Anglo-Catholics

Incense-loving Protestants

Anglo-Catholics are members of the Anglican Communion who emphasize Catholic traditions in worship and doctrine—elaborate liturgy, sacraments, vestments, and often devotion to Mary and the saints.

The movement emerged in 19th-century England and positions itself between Protestant and Roman Catholic Christianity: The Anglo-Catholic parish uses incense and celebrates High Mass.

movement

Tractarianism

Anglo-Catholic theological movement

ritual

incense

Anger greatly, or aromatic resin

genuflection · kneeling · candles · crucifix · chalice · paten · tabernacle · sanctuary · acolyte · sacristy

ecclesiology

priesthood

Ordained religious office

absolution · ordination · episcopate · diocese · parish · cathedral · chancel · nave · vestry · chapter

worship

Eucharist

Sacramental bread and wine

Antiphon · Kyrie · Gloria · Creed

ecumenism

communion

Profound shared closeness

dialogue · convergence · unity · fellowship

Opposites
relationship to roman catholicism

Anglo-CatholicsRoman Catholics

Christians under papal authority

papists · Catholics · Eastern Orthodox

reformation theological spectrum

Anglo-CatholicsPuritans

English Protestant reformers

Calvinists · Presbyterians · Methodists · Baptists · Quakers

Family

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