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Diocese of the Eastern United States Synod 2025
The Diocese of the Eastern United States Synod will be hosted by Saint George the Martyr Church, Simpsonville, South Carolina. The dates are...

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Being a Tractarian, ressourcement, patristically-minded, first millennial, conciliarist, philorthodox kind of Anglo-Catholic, I have always ...
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Following on the intriguing discussion at The Continuum , below is the carefully-researched essay by Father John Jay Hughes found in his 197...
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By CLARE ANSBERRY March 3, 2015 1:08 p.m. ET Many people change faiths, but not like Brad and Chad Jones. Identical twins, ...
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Excellent video. Respectfully done by the Protestant pastor. Fr. Hines was gracious and a wonderful spokesman for Continuing Anglicanism. I don't understand why Fr. Hines denomination, Anglican Province of Christ the King, is not part of the G-4 Continuing Anglican churches. What issues prevent/hinder them from joining the G-4?
James D.
Every Anglican should watch this and have this information at their disposal to share with non-Anglican friends. Coming from a non-denominational tradition, I could understand the curiosity and confusion of the interviewer. The Father did an excellent job of explaining the Anglican tradition, with humility. Thank you for finding and posting this.
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