Showing posts with label Episcopal Church. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Episcopal Church. Show all posts
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Signs of Christian Unity: Some US Episcopal Churches are Joining the Catholic Church
US Episcopal Churches gaining momentum to form Ordinariate
The following news story is posted on RomeReports.com:
June 11, 2011 - (Romereports.com) - In 2009 Pope Benedict XVI opened the door of the Catholic Church to create Personal Ordinariates, inviting Anglicans to join the Church while retaining many of their liturgical practices. Since then, the United States has seen two Episcopal communities accept the pope's offer to become part of the Personal Ordinariate when it's established in the US.
Mount Calvary Church in Baltimore announced it's decision in October of 2010 and is being followed by St. Luke's in Maryland.
An Ordinariate typically covers an entire country. But this will remain open until the exact number is known of US Episcopal Churches that wish to join the Catholic Church.
When St. Luke's announced their decision, they received the full support of Cardinal Wuerl and the Episcopal Bishop John Bryson Chane of Washington.
The congregations are in contact with Cardinal Wuerl who is in charge of guiding the incorporation of Anglican groups from the United States and has given them his full welcome.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Entire Maryland Episcopal Parish Becoming Catholic - Signs of Christian Unity
Reverend Jason Cantania, rector of Mount Calvary Episcopal Church, Baltimore, Maryland, |
Heading to Rome: Entire Maryland Episcopal Parish Becoming Catholic - U.S. - Catholic Online
The photograph and following excerpt is from Catholic Online:
By Randy Sly
Mount Calvary Episcopal Church will vote in October on full-communion with the Catholic Church.
The Process which brought the whole parish to this historic moment began with a Vestry retreat in October 2007 where it was decided unanimously that Mount Calvary should explore the possibility of becoming part of the Roman Catholic Church. Since then the All Saints Sisters of the Poor were received into the Catholic Church and the Apostolic Constitution for Anglicans coming into full communion was promulgated.
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