The Anglocatholic Church

God willing, June 6 – 10, 2024, there will be THE SECOND CONCLAVE OF THE COLLEGE OF BISHOPS OF THE ANGLOCATHOLIC CHURCH in Tallinn, Estonia. More information has been sent to the Bishops by email. Under number 1246 (the year of the sacristy was built (!) we gather in the chapel) there is entrace to our Cathedral Chapel of Most Holy Trinity. The First Conclave of The College of Bishops of The Anglocatholic Church was in August 4 – 6, 2017 in Seekonk, MA, United States. On August 6, 2017 The Patriarch Dr. Heigo Ritsbek was officially Enthroned as The Patriarch of The Anglocatholic Church.

Members of the College of Bishops of the Anglocatholic Church are: Patriarch Lord Dr. HEIGO RITSBEK (Estonia), Patriarch Coadjutor Dr. RAPHAEL MARIE VILLIERE (France), Primate Dr. EARL L. FRAZIER (USA), Primate Dr. JAMES CHRISTIAN MACAIRE MIAFOUANANDI (Republic of Congo), Archbishop Dr. AUGUSTINE URUMBAYEV (Russia), Bishop Dr. RAIVO KODANIK (Estonia), Bishop ADRIANO AMATO (Switzerland), Archbishop Emeritus Dr. DAVID SMITH (Canada), Bishop Emeritus Dr. PAUL JACOB BOARDMAN USA), Bishop Emeritus JEAN CLAUDE NORMAND (France). These ten men.

After Holy Mass on Sunday June 25, 2023. From left The Most Reverend Dr. Raivo Kodanik, Celebrant, the Ordinary of The Diocese of Blessed Virgin Mary Mother of God. His Beatitude, Lord Patriarch, The Most Reverend Dr. Heigo Ritsbek, Patriarch of the Anglocatholic Church, in Choir.

The College of Bishops of The Anglocatholic Church has currently as June 10, 2023 nine members: Patriarch Heigo Ritsbek, Patriarch Coadjutor Raphael Marie Villiere, Primate Earl L. Frazier, Archbishop Augustine Urumbayev, Bishop Raivo Kodanik, Bishop Adriano Amato, Bishop Emeritus Paul Jacob Boardman, Jr., Archbishop Emeritus David Smith, Bishop Emeritus Jean Claude Normand.

001             Patriarch Lord HEIGO RITSBEK
002            Archbishop Emeritus DAVID SMITH
003            Bishop RAIVO KODANIK
004            Bishop Auxiliary RICHARD DICKERSON
005            Primate & Metropolitan Archbishop EARL LEWIS FRAZIER
006            Patriarch Coadjutor & Primate RAPHAEL MARIE VILLIERE
007            Bishop Emeritus PAUL JACOB BOARDMAN              
008            Bishop EMMANUEL SEGUE
009            Metropolitan Archbishop OLEG URUMBAYEV
010             Bishop AVIO ONGAND CYPRIEN
011             Bishop SILA MARTYNES SANIDAN
012             Bishop ADRIANO AMATO
013             Metropolitan Archbishop JOSEPH IORHUMBA PEVIGO
014             Primate & Metropolitan Archbishop JEFFREY PANGILINAN
                    ORELLANA
015             Primate & Metropolitan Archbishop IAN CHARLES ADRIAN
016             Primate & Metropolitan Archbishop JAMES CHRISTIAN MACAIRE
                   MIAFOUANANDI
017             Primate & Metropolitan Archbishop MAURICIO ISAIAS
                    LARGAESPADA UMANA
018             Bishop DAVID QUISPE AGUIRRE
019             Bishop Emeritus JEAN CLAUDE NORMAND
020            Bishop FLORENT MOUSSOLO
021             Bishop BALTAZARI MTENGA
022             Bishop GERVESE NKARANGA
023             Bishop Auxiliary JOSE LUIS DIAZGRANADOS FANDINO
024             Bishop CHRIS BIENVENU NKOUNKOU
025             Bishop JULIEN MUANDA LUSALA
026             Bishop RODRIGUE BAZALO
027             Bishop MARLAN BADIKILA
028             Bishop EDDIE CLERMONT MIENANDI
029             Primate & Archbishop JULIO CESAR DIAZGRANADOS FANDINO
030             Bishop SERGIO DAVID EDWARDS JUAREZ
031             Bishop AIME MAKIMA
032             Bishop KENNETH OBINNA IKEH

In Bold are Members of the College of Bishops of The Anglocatholic Church

The Anglocatholic Church ministers in 31 countries in 129 parishes with 32 bishops, 177 priests and 78 deacons with total membership of 30,002.

The Most Reverend Dr. Kenneth Obinna Ikeh, B.Th., Th.M., Miss.M., Th.D., from Lagos, Nigeria, has joined The Anglocatholic Church. With him came 5 priests, 2 deacons and 10 seminarians and over 50 church members. He will lead The Diocese of Saint John the Apostle of The Anglocatholic Church.

Dear Bishops, Priests, Deacons and Laity of the Anglocatholic Church!

A man of God has said: “Because of the Holy Spirit, as people of the cross, we understand one another. Even without words. The speech of charity, care, consideration for one another, listening and good deeds is understood without words. lt every man of the cross should be able to speak to each other, but also to speak to those who do not yet understand that the Spirit of Truth can also make a substitute for himself in the hearts of all those who have hitherto spoken only in the language of the world. Pentecost is the feast of understanding, unity and speaking in the language of peace! If only we took the time to listen… (U.V.)”

BLESSED PENTECOST TIME TO ALL OF YOU!

Patriarch Lord Dr. Heigo Ritsbek
Tallinn Patriarchate of The Anglocatholic Church