Are there more than one Anglican use missal?

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Is the Anglican use missal like the 1928 bcp of the rite 1 or both?
 
No, there is only one missal, the Book of Divine Worship, which can be augmented for pontifical masses and whatnot.
 
Do you know if it is like the 1928 bcp or like the latin rite in english?

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I would describe it as being most similar to rite I of the 1979 BCP.

As time goes on and the Ordinariate becomes more firmly established, it is expected that forms from the English Missal, Anglican Missal and American Missal may be permitted.
 
If you are referring to the Anglican Communion, there are several different Missals that are/were used. The only two that I can recall the names are the Anglican Missal and the American Missal. These have been used by Anglo Catholics to supplement the Book of Common Prayer. Whether the 1928 or 1979. Also I think that in England there BCP is probably different than the American version.

As far as the Ordinariate goes, no one knows what Rome will decide for the new Missal or Book of Divine Worship. They are working on it now. We also don’t know if England will be allowed to use a different liturgy than the US or if what ever is decided on will be unified throughout the Ordinariates.

Yours in the Hearts of Jesus and Mary

Bernadette
 
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