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Tag Archives: Anglican Catholic Church
The Anglican Catholic Blog
The Anglican Catholic is a new blog, which I hope will become quasi-official in our Church and run in a totally different spirit to that of this personal blog. Please stop and view the About page, because this gives the … Continue reading
Anglican Catholic Clarity
I greatly appreciate what Archbishop Mark Haverland wrote a couple of years ago in The Trinitarian about the position of the ACC in relation to Anglicanorum coetibus. I bring up the subject, not as an attack against the Roman Catholic … Continue reading
For a Continuing Anglican Ecumenical Movement
I jot down these few ideas in response to Ed Pacht who observed the remarks of Archbishop Haverland in regard to Archbishop Falk and the TAC, affirming that there is an ongoing debate. I can easily see that there are … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican Catholic Church, Continuing Anglicanism, Ecumenism, TAC
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Conciliarism
I have already brought up the subject of Conciliarism in Old Catholic Ecclesiology and Northern Catholicism. Conciliarism was a reforming movement in the European Church from about the fourteenth century. It promoted the view that the highest authority in the Church is … Continue reading
Sarum Revival
It’s an incredible “sticky” subject, and it seems to be best to teach by example rather than arguing it out. Back in 2010 and earlier, I speculated about such an idea being possible, not as something to be universally imposed … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican Catholic Church, Church trappings, Liturgy, Sarum
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Divided we Stand
I would like to draw your attention to the article Divided we Stand. Some of the comments to this blog post reflect some of the feelings I have had on reading this book by Douglas Bess, which I finished last … Continue reading
What are we trying to reclaim?
Looking through certain blogs that try to maintain pressure against continuing Anglicans and rekindle the embers of the polemics of 2010 and 2011, I feel a certain melancholy and muse about a future world where there would be no churches, … Continue reading
Of Rudders, Boats and Churches
It was a great pleasure for me to meet Deacon Jonathan Munn in London last Friday evening and during the day of the Saturday preceding my reception into the ACC. One incredible thing is that people are usually completely different … Continue reading
Received into the Anglican Catholic Church
I have been quiet for a few days here on the blog, but not without reason. The news is already out in different places on the Web about my reception into the Anglican Catholic Church (Original Province), Diocese of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican Catholic Church, Continuing Anglicanism, New Goliards
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The Blue Flower 