Traditional High Church/Anglo-Catholic churches in New York City?

[Aethelred]

What are the worship options for someone who has traditional views in regards to things like same-sex unions and female clergy but is at the same time partial to Anglo-Catholic worship in New York City?

 

[Shane R]

You'll probably need to commute to Connecticut.

 

[Aethelred]

You'll probably need to commute to Connecticut.

Where in Connecticut?


There's no churches in New York?

 

[Shane R]

There is a St. Joseph's in Brooklyn that falls under the jurisdiction of the ACA: St. Joseph's Anglican Church – A Member of the Traditional Anglican Communion.

In CT, there is:
Advent - Greenwich (Diocese of the Holy Cross)
Resurrection - Ansonia (ACC)
St. Michael's - New Haven (ACA)

St. Mary's - Salem (Episcopal Missionary Church)
All Saints - Norwalk (EMC)
These last two may not reflect the Anglo-Catholic culture but do hold your values on the doctrinal issues.

 

[archer75]

I haven't visited yet, but maybe St. Alban's will fit the bill?

Saint Albans Church

 

[Shane R]

You simply will not find what you seek doctrinally in The Episcopal Church and I wouldn't count on the new ACNA jurisdiction either (especially on the Anglo-Catholic culture).

 

[Shane R]

I haven't visited yet, but maybe St. Alban's will fit the bill?

Saint Albans Church

That's possible but the REC tends to eschew high churchmanship, and outright Anglo-Catholicism was anathema until this century in that jurisdiction. I see they are celebrating with the 1662 BCP, which probably places them in the broad churchmanship tradition that was common in NYC many years ago.

 

[Arcangl86]

Church of the Resurrection would be worth looking at.

 

[MaryBeee]

What are the worship options for someone who has traditional views in regards to things like same-sex unions and female clergy but is at the same time partial to Anglo-Catholic worship in New York City?

Did you ever find an Anglo-Catholic church you liked in the city?