The Anglocatholic Church

As November 2018 there are twenty-five Bishops at THE ANGLOCATHOLIC CHURCH: Patriarch Dr. Heigo Ritsbek (Estonia); Patriarch Coadjutor David Smith (Canada); Primate Glentis G. Samuel (Canada); Primate Dr. Ian Charles Adrian (Australia); Primate Dr. Jean Ndjewel (Cameroon); Primate Jose Fernando de Faria (Brazil); Primate Dr. Martin Lakwey Kiprotich (Uganda); Primate Dr. Jeffrey Pangilinan Orellana (Philippines); Primate Dr. Godwin Booysen (South Africa); Metropolitan Archbishop Raphael Marie Villiere (France); Archbishop Emmanuel Kwasi Mensa (Ghana); Archbishop Vincent De Paul Nzunu (DR Congo); Bishop Dr. Raivo Kodanik (Estonia); Bishop Paul Jacob Boardman, Jr. (United States); Bishop Mathew Enoch Mount (United States); Bishop Jean Claude Normand (France); Bishop Joseph Iorhumba Pevigo (Nigeria); Bishop Joseph Matungulu Kyanga DR Congo); Bishop Ralph Sutich (United States); Bishop Jorge dos Santos Costa (Brazil); Bishop Orestes Calazans Filho (Brazil); Bishop Jean Nicholas Ngigoe (Gabon); Bishop Bongani Mchuba (South Africa); Bishop Delvano Westenhofer Brum (Brazil) and Bishop Dr. Sylvester Rwakaikara Adyeri (Uganda).

We have also five Bishop Elects who are waiting their Consecration as Bishops in Christ’s One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.

In November 2018 three largest Archdioceses of The Anglocatholic Church are: Archdiocese of Saint Mark the Evangelist, led by His Eminence, Most Reverend Dr. Martin Lakwey Kiprotich, D.D., Archbishop, in 5 countries, 20 churches, 1 bishop, 37 priests, and 22 deacons with 10,060 faithful members; Archdiocese of Saint John the Apostle, led by His Eminence, Most Reverend Emmanuel Kwasi Mensah, Archbishop, in 3 countries, 54 churches, 1 bishop, 94 priests, and 194 deacons with 5,336 faithful members; and Metropolitan Archdiocese of Mediator Dei, led by His Eminence, Most Reverend Dr. Jean Ndjewel, Metropolitan Archbishop, in 6 countries, 23 churches, 5 bishops, 34 priests, and 8 deacons with 3,273 faithful members. 

The Anglocatholic Church has around the world in twenty-four countries: Australia, Brazil, Burundi, Cameroon, Canada, Dominican Republic, DR Congo, Estonia, France, Gabon, Ghana, Haiti, Kenya, Nigeria, Paraguay, Philippines, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, South Sudan, Spain, Tanzania, Uganda, and United States in ten archdioceses and eighteen dioceses total 128 parishes with 21,797 faithful members. Among them are 24 bishops, 209 priests, and 235 deacons, total 468 clergymen.

Primate Jean Ndjewel from West Africa announces that Archbishop Vincent de Paul Nzunu from DR Congo, and Bishop Jean Nicolas Ngijoe from Gabon are in the process of joining The Anglocatholic Church.

On October 17th, 2018, His Beatitude Dr. Heigo Ritsbek became a member of The Estonian Society of Church History.

The Anglocatholic Church has around the world in twenty-six countries (+12): Australia, Brazil, Burundi, Cameroon, Canada, Dominican Republic, DR Congo, Estonia, Ethiopia, France, Gabon, Ghana, Haiti, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, South Sudan, Spain, Tanzania, Uganda, and United States in eight archdioceses (+3) and ten dioceses (+5) in 116 parishes (+53) with 19,452 faithful members (+10,556). Among them are 18 bishops (+8), 198 priests (+93), and 227 deacons (+42), total 443 clergymen (+143).

The largest dioceses are: Archdiocese of Saint Mark the Evangelist (Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda) with 10,050 members; Archdiocese of Saint John the Apostle (Ghana, Kenya, South Africa) with 5,336 members; and Archdiocese of Mediator Dei (Cameroon, DR Congo, Gabon, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone) with 2,471 members.

(In the brackets change with last year).

The Anglocatholic Church is currently ministering in twenty-six (26) countries of the world: Australia, Brazil, Burundi, Cameroon, Canada, Dominican Republic, DR Congo, Estonia, Ethiopia, France, Gabon, Ghana, Haiti, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, South Sudan, Spain, Tanzania, Uganda, and United States.

The Primate, The Most Reverend Dr. Martin Lakwey Kiprotich, DD, has just announced, that The Anglocatholic Church is officially registered in the Republic of Uganda and is also received officially as a member church of The National Council of Churches in Uganda! Praise the Lord! Primate Dr. Kiprotich has opened our Church ministries in Burundi, Rwanda, and Tanzania! Wonderful! We work now in 27 countries of the world!

Here some photos of the Holy Eucharist in the Philippines by Primate Jeffrey P. Orellana.