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2 years

"We’re fighting a totalitarianism, we’re fighting a battle against evil, we're fighting against spirits that hate Jesus, hate the Church, hate the Father, and hate Christians. In a way, this is a wonderful privilege..." ~ @gavinashenden , @calvinrobinson

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Holy Orders in the ACNA: A Public Appeal to the College of Bishops of @The_ACNA

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The North American Anglican

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10 months

The North American Anglican is returning to the printed page! ~Place your order today for A Christmas Celebratory~

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The North American Anglican

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Please join us in praying for President Trump and his family, the victims and their families, and for our Nation.

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The North American Anglican

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8 months

"This statement is a lie; otherwise, Mere Anglicanism would not have disinvited Fr. @calvinrobinson from the panel. In doing so, the conference shunned the battle that must be fought and it clearly disapproved of Robinson’s tactics." ~Jay Thomas

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The North American Anglican

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4 years

We are very proud to announce the first book from North American Anglican Press: "The Foolishness of God" by J. Brandon Meeks @NoJesuitTricks . It calls for a revival of the Anglican preaching tradition.

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The North American Anglican

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8 months

"Dear Right Reverend Fathers in Christ," An Open Letter to the College of Bishops

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The North American Anglican

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2 years

“It is our job as the Church to proclaim the Truth from the rooftops and let people know there is another way; that Jesus Christ is the truth and the way, and the life. If that means being counter-cultural, so be it.” @calvinrobinson

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The North American Anglican

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2 years

We're very excited to announce this book from TNAA Press and @abrashierlaw . Coming later this summer!

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

8 months

Would you like to write for our print journal? Do you know someone who would? Pass this along.

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

2 years

"The reason why GAFCON was formed, and churches like the ACNA founded, was because it was understood that a church which openly blesses sin cannot be tolerated, but why does this implicate only sexuality issues, and not ordaining women?" ~River Devereux

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The North American Anglican

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2 years

In our latest, @calvinrobinson explains how he discerned a call to be ordained in GAFCON and plant a Church in North London.

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

3 years

James Clark brings us an overview of Thomas Aquinas' thought within the Anglican tradition:

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The North American Anglican

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4 months

Resolution from the Standing Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth (ACNA) calling for full communion within the Anglican Church in North America @diocese_ftw @The_ACNA

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The North American Anglican

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9 months

"Let’s be careful not to let our passions infect our thinking as we appraise the whole life and ministry of a man, or attempt to peer into the hearts and hidden intentions of those who see something of value there." ~ @jessenigro

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The North American Anglican

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10 months

Update: A table of contents for "A Christmas Celebratory" is now available. Order your copy in time for Christmas!

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

1 year

"The goal of this article is to spread awareness of our fight to our fellow orthodox Anglican brothers and sisters and ask that they support us in any way God leads them to in this battle."

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

3 years

If Mr. Wagner’s salvo was his version of John Jewel’s “Challenge Sermon” at St Paul’s Cross, then I write in reply as a Reformed Catholic to say, “To be deep in history is to cease to be an Anglo-Catholic sectarian.” ~ @LueYee

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The North American Anglican

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"So is Anglicanism Protestant or Catholic or some tertium quid or via media? It turns out that the answer to this question all depends on when you think Anglicanism began and which aspect of our English Church heritage you value the most." ~ @FrErlandson

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

5 years

Thanks to @barukalas for this sweeping overview of the principles of Anglican ritual. Do yourself a favor and read this along with your favorite high(or low)church sparring partner!

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The North American Anglican

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"I encourage fellow Anglicans who traversed another trail from other traditions, like myself, to resist the temptation to import your prior tradition into or onto the Anglican formularies." @abrashierlaw

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The North American Anglican

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"Anglicanism has its own distinctives, certainly. But those distinctives do not reveal Anglicanism as a via media between Geneva and Rome. Instead, they exist within a thoroughly 'Protestantism: English Style' church." ~ @carringtonam

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

2 years

Check out this new release from North American Anglican Press!

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

5 years

"To a layman, it seems obvious that what unites the Evangelical and the Anglo-Catholic against the ‘Liberal’ or ‘Modernist’ is something very clear and momentous, namely, the fact that both are thoroughgoing supernaturalists, who believe in the Creation, the Fall..."

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"Each stage in the life of the early English Church not only demonstrates an influx and outflux of papal influence, but also the degree of her independence." ~ @abrashierlaw

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

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"...the Incarnation, the Resurrection, the Second Coming, and the Four Last Things. This unites them not only with one another, but with the Christian religion as understood ubique et ab omnibus." — C. S. Lewis

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"She ... was not afraid to speak of her faith in Jesus Christ, and of the strength and understanding that it gave her. Something that is rare amongst public figures today." ~The Most Rev. Peter D. Robinson

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

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This book offers the believer insulation against the cold, bitter winds of modern rationalism, and beckons the reader to approach reverently before the living fire of the Anglican tradition. ~Caleb Symons

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@NorthAmAnglican

1 year

"Anglicanism is in fact, I think, in a unique position to minister to both first- and second-generation Asians in America, in a way that would both strengthen the inherited culture of America and provide for the spiritual needs of Asians." ~ @lueyee

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

4 years

Pre-orders are open! (And check out that sweet new cover)

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

2 years

Should Christians celebrate Chanukah? Or do we find a parallel and uniquely Christian observance enshrined within the traditions of the Church? Take some time to enjoy this fascinating study by Brandon LeTourneau @barukalas .

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“IF women cannot be priests but are allowed to “act” as priests then they are putting the souls of God’s children at risk.”

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The North American Anglican

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10 months

We've prepared a sample PDF of the Advent/Christmas journal, take a look... There's STILL time to order yours before Christmas!

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"Writing as a priest in the Church of England, I am aware of the intense need in our part of the Anglican Communion for spiritual and theological renewal." ~ @DrJFronkl

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The North American Anglican

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9 months

Merry Christmastide! Please read this letter from our Editor and prayerfully consider supporting TNAA with a regular or single gift.

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"Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing the plenary speakers of the upcoming Anglican Way Institute - Summer conference. This year's conference theme is 'Re-Formed Catholic Anglicanism' - Enjoy the video!" ~ @jessenigro

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The North American Anglican

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4 years

We are proud to announce the Book of Homilies Project. Over the next few months, we plan to make this essential and important resource available on the site:

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"Like the other volumes in the Hooker modernization project ( @DavenantInst )...The Word Made Flesh For Us goes a long way in reintroducing Anglicans and other English-speaking Protestants to the best of their Reformation-era roots." ~ @Fr_Isaac_R

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The North American Anglican

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3 years

To the Primates and Bishops of the Holy Catholic Church in the Global Anglican Future Conference @gafconference :

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The North American Anglican

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7 months

TWO Exciting New Publication Projects from @TNAAnglicanPub SUBSCRIBE to receive our first quarterly magazine today!

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The North American Anglican

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1 year

Hans Boersma, Gerald McDermott, and Greg Peters have expressed concern at @firstthingsmag that.. GAFCON is committing itself to a “strict ‘Bible alone’ viewpoint” that is “a departure from the approach of the English Reformers.” ~ @jamesdkclark

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The North American Anglican

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“I would argue that the Reformers’ belief that our consciences must be bound to the Scriptures above all other authorities is in fact one of the greatest bulwarks against Marxism and tyranny.” ~River Devereux

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The North American Anglican

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"Indeed a little skill in Antiquity inclines a man to Popery; but depth in that study brings him about again to our re∣ligion." ~Thomas Fuller, The true Church Antiquary

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The North American Anglican

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1 year

"Rather than choose from among the available modes of churchmanship (Anglo-Catholic, Old High Church, Evangelical, etc.) for a centering theology, I propose a hybrid mode of churchmanship as the way forward..." ~Fr Seth Snyder

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The North American Anglican

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2 years

We hope you'll be encouraged by this agreed statement between @AnglicanCompass and The North American Anglican.

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The North American Anglican

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4 years

Brandon Meeks aka @NoJesuitTricks discusses how the Old Testament is dying, and what we can do about it:

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The North American Anglican

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"We should clarify from the outset that the intention of the English Reformers was not to return to a “Patristic” form of the church, but to one where Scripture served as the ultimate authority. "

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The North American Anglican

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4 years

We're excited to bring you this piece from the inestimable Miles Smith IV! @IVMiles

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The North American Anglican

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3 years

Is there a knock-out argument that refutes transubstantiation?

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

4 years

A Lenten meditation from @NoJesuitTricks . A Blessed Ash Wednesday and our prayers for a Holy Lent to all our readers.

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

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"The Anglican Church..is consistent in her principles, devoted to the faith handed down by the apostles as contained in the Creed, with neither addition nor subtraction and, moreover, is the Church God has established for the English-speaking world."

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The North American Anglican

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2 years

"Across the Anglican Communion, it is safe to say that the Thirty-Nine Articles have fallen into disuse." The gauntlet has been thrown, but how will orthodox Anglicans answer?

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

11 months

"Anglican History" a New Article for @Logos "It is a tradition tracing its lineage to the Church of England—although many Anglican churches today are either in broken communion with the mother church or in no communion at all."

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The North American Anglican

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3 years

"A robust Protestant understanding of Scripture will clear the ground to not only advance Sola Scriptura as a tenable position but rebut the skepticism deployed against it." @Cal_Crucis

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

4 years

We're very excited to announce a live interview and Q&A this coming Wednesday at 8 pm EST with Samuel Bray and Drew Keane, the editors of the new 1662 IE! You'll be able to watch over on our channel via YouTube Live:

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"In confession, we do a difficult thing: we speak the truth about ourselves, perhaps to a stranger—or even harder, a friend."

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The North American Anglican

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2 years

"The Reformed Episcopal Church has been taking some heat over the past couple of weeks from some in the Evangelical arm of Anglicanism. Apparently, we aren't sufficiently protestant enough for the protestant club."

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The North American Anglican

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"Any attempt to take up a highly controversial and often emotional topic like divorce and remarriage must begin with the ontological question as to what marriage is." ~Jared Lovell

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

4 years

These..effects of a changing religious landscape open the door for faithful, traditional jurisdictions to find churches abandoned by failing organizations..transform them into sustainable outposts for the safeguarding and spread of Christ’s grace and love.

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"Instead of holding one’s nose above the din of Protestant (some Anglicans would spit at the word!) chaos, Anglicans should plunge in as the leader." ~ @Cal_Crucis

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

5 years

Bp. Peter Robinson asks, is Anglicanism Reformed?

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The North American Anglican

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3 years

"The presence of Christian patriotism or a hope that God might use the American people and republic to do the work of the kingdom does not negate the ultimate allegiance of the Christian to the Kingdom of God."- @IVMiles

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The North American Anglican

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We hope you'll enjoy our first piece from Laudable Practice! @cath_cov "We all know, of course, that to be High Church means always choosing 1549 over 1552...There is, however, another story to be told."

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

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The North American Anglican - Volume 1: Issue 1 - In a mailbox near you "At long last, our first quarterly has shipped out to all of our subscribers. You should be receiving them in your mailboxes this week!"

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The North American Anglican

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"[W]e must pray that God would give them grace to fulfill their duties toward Christ and His Church. Then we must protest the wickedness of our day, what Fr. Keble calls 'remonstrance.'" ~ @RefrmdCatholic

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The North American Anglican

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"The controversy between a North American primate and the provincial tribunal regarding another bishop—let’s keep names out of this for now—has caused the most serious constitutional crisis in the life of the Anglican Church in North America..." @IVMiles

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The North American Anglican

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"In this present moment, in which many evangelicals and non-denominational Christians are moving towards more historic and liturgical expressions of the Faith, traditional Anglican churches have an opportunity–and a challenge–in catechizing newcomers."

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The North American Anglican

@NorthAmAnglican

3 months

Are you subscribed?

James Clark

@jamesdkclark

3 months

Lots of great articles in TNAA Journal 1.1 from @NorthAmAnglican and @contramordor , including my unseemly review of @PerfInjust 's "The Case for Christian Nationalism."

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What’s an Anglican to do with “prayers for the dead”?

James Clark

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"Perhaps the most intuitive reason early Christians prayed for the dead is that such prayers were a spontaneous expression of love for the departed."

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"[W]hen a Constitution, Canon, or Council’s statement clearly states the position of the Holy Scriptures.. it behooves clergy and laity alike to stand firm and call erring members to repent, reform, and conform to the faith once delivered." ~ @abrashierlaw

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"Put another way, the one desiring to apprentice themselves to Jesus need look no further than the workshop of the Anglican parish to learn and ply their spiritual trade." ~ @oblatenate Anglicanism: Apprenticeship to the Carpenter King

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The North American Anglican

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A few weeks ago, I kicked over a hornet’s nest with regard to worship in the wider church and why Anglicans shouldn’t copy it. However, ...traditionalist Anglicans rarely have their own house in order." @bjgingerich

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"...there is one creation of Dr. Muhlenberg’s from her account in particular which has always haunted me: an original carol to be sung during the decoration of the chapel called The Wreath Makers’ Ballad." ~ @barukalas

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The great @barukalas discusses priesthood and motherhood.

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The North American Anglican

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"At the end of the day, ‘Confessional’ Anglican identity must be tied back to the Bible, the Articles, the BCP, and the Homilies to maintain its theological, liturgical, and spiritual identity."

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"As everyone knows, the ACNA comprehends a range of theological positions on any number of loci, and the Supper is no exception."

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"Because the 'presence' and 'sacrifice' of Almsgiving parallels the Holy Communion, there is a strange yet beautiful mirroring between the ministry of the Priest and the Deacon." ~ @barukalas Sacral Almsgiving: Presence & Sacrifice

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"If traditional Anglicans truly desire a renaissance of the Church, they must incarnate the unity, holiness, catholicity, and apostolicity of the Tractarians. And they must do all things with charity."

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"On Saint Bartholomew’s Day 1662, Baxter and his associates abandoned the communion of the Church of England, refusing to accept the decent rites and modest ceremonies of the Book of Common Prayer." ~ @cath_cov

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"In the ever-expanding market of introductory books on Anglicanism, it seems meet and right that Fr. Gerald McDermott.. would make an entry into this field with Deep Anglicanism." ~Kyle Hughes

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"Psalms, Lessons, Canticles, Epistle, Gospel, Introductory Sentences, Decalogue, Comfortable Words. At the Font, in the Marriage Ordinance, at the Grave, it is still the same; Scripture, in our mother tongue, full and free, runs everywhere."

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"..invocation of the saints has been justified by Anglo-Catholics on the basis of the purported ecumenical authority of the Second Council of Nicaea. The nature of the Council’s support has at times been a source of confusion.." ~ @jamesdkclark

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The North American Anglican

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We’re happy to support this new work of our friends at @CranmerHouse .

James Clark

@jamesdkclark

8 months

"We believe that CTJ provides a new forum for conversations about biblical, doctrinal, liturgical and other topics of importance to North American Anglicans, one that is complementary and compatible with the 𝑁𝑜𝑟𝑡ℎ 𝐴𝑚𝑒𝑟𝑖𝑐𝑎𝑛 𝐴𝑛𝑔𝑙𝑖𝑐𝑎𝑛."

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The North American Anglican

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Samuel Bray and Drew Keane explain why they edited the 1662 Book of Common Prayer: International Edition

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"Before we had children, when we had just started attending an Anglican church, I remember telling my husband that in the Book of Common Prayer there were words big enough and strong enough for all of life — birth, death, and everything between."

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The goal of A Hymnal of the Heart, then, is to put together no more than 100 hymns which can be easily memorized by the singer: “These 100 hymns represent the core of the English hymn tradition.” ~ @barukalas

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"The assurance that comes from the Prayer Book’s expressions of grace and faith builds naturally on a good confession, not as an act of our obedience, but all as trust in God, his mercy, and his promises." ~ @Fr_Isaac_R

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Please prayerfully consider helping the Tarsitano family in any way that you can.

Richard Tarsitano ⚓️

@GodRemembrancer

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@NeillBryant2 set this up for us when this struggle all began four months ago, and I didn't share it then, but we would appreciate any help as we face another, long unexpected stay in Indianapolis.

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Does the Anglican Church permit images? Jared Willett turns to the documents of the English Reformation to find out.

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Today our Book Review Editor @jamesdkclark shines much-needed light on a confusing and oft-contentious topic with the same scholarly care and charitable rigor our readers have come to expect from "the best watering-hole" for Anglican theological dialogue.

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"To search the scriptures is noble. (Acts 17:11) To dig as much truth out of Scripture as we can is praiseworthy. The church honors St. Irenaeus and other doctors of the faith who have excelled in so doing." ~Mark Marshall

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Browne covers Article I here, "Of Faith in the Holy Trinity."

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"The New Testament is soaked in the Jewish liturgical environment which it developed out of (so is the Prayer Book tradition, by the way). To think that liturgical prayers were not known and used by Jesus and the early Christians is, well, unthinkable."

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"Satan is real...: he really does welcome everyone, in whatever condition he finds them; he really does want us to avoid guilt, and its concomitant repentance; and he really does love us all, in much the same way as I love chicken." ~Fr Thomas Plant

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"At an international level, GAFCON IV issued a vision and a call to reform and reset the Anglican Communion..Lord willing, this reform and reset will enable Anglicans to live up to the three marks of the Church.." ~The Ven Andrew Brashier ( @abrashierlaw )

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"Do not yield an inch more of the parish’s boundaries to the wolves of the world. Take the boundaries back. Beat back the world. Pull up the weeds of your soul around the ancient landmarks and redeem the time by marking the time." ~ @abrashierlaw

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"One of the old saws when I was training for the ministry, was that Cranmer had the shape of the Communion service all wrong. This assertion was, of course, based on a 1945 book called ‘The Shape of the Liturgy’ by Anglican Benedictine Gregory Dix."

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Jared Henderson comments on Bp. Love, and what Latitudinarianism means for provinces like the ACNA.

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Miles Smith @IVMiles reports from the synod of the Anglican Diocese of the Living Word

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. @barukalas writes on reconciling the Anglo-Catholic and Evangelical views of the Sacraments.

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