Author Archives: Anglocatholic Church

On July 15, 2020, His Beatitude, The Most Reverend Dr. Heigo Ritsbek, MA, MDiv, DMin, LittD, DD, Patriarch of The Anglocatholic Church, gave a decree, by which His Eminence, The Most Reverend Augustine Urumbaev, Ordinary of The Archdiocese of Holy … Continue reading →

His Eminence, The Most Reverend Dr. David Smith, DD, Patriarch Coadjutor, sent a letter to the Patriarch, asking his release from certain offices in The Anglocatholic Church. The reasons for leaving these offices were very clear, and the Patriarch accepted … Continue reading →

By the decree of His Beatitude, The Most Reverend Dr. HEIGO RITSBEK, MA, MDiv, DMin, LittD, DD, Patriarch of The Anglocatholic Church, on July 14, 2020, The Office of The Patriarch will be re-named as The General Office of Tallinn … Continue reading →

His Eminence, The Most Reverend Augustine Urumbaev, Archbishop of The Archdiocese of Holy Cross of The Anglocatholic Church has sent to us a short report.“Today in the archdiocese there are three priests, two deacons, three nuns, one monk,six parishes: Irkutsk, … Continue reading →

His Excellency, The Most Reverend Julio Cesar Diazgranados, is the thirtyfirst Bishop in The Anglocatholic Church.

This picture shows the immediate surroundings of the Chapel of The Cathedral of The Holy Trinity of the Diocese of Blessed Virgin Mary Mother of God in Tallinn, Estonia. It is in the Old City of Tallinn.

On Sunday, July 12, 2020, there was Solemn Mass on the 15th Sunday of the Kingdomtide celebrated at The Chapel of The Cathedral of The Holy Trinity of The Diocese of Blessed Virgin Mary Mother of God in Tallinn, Estonia … Continue reading →

A Bishop – His Excellency, The Most Reverend Sergio Edwards – has joined us from Colombia – now serving in The Anglocatholic Church. Now we minister in 27 countries.

As we prepare next year for The Second Conclave of The College of Bishops of The Anglocatholic Church in Germany in June 2021, the First Conclave of The College of Bishops of The Anglocatholic Church was in Seekonk, Massachusetts, United … Continue reading →