during moxon's time in rome the anglican centre has focused its mission aspect on ecumenical education and networking in the area of modern slavery and human trafficking, as well as ecumenical networking for refugee ministry. on 5 october 2016, moxon helped facilitate the fourth meeting of francis and welby, where they publicly renewed their respective communions' commitment to deeper dialogue and greater mutual partnership in mission, as part of the 50th anniversary of the first official visit of an anglican archbishop of canterbury to a pope, and of the establishment of the anglican centre in rome. moxon's term in rome is described in mary reath's book ""an open door: the anglican centre in rome, 2003 to 2016"", canterbury press, 2016, and in the uk church times 16 june 2017 article, "moxon moves on", by the vatican journalist, philippa hitchen.