, May 2022.

The June 2022 edition of our newsletter is now available.

In the light of the impending rail strike, the difficult decision has been taken to postpone the lecture by Professor Norman Doe planned for Thursday 23 June at York Minster.

This week, emails will be sent to all ELS members about annual membership renewals, using our new Mailchimp mailing system. If you don’t receive an email by the end of the week, please check your spam filters and junk mail, or contact us for help.

Inner Temple Mooting Society in conjunction with the Ecclesiastical Law Society are delighted to be able to announce the return of the Ecclesiastical Law Moot.

Information about the latest videos on the Society’s Youtube channel.

Latest details of events in York and online.

Recordings of recent Zoom lectures are now available on Youtube.

On Saturday 2 April 2022, the ELS held its annual conference and AGM.

The March 2022 edition of our newsletter has been published.

In 2022, the Society is continuing to offer a mixture of in person and online events.