Non angeli, sed anglicani
We have been praying, hoping, and striving for unity in the Continuing Anglican world for some time now. We saw in 2017 the beginning of the fruition of these prayers with the joint synods movement, when the Anglican Catholic Church, Anglican Church in America, Anglican Province of America, and Diocese of the Holy Cross declared... Continue Reading →
Here continues the discussion of traditional Anglican liturgy in contemporary modern English--without the blandness one generally finds in contemporary English. As the preface says: This book is intended for Anglicans regardless of ecclesial affiliation and churchmanship, yet it is the product of two converging paths. The first path is the desire of some for an... Continue Reading →
One of the more unpleasant things one can observe about liturgy is almost exclusively limited to the modern types of Anglicans, such as those found in the new Anglican Church in North America and its constituent bodies—at least those that still actually practice liturgy. Now, I’ve only seen the problem myself in North America, but... Continue Reading →
I have received numerous comments privately and on the Anglo-Catholic Central forum, for which I am very thankful. Please accept my gratitude, all who passed on your thoughts to me. As a result, please see the second draft of the Anglican Mass in Modern English. Again, I welcome your critique.
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