David Warren on Anglo-Catholicism for Real
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2020
- David Warren, a well-known Toronto-based writer, was the second speaker at our 2019 Anglican Tradition Conference. With his typical erudition and humour, he spoke on smells and bells, the role that Anglicanism played in his conversion, the importance of the Anglican tradition to English-speaking culture, and how the ordinariates can bring that tradition to bear on the wider Catholic Church. "All Christians share, not only Anglicans, this sense of homecoming associated with the Church, and indeed the Anglican ordinariate has a great deal to do with coming home... If the Anglican ordinariate fulfills its vocation within the Church... it will do something glorious."
I knew David in the early '80s. Amusing even then, and clearly destined to be a great warrior in the cause of the 13th century. Happy memories.
More ordinariates in Australia please
hello i am brazilian and i was very interested in the anglo catholic church. I would like to ask a question: are the ordinariate priests married?
Yes, the vast majority of them are married. We are part of the Catholic Church, in communion with and under the authority of the Pope. For more information please see
anglicanordinariate.org/
@Gulls ' The best place to check is the page on our website dedicated to the locations of all ordinariate parishes or Anglican patrimonial groups. There is a map of groups in formation there, as well as links to each of the ordinariates' pages listing all of their parishes: www.acsociety.org/map
Unmarried men who are ordained priests in the Ordinariate can not subsequently marry; former Anglican married priests can be ordained in the Ordinariate with individual dispensation.@@AnglicanorumCoetibusSociety