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Exploring Confession in Boston

Speakers detailed sacramental confession's history within Anglicanism and factors driving a resurgence in some churches.

A Once-Derided ‘Circus’ That Became Beloved

A peculiarity from an exceptional moment in American Anglicanism, the Fond du Lac Circus remains a high-water mark in the debate over ritualism among Episcopalians.

The Real Present—An Anglo-Catholic Vision

Anglicanism presents not in-fighting streams, but an authentically evangelical and authentically Catholic witness in life and mission.

One Priest’s Dream of an African Orthodox Church

The African Orthodox Church wanted to prove its orthodoxy by its strict Anglo-Catholicism, as well as by constant reprinting of pieces about the legitimacy of its apostolic succession.

Hope Patten and the Shrine of our Lady of Walsingham

Alfred Hope Patten and the Shrine of our Lady of Walsingham by Michael Yelton The Sacristy Press, 313 pages, $34.95 A Review by Peter Eaton According to...

Saint Mark’s, Philadelphia, Celebrates 175 years

The most extensive and costly effort during the anniversary year was the Lady Chapel preservation effort, funded entirely by an anonymous donor and continuing through 2023 and 2024.

I Was Wrong

By Victor Lee Austin The late Bishop Paul Moore of New York liked to describe the Episcopal Church as “the Catholic Church with freedom.” In...

Pusey Vindicated

Grace and Incarnation The Oxford Movement’s Shaping of the Character of Modern Anglicanism By Bruce D. Griffith with Jason R. Radcliff Pickwick, pp. 216, $26 Review by Chip...

Liberal Catholicism and Religious Education: The Ministry of Adelaide Teague Case

By Brandt L. Montgomery The dedication of Solomon’s temple in 1 Kings chapter 8 was a day of great rejoicing for Israel. The temple was...

St. Alban’s, Olney: Changed, But Not Ended

An outpost of Anglo-Catholicism has been inherited by sincere Pentecostals who do things I do not do, but this does no harm to me and much good for them.

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