Angelical Ordinate

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Hi,
I didn’t know where to put this. I hope this is ok.

Can some one please explain the Angelical ordinate to me?

I know that some of their congregations are welcomed into the CC. How is this done? Do the priests have to be ordained Catholic?

Are they allowed to keep their own liturgy?

Is their liturgy the same or similar to ours?

Does any one know what their liturgy consists of?

What about their ordination of women bishops?

Are they obedient to the Pope?

What or who is the US head of the Angelical ordinate? And what would his job be?

Is there something I can read to educate my self on the subject?

I know too many questions. Any help will be appreciated

Thanks
 
Waynec said:
Hi,
I didn’t know where to put this. I hope this is ok.

Can some one please explain the Angelical ordinate to me?

I know that some of their congregations are welcomed into the CC. How is this done? Do the priests have to be ordained Catholic?

Are they allowed to keep their own liturgy?

Is their liturgy the same or similar to ours?

Does any one know what their liturgy consists of?

What about their ordination of women bishops?

Are they obedient to the Pope?

What or who is the US head of the Angelical ordinate? And what would his job be?

Is there something I can read to educate my self on the subject?

I know too many questions. Any help will be appreciated

Thanks
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Anglican Ordinariate. (to reverse Pope Gregory, Non Angeli, sed Angli)

Start here:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_ordinariate

GKC
 
Novocastrian said:
I knew you’d say this! 😃
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Stop using Catholic and Reformed, that is like me saying Church of England now reformed again since Henry V1111 and not the teachings of the Church under Henry and Elizabeth.

We are Catholic, we are not Reformed, only the Protestants are Reformed, Catholics have stayed steady and loyal to the Church of Rome since Christ established it,

Say what you mean and mean what you say you are a Protestant and not a Catholic and Reformed, no such thing.
 
Waynec said:
Hi,
I didn’t know where to put this. I hope this is ok.

Can some one please explain the Angelical ordinate to me?

I know that some of their congregations are welcomed into the CC. How is this done? Do the priests have to be ordained Catholic?

Are they allowed to keep their own liturgy?

Is their liturgy the same or similar to ours?

Does any one know what their liturgy consists of?

What about their ordination of women bishops?

Are they obedient to the Pope?

What or who is the US head of the Angelical ordinate? And what would his job be?

Is there something I can read to educate my self on the subject?

I know too many questions. Any help will be appreciated

Thanks
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Celtic_Maiden:
No women Bishops in the Catholic Church or in the Anglicanoerum Coetibus as it is no to women priests in both . The Anglicanoerum Coetibus is under Rome and heeds the Rules of the Catholic Church since they are now in Communion with, things like prayer books, hymns, etc they have there own.,
 
Celtic_Maiden said:
Stop using Catholic and Reformed, that is like me saying Church of England now reformed again since Henry V1111 and not the teachings of the Church under Henry and Elizabeth.

We are Catholic, we are not Reformed, only the Protestants are Reformed, Catholics have stayed steady and loyal to the Church of Rome since Christ established it,

Say what you mean and mean what you say you are a Protestant and not a Catholic and Reformed, no such thing.
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That’s a heap of Hanks you got named there.

GKC

Anglicanus-Catholicus
 
Celtic_Maiden said:
Stop using Catholic and Reformed, that is like me saying Church of England now reformed again since Henry V1111 and not the teachings of the Church under Henry and Elizabeth.
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From The Revised Catechism as Authorised by the General Synod of the Church of England:
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The Church of England is the ancient church of this land, Catholic and Reformed. It proclaims and holds fast the doctrine and ministry of the one holy catholic and apostolic church.
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Celtic_Maiden said:
I have heard of Hank Marvin but not Hanks.
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Hank is the familiar term I occasionally use for Henry VIII. I often add some alliterative words to it, too.

You seem to have a heap (colloquial for “many”) of Hanks (plural of Henry, in my usage) referenced as HenryV1111, in your post above.

OTOH, both Hank, and Hank, played music.

GKC
 
7_Sorrows said:
Did you have any other questions after reading the link provided by GKC.
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Thanks for asking, but all my questions were answered by GKC and Celtic Maiden.

The posters on the forums never disappoint.

God Bless
 
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