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To: Cronos; onyx; AnAmericanMother
God Bless and thank you, Cronos for posting this. I am a cradle and confirmed Episcopalian and still a member of the Episcopal Church. Yet I attend Catholic Mass pretty often.

Scripture is written in the Episcopal Mass which is nearly identical to the Catholic Mass, in my opinion anyway.

And hopefully Scripture is faithfully written in our hearts.

126 posted on 01/04/2011 5:35:48 PM PST by bd476
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To: bd476
Another cradle (and sixth-generation) Episcopalian here. My gggg grandfather was baptized at St. Giles Cripplegate (London), where Cromwell was married and Milton is buried.

As you might guess from the most famous members, that is a relatively 'low' parish, but the family drifted 'high' in the interim.

We found a very reverent Catholic parish with orthodox theology and great attention to proper celebration -- and really it was not much of a wrench to wade 'cross the Tiber. My daughter was only 13 at the time, and she remarked that she couldn't really see much difference -- we still said the Rosary and still had the crucifix on the wall in the stairwell . . . . she didn't like the music much, but that got better with a new music director. :-D

My occasional salvos (in sorrow and anger) against the Episcopal Church hierarchy in no way reflect on those honest faithful who remain there. If it's for the time being, and I can help, call me.

128 posted on 01/04/2011 6:51:41 PM PST by AnAmericanMother (Ministrix of ye Chasse, TTGC Ladies' Auxiliary (recess appointment))
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To: bd476

Come home!!


190 posted on 01/02/2017 4:34:28 PM PST by Ann Archy (Abortion....... The HUMAN Sacrifice to the god of Convenience.)
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