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Keyword: ordinariates

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  • Making Anglicans Feel at Home in the Catholic Church (how personal ordinariates will work)

    10/27/2009 10:06:34 AM PDT · by NYer · 7 replies · 583+ views
    zna ^ | October 26, 2009 | personal ordinariates
    Interview With Msgr. Stetson of the Pastoral Provision By Karna Swanson HOUSTON, Texas, OCT. 26, 2009 (Zenit.org).- News broke last week that Benedict XVI will allow groups of Anglicans wishing to enter full communion with the Catholic Church to do so through personal ordinariates, while preserving elements of the Anglican spiritual and liturgical tradition.The provision for the ordinariates is the Vatican's response to Anglicans who have expressed wishes to become Catholic. It is estimated that between 20 and 30 Anglican bishops have made such a request. To understand how the personal ordinariates work and the significance of this move, ZENIT...
  • Anglicans warned about joining Catholic Church in anger and haste

    10/25/2009 1:21:48 PM PDT · by stripes1776 · 13 replies · 715+ views
    The Australian ^ | October 24, 2009 | Caroline Overington and Natasha Robinson
    THE Anglican Archbishop of Perth has cautioned disgruntled Anglicans not to join the Catholic Church in anger and haste. Rogert Herft said the Vatican's offer to receive Anglicans would provide a "helpful way for those who wished to join the Roman Catholic Church to do so on similar terms to many Roman Catholics".
  • What the Vatican's welcome of Anglicans means

    10/25/2009 1:06:48 PM PDT · by stripes1776 · 13 replies · 543+ views
    National Catholic Reporter ^ | October 24, 2009 | John L Allen Jr
    One caution: Many of the details remain up in the air This week's big Vatican story is obviously the decision to create special structures, called "personal ordinariates", to welcome Anglicans seeking to join the Catholic church. In some reports, the move was touted as a bold gambit to end the schism that began with the English Reformation in the 16th century -- a dubious bit of spin, given that the actual number of Anglicans likely to sign up for one of these ordinariates will almost certainly be quite small.When the dust settles, the centuries-long breach between Rome and Canterbury will...