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Anglicanism is a
Western Christian tradition which developed from the practices, liturgy, and
identity of the
Church of
England following the English...
- The
Anglican Communion is the
third largest Christian communion after the
Roman Catholic and
Eastern Orthodox churches.
Founded in 1867 in London, the...
- The
Anglican ministry is both the
leadership and
agency of
Christian service in the
Anglican Communion.
Ministry commonly refers to the
office of ordained...
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mission to Kent led by
Augustine of Canterbury. Its
adherents are
called Anglicans. The
English church renounced papal authority in 1534 when Henry VIII...
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Anglican Use, also
known as
Divine Worship, is a use of the
Roman Rite
celebrated by the
personal ordinariates,
originally created for
former Anglicans...
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Anglican Papalism, also
referred to as Anglo-Papalism, is a
subset of Anglo-Catholicism with
adherents manifesting a
particularly high
degree of influence...
- the
Anglican Communion has
struggled with
controversy regarding homo****uality in the church. In 1998, the 13th
Lambeth Conference of
Anglican bishops...
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groups in the
Anglican Christian tradition: The
liturgy of the
Anglican Communion Daily Office (
Anglican), the
canonical hours within Anglican practice a...
- The
Anglican Church in
North America (ACNA) is a
Christian denomination in the
Anglican tradition in the
United States and Canada. It also
includes ten...
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Anglican religious orders are
communities of men or
women (or in some
cases mixed communities of men and women) in the
Anglican Communion who live under...
