Are there any Anglican Papalists Here?

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I’m not sure that this belongs in Traditional Catholicism, but it’s the only category that seems to fit.

The word Papalism is obviously controversial, but it was adopted with pride by those stuck with it. I’m aware of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter, but I’m curious if there any Anglican Papalists who are still in union (on paper) with the See of Canterbury. Is this even still a thing?

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the closest thing for me is when I went to a high church which still maintains Catholic Themes like liturgy ect. I don’t know if that would help. Anglicism has polar opposites. Maybe because It serves something similar as a broad church.
 
I was an Anglo-Papalist before I became a Roman Catholic, but that was 34-35 years ago. There are still some—more in England than in the US—but many came over and joined the Ordinariates as Catholics.
 
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