What is an Anglo Catholic?
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The Church of England is Anglican.\n\nIn todays society there are churches called Anglo-Catholic or Anglican Catholic and various versions that are part of the Independent Catholic Movement.  They are churches that are not true to Rome and form in simular manners.
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Anyone can join the Catholic Church\n\nCatholic stands for universal and it is ok for only you to join the Church\n\nThe best thing to do is talk to a priest that is at a Catholic Church, he could probably tell you about any RCIA (right of christian initiation for adults) program that would work for you
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Hocus Pocus, pure and simple!\n\n(I was a catholic for 28yrs until I decided to study up on my "religion" from their own writings, and was amazed at the nonsense of it). They, themselves, convinced me it was false!
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A Christian is one who follows Christ. Catholics are Christians but not all Christians are Catholic. A Christian can be Catholic, Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, etc.
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Like the answerer above me, I too went through the RCIA and none of my immediate family is Catholic. In fact, my mother is still very much against religion and against Christianity in particular.\n\nIf you are baptized, confirmed, and believe in the authority given by Jesus to the Church, and to the office of the Pope in particular, and therefore fully accept all dogma and doctrine that the Magisterium of the Church teaches then you are a true Catholic.\n\nCatholic means universal. So Catholic Church means universal Church. To be Catholic means being of one mind and one faith in communion with the Church which is the body of Christ. \n\nIf one insists on following their own individual beliefs apart from the dogma or doctrine of the Church then they are not Catholic because they are isolating themselves from the universal family of the Church. They are not universal, so they are not Catholic.
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The Church of England is what it is refered to in England. The Episcopal church is the name it was given in the US after the Revolutionary war. The name "Anglican" refers to the entire movement- CoE, Episcopal, and other churches around the world which are in communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury.\n\nAll of the Anglican churches are independent and make their own policies.
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Catholic, Muslim, Christian, etc..  Just like here.
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The two faiths are very similar (apart from a difference in terms of the position of Mary).\n\nI know of Roman Catholics who have converted to EOC and vice versa, but do not know the numbers.\n\nCordially,\nJohn\nhttp://www.GodSci.org
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An archbishop is a the chief bishop of a very large diocese.  It is a recognition of the size of the diocese.  A very large diocese may have several bishops, but the chief bishop is the archbishop.    Also, when the bishops of a conference get together, the archgbishop is the leader of the conference.
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Ireland is largely a Christian country, mostly Roman Catholic. What are you looking for that this statement doesn't answer?
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http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04294b.htm\nNew Advent is a Catholic Encyclopedia.
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Precious little.  The Anglican Church is the Church of England.  After the American Revolution, people who belonged to that church (in the US) were ridiculed, so they spun it off into the American Episcopalian Church.  \n\nThe head of the Church of England is Queen Elizabeth II; I assume, though, that the head of the Episcopalian Church is someone else.
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Guardian Angel, what the hell are you talking about?  Catholics are Christians.  By definition Chrsitian is a follower of Christ.  DUH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Anglicans are members of the Church of England which is distinguished by the acceptance of the Thirty Nine Articles with the current Monarch of England being the "Protector of the Faith" Episcopals are the same without the monarch of England. Presbyterians are the Church of Scotland which descends from the reformation teachings of John Knox. Puritans separated from the Anglican church and the Particular Baptists separated from the Puritans who remained in England. Puritans were congregationalists (local church rule) rather than belonging to a national church and the Particular Baptists separated due to the rejection of infant baptism. \n\nthough I would note the wiki article on particular Baptists is poorly written
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It's not Parliament, it's the position of Head of State from which Roman Catholics and anyone married to a Roman Catholic are barred.\n\nIf the House of Commons and the House of Lords can allow Asian and African people into the chambers (Lord Tarsem King of West Bromwich, and Baroness Patricia Scotland of Asthal come to mind), then it's likely they'll allow Roman Catholics.
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I hope the following website helps:\n\nhttp://www.krysstal.com/borrow_anglosaxon.html
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The Anglican Church (more specifically, the high Anglican Church) is very similar to the Catholic church, except the head of the Church is the ruling Monarch of England (Angli - root, Anglo or Anglia, the early word for the tribes of England).\n\nThe United Church is a more loose association of Protestant communities with a looser structure and hierarchy.