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Four students began theological studies at Estonia Branch of The Holy Trinity Anglocatholic School of Ministry for the Bachelor of Ministry degree on March 11, 2023. On the photo Patriarch Lord Dr. Heigo Ritsbek, MA, MDiv, DMin, LittD, DD, in … Continue reading →

We, The Patriarch of the Anglocatholic Church, send here a decree, that THE SECOND CONCLAVE OF THE COLLEGE OF BISHOPS OF THE ANGLOCATHOLIC CHURCH will be, God willing, in June or July in 2024. The Second Conclave of the College … Continue reading →

44 years ago, on March 9, 1979, The Patriarch of The Anglocatholic Church, The Most Reverend Lord Dr. Heigo Ritsbek, MA, MDiv, DMin, LittD, DD, was ordined as a Deacon in Christ’s One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.

God willing, the Patriarchal Mass of The Anglocatholic Church will be in Tallinn, Estonia, during the Easter in April 2023.

According to the information of the Primate of All Africa of The Anglocatholic Church, The Most Reverend Dr. James Christian Macaire Miafouanandi, D.D., The Reverend Father Marie Theodore has been incardinated with several priests in Madagascar. Now The Anglocatholic Church … Continue reading →

The Most Reverend Dr. Raivo Kodanik, DD, Bishop of The Diocese of Blessed Virgin Mary Mother of God of the Anglocatholic Church, was the Celebrant of the First Lenten Mass on Sunday February 26t, 2023, at the Chapel of the … Continue reading →

On February 23, 2023, The Most Reverend Lord Dr. Heigo Ritsbek, MA, MDiv, DMin, LittD, DD, Patriarch of The Anglocatholic Church, was invited into the First Channel of the Estonian National TV to explain the meaning of Ash Wednesday.

As we enter into the Lenten Time on Ash Wednesday to prepare ourselves for the great Paschal Triduum, we look into our lives and thru repentance and self-examination and by almsgiving we allow the Holy Spirit to enlighten us and … Continue reading →

A message from the Primate of All Africa of the The Anglocatholic Church for Lent. Hello my beloved in the Lord, Lent is the time established to commemorate the forty days of prayer and fasting of our Lord Jesus Christ … Continue reading →