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By the decree of His Beatitude, The Most Reverend Lord Dr. Heigo Ritsbek, MA, MDiv, DMin, LittD, DD, Patriarch of the Anglocatholic Church, on Monday, March 18, 2024, four Prelates of The Anglocatholic Church were nominated as the Recipients of … Continue reading →

THE STATURE OF THE ORDER OF HONOUR OF THE PATRIARCHATE OF TALLINN The Order of Honour of the Patriarchate of Tallinn (OHPT) is the highest Medal and the highest honour of the Anglocatholic Church. OHPT is to be given to … Continue reading →

God willing, we will establish the highest honor medal in the Anglocatholic Church.

Heigo Ritsbek (born on April 12, 1951, in Pärnu) is an Estonian church figure. His life journey has been marked by various roles and accomplishments: Methodist Church: Heigo Ritsbek served as a pastor in the Estonian Methodist Church. He held positions such … Continue reading →

Patriarch is second row first left, Bishop Raivo Kodanik second row right, Patriarch’s wife first row second from left, Patriarch’s sister first row first from left.

Today, March 9, 2024, His Beatitude Lord Dr. HEIGO RITSBEK, has been serving from God’s grace 45 years as Member of Clergy. Axios! Axios! Axios!

As of March 8, 2024 The Members of The College of Bishops of The Anglocatholic Church are: Patriarch Dr. HEIGO RITSBEK, Patriarch Coadjutor Dr. RAPHAEL MARIE VILLIERE, Primate EARL L. FRAZIER, Primate Dr. JAMES CHRISTIAN MACAIRE MIAFOUANANDI, Metropolitan Archbishop Dr. … Continue reading →

God willing and allowing, The Anglocatholic Church plans to have its SECOND WORLDWIDE CONCLAVE OF THE COLLEGE OF BISHOPS OF THE ANGLOCATHOLIC CHURCH in Toronto, Canada in 2025. On the photo Saint Bartholomeuw’s Church in Toronto, Canada. God willing we … Continue reading →

As March 6, 2024 The Members of The College of Bishops of The Anglocatholic Church are: Patriarch Dr. HEIGO RITSBEK, Patriarch Coadjutor Dr. RAPHAEL MARIE VILLIERE, Primate EARL L. FRAZIER, Primate Dr. JAMES CHRISTIAN MACAIRE MIAFOUANANDI, Metropolitan Archbishop Dr. AUGUSTINE … Continue reading →

Once upon a time, in the quiet corners of ancient cathedrals and humble chapels, there existed a community that danced on the delicate edge between tradition and innovation. This community was none other than the Anglocatholic Church. The Origins The Anglocatholic … Continue reading →