How common is it for catholics to join the episcopal church.My maternal grandparents were episcopalian and I attended both churches growing up,but do not follow all of the catholic teachings.Would I have to be reconfirmed?
The Low church is more evangelical than liturgical and they also let women be ordained.
Are catholics who are not yet formally received into tec allowed to receive communion?
How common is it for catholics to join the episcopal church.My maternal grandparents were episcopalian and I attended both churches growing up,but do not follow all of the catholic teachings.Would I have to be reconfirmed?
I was wondering what the difference is between a "high church" and a "low church",and whether or not some episcopal churches still offer private confession?
Are catholics who are not yet formally received into tec allowed to receive communion?
PV: why do you use "Vatican Catholic" rather than "Roman Catholic"?
What are the major differences between The Lutheran and Episcopal churches,in terms of beliefs and liturgy
How can one find out whether a church is "High",or "Low",before attending services.I noticed no designation outside of the churches on the bulletin.Is there an episcopal directory?
How can one find out whether a church is "High",or "Low",before attending services.I noticed no designation outside of the churches on the bulletin.Is there an episcopal directory?
1. But the Communion's symbol of unity is not the place but the person, and the person is the Bishop of Rome.PaladinValer said:1) It is in Vatican City, not truly Rome, in which that particular Communion is based in.
2) Not all Vatican Catholics are Roman/Latin; there are still the Eastern Rites which are as much Vatican Catholics as the Roman Riters.
3) Vatican City isn't targeted by that utterly ridiculous Fundamentalist idea of the "City of Seven Hills" nonsense.
4) Anglicanism, Eastern Orthodoxy, etc, are just as Catholic as the Vatican Catholics are.
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