Tag Archives: Continuing Anglicanism

Canada is second in my attempts to survey the TAC, and this task is also facilitated by the high-quality website. The division between the ACCC and the ordinariate-bound occurred peacefully on the whole. There was a previous division involving the … Continue reading →

I begin my survey with the easiest – because the web sites are detailed and kept up to date. The Americans are great with computer technology and use it to great effect. Those who are not good with computers find … Continue reading →

I have written to Bishop Brian Marsh of the ACA and asked him in these terms: It would be very useful for me to be able to publish a testimony in retrospect about what the TAC bishops understood when they … Continue reading →

I am approaching a tender subject, and some of the communications I am receiving suggest that I need to handle this with kid gloves. Some have paid a high price for following Archbishop Hepworth’s ordinariate scheme. Consultative bodies were established … Continue reading →

Deborah Gyapong has written this clarification as a comment in her blog. I reproduce it here in a spirit of fairness. My concern is not so much trying to convince people of a belief in the One True Church—which is … Continue reading →

I would like to send my warmest wishes to all my readers on this holy day of Christmas. Since yesterday evening, I celebrated Midnight Mass with my wife after having blessed the crib and placed the infant Jesus in the … Continue reading →

It has been a few days that I have been aware of An Appeal from the Continuing Anglican Churches to the ACNA and Associated Churches. This text is now to be found in a number of websites and blogs. Perhaps … Continue reading →

The article By The Way, What Happened To St Aidan’s Des Moines? asks a question about the continuing existence of this parish of the ACA Diocese of the Missouri Valley. Archbishop Louis Falk was there, but is he still there? … Continue reading →