of Mary the mother of God. In 2000, ARCIC II supported a meeting of 13 pairs of Anglican and Roman Catholic bishops from around the globe at Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. This meeting set up the International Anglican—Roman Catholic Commission on Unity and Mission (IARCCUM), which began to meet in 2002, but was suspended from 2003–2005 in view of the consecration of an openly gay Anglican bishop in the USA. is not about reaching theological agreement so much as finding ways to put into practice the agreements which ARCIC has reached and have been accepted by the two Churches. In 2007 IARCCUM issued Growing Together in Unity and Mission which was the summary of the nine Agreed Statements of ARCIC. This states that "The Roman Catholic Church teaches that the ministry of the Bishop of Rome [the Pope] as universal primate is in accordance with Christ's will for the Church and an essential element of maintaining it in unity and truth." Not only that but the document goes on to say that "We urge Anglicans and Roman Catholics to explore together how the ministry of the Bishop of Rome might be offered and received in order to assist our Communions to grow towards full, ecclesial communion." Third phase: 2011–present The third phase was conducted by the Anglican–Roman Catholic International Commission III (ARCIC-III) from 2011 to . The third phase started from 17–27 May 2011 at the ecumenical Bose Monastic Community in northern Italy. The third phase of ARCIC will be to consider fundamental questions regarding the Church as Communion – Local and Universal, and How in Communion the Local and Universal Church Comes to Discern Right Ethical Teaching. The opening meeting also noted Catholic—Anglican tensions over the creation of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, directly subject to the Holy See, earlier the same year in order to make easier the transition by Anglican congregations (not just individuals) wishing to move into communion with the Catholic Church. The third phase has held several meetings. The co-chairmen of this phase: Most Rev Bernard Longley, Archbishop of Birmingham (Roman Catholic) Most Rev Sir David Moxon, former Archbishop of New Zealand (Anglican) Roman Catholic members: Most Rev Arthur Kennedy, Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of Boston Most Rev Robert Christian, OP, Auxiliary Bishop of San Francisco Very Rev Henry Wansbrough, OSB, professor at Liverpool Hope University Rev Vimal Tirimanna, CSsR, professor at the Alphonsianum