Our Anglican Heritage, Part 14: The Oxford Movement and Anglo-Catholicism

Dcn. Kyle continues his three-part sub-series on modern currents that shaped contemporary Anglicanism, here focusing on the Oxford Movement and the subsequent Anglo-Catholic Revival (also known as the Ritualist Movement).

[@ejbvermont]

Wonderful video, except the error at 13:40 where you accidentally said that ACNA is the largest Anglican group in the United States and North America. That would still be the Episcopal Church. The ACNA has ~127k members spread over ~970 congregations. The Episcopal Church has ~1.8 million members spread over ~6.4k congregations. The Episcopal Church also still has many Anglo-Catholic parishes, including large, historic ones.

[@CYC_JP]

I thought Episcopal Church does Women Ordination? It is no longer Anglo-Catholic if it does Women Ordination, but rather Liberal-Cathollic.

[@ejbvermont]

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[@anglomik]

@@CYC_JP They also do Alphabet People weddings.

[@connorjames1586]

Do Anglo Catholics have 7 archangels like Roman Catholics do.what is angelology stance in Anglo catholicism
Thank you

[@anglomik]

I've been in the faith for over 30 years. I've never heard the "Watchers," or the Seven Archangels mentioned even once. We believe that you can ask angels to pray for you, and to protect you.