A traditional, orthodox and canonical Old Catholic movement with which Continuing Anglicans should become involved, based as it is on 'the Catholic faith, worship, and essential structure of the Undivided Church of the first millennium...' From 1931 in England and from 1946 in the United States, orthodox Anglican Churches have historically enjoyed full communicatio in sacris with the orthodox Old Catholic movement. May that union of faith, hope and charity soon be renewed, and may the Traditional Anglican and orthodox Old Catholic Churches once again be 'sister Churches' in the fullest sense of the phrase.Thursday, October 20, 2011
The Union of Scranton
A traditional, orthodox and canonical Old Catholic movement with which Continuing Anglicans should become involved, based as it is on 'the Catholic faith, worship, and essential structure of the Undivided Church of the first millennium...' From 1931 in England and from 1946 in the United States, orthodox Anglican Churches have historically enjoyed full communicatio in sacris with the orthodox Old Catholic movement. May that union of faith, hope and charity soon be renewed, and may the Traditional Anglican and orthodox Old Catholic Churches once again be 'sister Churches' in the fullest sense of the phrase.
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What are your thoughts regarding their position on original sin? (perhaps fodder for another post).
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