Anglo-Catholic links

The early history of the movement and one of its organizations
Anglocatholic Central
The Affirmation of St Louis
I Am an Anglo-Catholic
by Bishop Keith Ackerman
Our Present Duty
by Bishop Frank Weston, from the 1923 Anglo-Catholic Congress: the faith and social justice
Four audio excerpts: BBC interviews with Bishop Trevor Huddleston
From 1966: the hero of anti-apartheid activism in South Africa talks about his faith
St Agatha’s, Portsmouth
An historic church from the late 1800s, newly restored and reopened and no longer in the Church of England, which may be why the religion here appears to be in good shape.
St Peter’s, London Docks
St Silas, Kentish Town, London
St Mary’s, Bourne Street, London
Holy Redeemer, Clerkenwell, London
St Mary of the Angels, Hollywood, California
Douglas Fairbanks Snr and Mary Pickford were communicants here
• More on St Mary’s
by Charles Coulombe (‘home to Rome’ isn’t necessarily the answer)
S. Clement’s, Philadelphia
Guild of the Living Rosary of Our Lady and St Dominic
Obituary: the Rt Revd Brian Masters
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All Saints’ Sisters of the Poor
The American community, in Catonsville, Md., which is still traditional: ‘proper nuns’
Anglican Catholic Church
One of the first Continuing Churches, started in 1978
The trouble with Anglo-Catholicism
by Robert Ian Williams (RC view)
Options
by Fr Chad Hatfield (Eastern Orthodox view)
On the orthodoxy of the Oxford Movement divines
by Jeff Culbreath