Some photos of the Feast of Ash Wednesday in the Philippines. The Diocese of Divine Trinity of The Anglocatholic Church is led by The Most Reverend Dr. Jeffrey Panglinan Orellana (center on the photos).
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- Christ was Born on December 25
- Christ Was Born on December 25 – II By Taylor Marshall
- Episcopacy in the Church by Archbishop Celes A. Gianan
- Lecture by Canon David Smith – CODE OF CANON LAW
- Lecture by Canon David Smith – THE ABSOLUTE TRANSCENDENCE OF GOD
- On the Perpetual Virginity of Mary
- Roman Catholic and Catholic – Some Thoughts (from Website Ancient Catholicism)
- Sermon by Bishop David Smith
- Why I Got Ordained as a Bishop – by Tom Brown
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- ACC First Anniversary Tallinn, Estonia 2017
- Christ the King Feast at Holy Trinity Cathedral in Tallinn 23.11.2014
- Christ the King Solemn Mass in Tallinn, Estonia 20.11.2016
- Dr Ritsbek congratulated Prelate Dr Vello Salo 05.11.2015
- Dr. Heigo Ritsbek was consecrated a bishop 25.08.2012
- Easter Vigil at Saint Nicholas Chapel at Saha in Estonia 19.04.2014
- Holy Pontifical Mass at the Feast of Saint Luke the Evangelist 18.10.2014
- Investitures. May 20, 2017.
- Mass of the Third Day of Christmas and at Feast St John the Apostle 27.12.2015
- New Bishop Consecrated and Enthroned in Canada 14.08.2016
- Opening Mass at Rapla 05.10.2013
- Opening Mass in Tallinn Former St Catherine’s Sacristy 03.04.2016
- Photo Gallery from Conclave 2017 of The Anglocatholic Church
- Photos of Ministry at Diocese of Divine Trinity
- Photos of Ministry of Archbishop Jean Ndjewel 2017
- Raivo Kodanik was consecrated a bishop 21.11.2015
- Raivo Kodanik was ordained a deacon 18.11.2012
- Raivo Kodanik was ordained a priest 05.05.2013
- Second Anniversary of Consecration of Dr. Ritsbek 24.08.2014
- Second Anniversary of The Anglocatholic Church in Estonia 04.05.2014
- Solemn Midnight Mass in Tallinn Holy Trinity Cathedral 2017
- The Feast of Pentecost Mass at Saha Chapel 08.06.2014
- Third Anniversary of the Anglocatholic Church in Estonia 03.05.2015
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- Lecture Eight: Eucharist 6
- Lecture Eighteen: Early Church 1
- Lecture Eleven: Liturgy and Symbols
- Lecture Fifteen: Baptism 2
- Lecture Five: Eucharist 3
- Lecture Four: Eucharist 2
- Lecture Fourteen: Baptism 1
- Lecture Nine: Eucharist 7
- Lecture Nineteen: Early Church 2
- Lecture One: Liturgy
- Lecture Seven: Eucharist 5
- Lecture Seventeen: Baptism 4
- Lecture Six: Eucharist 4
- Lecture Sixteen: Baptism 3
- Lecture Ten: Eucharist 8
- Lecture Thirteen: Eucharist 10
- Lecture Three: Eucharist 1
- Lecture Twelve: Eucharist 9
- Lecture Twentieth: Christianity without the Church
- Lecture Twenty First: Common Worship
- Lecture Two: Liturgy 2
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Dear ++Dr Jeffrey
I would like to know more about the Anglocatholic Church in the Philippines.
I am a foreign resident here and was ordained in the Episcopal church in the Philippines
I live in Abuyog Leyte.
Many thanks in anticipation.