[3D-JOY]

Thanks for the information.

No, the Catholic church would not be an answer for me. I thought there were very many other differences in beliefs, even if the traditions were similar.

I guess I will go on as I have for many years.

I often feel the Republican party has left me behind too! LOL

Now I lay me down to sleep...night-night.

[AnAmericanMother]

Good morning! I beat you to night-night as it turns out.

What specific differences in belief do you think exist? When we converted I only found two -- the validity of Anglican orders and the supremacy of the Pope. I didn't have any problem with either one, because as to No. 1 the goings on in the ECUSA plainly demonstrate that they don't have God's blessing on their shenanigans and thus probably their orders are invalid . . . and as for No. 2 the ECUSA would be doing much better if it had Adult Leadership and the ABC could deliver a smackdown to Vicki Gene, KJSchori, and all the rest. . . .

If you're "high", you've been ignoring the XXXIX Articles for years. Unless you're high in ritual only, in which case I guess you're really "broad church".

Seriously, you might want to look into it. There's a big difference between what everybody THINKS the Catholic Church believes, and what its doctrine actually IS. People have got some serious misconceptions going on. And some of the worst offenders are Episcopalians.

[Huber]

The Anglican Catholic Church continues to require confirmation prior to Communion. Other Continuing Anglican churches may do the same.

Here is a link to resources including Traditional Anglican churches:

Resource for Traditional Anglicans: http://trad-anglican.faithweb.com

[Huber]

The Anglican Catholic Church continues to require confirmation prior to Communion. Other Continuing Anglican churches may do the same.

Here is a link to resources including Traditional Anglican churches:

Resource for Traditional Anglicans: http://trad-anglican.faithweb.com