thumb|right|alt=Icon of the Melanesian Martyrs at Canterbury Cathedral|Icon of the Melanesian Martyrs at Canterbury Cathedral In 2008, the seven martyred members of the Melanesian Brotherhood were honoured during the concluding Eucharist of the 2008 conference at Canterbury Cathedral. Their names were added to the book of contemporary martyrs and placed, along with an icon, on the altar of the "Chapel of the Saints and Martyrs of Our Times". When the Eucharist was over, bishops and others came to pray in front of the small altar in the chapel. The icon stands in the cathedral as a reminder of their witness to peace and of the multi-ethnic character of global Anglicanism.
thumb|right|alt=Icon of the Melanesian Martyrs at Canterbury Cathedral|Icon of the Melanesian Martyrs at Canterbury Cathedral .In 2008, the seven martyred members of the Melanesian Brotherhood were honoured during the concluding Eucharist of the 2008 conference at Canterbury Cathedral. Their names were added to the book of contemporary martyrs and placed, along with an icon, on the altar of the "Chapel of the Saints and Martyrs of Our Times". When the Eucharist was over, bishops and others came to pray in front of the small altar in the chapel The icon stands in the cathedral as a reminder of their witness to peace and of the multi-ethnic character of global Anglicanism.