Peach -
If you go here to the website for Our Lady of the Atonement:
http://atonementonline.com/index.php
you can order a DVD of an Anglican Use Mass at Our Lady of the Atonement. It is very beautiful and moving. The music is gloriously Anglican (excellent choir and pipe organ) and lots of incense and bells. The Mass is Rite I from the 79 BCP, (which I loved at my old Episcopal church). The words of consecration are also Old English, evidently a translation of the Latin which was made about the same time as Cranmer's BCP. It is the best of everything - glorious Anglican Music and reverent, holy Liturgy, while being Roman Catholic. (Very hard to find today.)
nan c
I just finished reading An Outline of An Anglican Life because as a former RC and Episcopal, a lot of this is new to me. But I have to tell you, of all the churches I've ever gone to, this is my favorite in every respect. And I don't want it to change!
Thanks for the heads up, nan.
Wow, it's neat seeing posts referencing my own parish. I grew up military and therefore in a wide variety of Catholic parishes and I simply love it here at Atonement. It's a truly reverent Mass and you can feel the connection with all those who have gone before us in the Faith.