Heading to Rome? Will Entire Maryland Episcopal Parish Become Catholic? Comments
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. Continue Reading
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A very nice move. I think credit should be given to the supreme pontiff for his initiative.
Praise be to God who is most assuredly behind this movement to keep his ChurchONE!
With great joy, from Philadelphia, PA, I extend my gratitude to our great God who inspired these beautiful people to join our Catholic Church! May Jesus Christ be praised! Your brother in Christ, Joe
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Welcome home, brothers and sisters in Baltimore! My husband and I were never Episcopalians, but for many years have been members of the founding parish of the Anglican Use Liturgy of the Catholic Church, developed by our pastor, a former Anglican priest.. In an archdiocese that for many years grew increasingly liberal, this parish has grown as it retained a strong committment to faithfulness to Catholic teaching. See the beauty of this Catholic parish here: http://www.atonementonline.com/
Welcome home, brothers and sisters in Christ. It is about time. Your example will lead those of like mind to come soon. Praise be Jesus!
Praise the Lord !
Welcome Home, Brothers and Sisters in JESUS CHRIST !
Jesus said.. -His Chuch will never die.....here is proof...we ,all Christians have to be strong, united & faithfull ......we all have to do is focus in Jesus Christ - His birth, His life, His death and His Glorious Resurection !!! ...and not worry of all 'little' people who are always try to do the devil's work...
God is Love, God is Mercy...He will never abandon us, His people !!
Amen, Amen and Amen !
I am an "oldster" who moved from the Lutheran to Episcopal church in the early 1950's and then took a short trip on the road to Rome in pre-Vatican II days, where things were much different. That was a wise choice. That "they all may be one" will eventually come to pass. Talks with the Orthodox are going very well also. Pray for Father Catania and his flock who basically were Catholic and now will become Roman Catholic with English Church tradition. It is a fulfillment of Christ's message. What more to say except Alleluia!
Born of English emigrants to Canada I always considered myself a Traditional Anglo-Catholic of the Oxford Movement. Seeing and Living in these Historic events is a gift of god that I am forever grateful.
Steve Cooper
It`s wonderful to hear.This is not happening alone but it`s the Holy Spirit that is doing all these.God wants His Flocks to come back.I request the whole Catholics in the world to pray for the Holy Spirit to do the job.You are most welcome to the Universal church.
God bless you all.
Welcome to the fullness of truth, my dear brothers and sisters! Welcome, welcome home! I am teary-eyed while doing this. All my joy this beautiful morning in the first days of Autumn! God be praised!