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
The College of Bishops of The Anglocatholic Church has currently as May 23, 2023 eight members: Patriarch Heigo Ritsbek, Patriarch Coadjutor Raphael Marie Villiere, Primate Earl L. Frazier, Metropolitan Archbishop Augustine Urumbayev, Bishop Raivo Kodanik, Bishop Emeritus Paul Jacob Boardman, Jr., Archbishop Emeritus David Smith, Bishop Emeritus Jean Claude Normand.
God willing, from August 12 to August 15, 2023 there will be First All African Convocation of The Anglocatholic Church in Pointe-Noire, Republic of Congo. It will be led by His Eminence, Dr. James Christian Macaire Miafouanandi, DD, Primate of All Africa of the Anglocatholic Church.
Although the Anglocatholic Church has no official ties with the Church of England nor with the Anglican Communion, we still rejoice with our brothers and sisters in the United Kingdom with the Coronation of Charles III as the King.
On Sunday, April 30, 2023, His Beatitude Lord Dr. Heigo Ritsbek, Patriarch of The Anglocatholic Church, preached at Harkujärve Lutheran Community Church.