Author Archives: Anglocatholic Church

The largest Metropolitan Archdiocese of The Anglocatholic Church is Metropolitan Archdiocese of Saint Mark the Evangelist of The Anglocatholic Church, led by His Eminence, Most Reverend Dr. Martin Lakwey Kiprotich, D.D., Primate & Metropolitan Archbishop, in 6 countries (Burundi, Kenya, … Continue reading →

The Anglocatholic Church ministers in 25 countries in 128 parishes with 25 bishops, 205 priests, and 240 deacons – clergy total 470. Total membership is 21,462.

As nearly half of our membership is in East Africa, by the decree on May 9, 2019, of The Patriarch of The Anglocatholic Church, His Beatitude , The Most Reverend Dr. Heigo Ritsbek, M.A., M.Div., D.Min., Litt.D., D.D., The Patriarch, … Continue reading →

Just now was published the Overview of Religion in Estonia. It is nice that The Anglocatholic Church is mentioned there with its establishment date, the membership figure and the information of His Beatitude, The Patriarch Dr. Heigo Ritsbek, MA, MDiv, … Continue reading →

The Requiem Mass and Funeral for Father Vello Salo (1925 – 2019) was celebrated by His Excellency, The Most Reverend Philippe Jean – Charles Jourdan, Bishop of the Roman Catholic Church in Estonia. In connection with the Requiem Mass and … Continue reading →

On Saturday, April 28th, 2019, there was a Solemn Ordination Mass, where His Eminence, The Most Reverend Dr. Martin Lakwey Kiprotich, DD, Metropolitan Archbishop of The Metropolitan Archdiocese of Saint Mark the Evangelist, ordained four men into prieshood – three … Continue reading →

Celebrant The Most Reverend Dr. Raivo Kodanik, DD, Ordinary of The Diocese of Blessed Virgin Mary Mother of God of The Anglocatholic Church (Estonia). Candle with black ribbon is for memory for the most famous Roman Catholic priest, The Reverend … Continue reading →

To All Faithful in the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen. CHRIST IS RISEN! HE IS RISEN INDEED! In our world of uncertainties, doubt and despair it seems very difficult to have hope. Hope that … Continue reading →