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Pope creates ordinariates for Anglican dioceses

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The bishops, priests and faithful Anglicans that until now have gone to the Catholic Church were received individually.

Now, Benedict XVI has created a system so that Anglican parishes or entire dioceses, even, be received in the Catholic Church. Some 50 Anglican bishops have asked for their dioceses to be welcomed in this way.

The system requires converts to accept the doctrine of the Catholic Church and the authority of the pope.

Card. William Joseph Levada
Prefect, Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
"Yes they will be catholic and that will be clear because like people who go through RCIA or catechumenal process they ritually and personally makes a profession of faith and so thats clear."

The structure that will welcome Anglican newcomers is based on personal ordinariates, similar to military ordinariates or Catholic churches of oriental rite.

Mons. Joseph di Noia
Secretary, Congregation for Divine Worship
"This form, the personal ordinariates allows for something very much part of the local Church, and as groups emerge who wish now to take advantage Apostolic constitution wherever in the world they can do so in a local way in consultation with the Holy See and with the Conferences in each place."

The Holy See names the ordinary which could be an Anglican priest or bishop received in the Catholic Church.

Anglican bishops who are married cannot be ordinaries--only celibate Anglican bishops or priests will be able to exercise this charge.

Anglican priests who are married can continue in their ministry as clergy and pastors.

With this new structure, Anglicans can come into full communion with the Catholic Church still staying true to Anglican spiritual and liturgical patrimony, similar to Catholic churches of oriental rite.

Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, spiritual leader of the Anglican Church, gave his approval to the new project.

The next step in the process is an Apostolic Constitution signed by the pope that will put the ordinariates in effect. The decision gives way to partial unification while ecumenical dialogue for full communion with the Catholic church continues.

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  • Never happen in the UK, we want nothing to do with the Pope of the Catholic Church

  • @Nimo753 ahhh just fuck off anglican church existed only becouse henry VIII want fuck with more than a woman..not for divine inspiration for sure.. just shut up you ignorant asshole.

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  • long live the catholic church and the pope true christian faith

  • @cronanus ...the church and not Catholicsm although you have Peters ( fake ) body under St Peter.......Church aint about Peters body....its all about faith in Christ..

  • @Ettoredipugnar sori mate, i thought yor one of them!

  • @Selvans100 - I dont have to do anything you say dickhead....go boss you mother ...fuckwit...

  • @Selvans100 - is this one of papal coverings of truth ? how can you hide the fact dull mind....- you are so brainwashed that you will never acept this....this source came out of a Cardinal that spent yrs in the Vatican......so write back and lets reaveal the truth

  • @Nimo753 what a dick head you are, ignorant, goo go to watch the film of Dan Brown, they search ignorant people like you, becouse they need money.

  • @Nimo753 man your brain got very important damage you are total manipulated this pope joan never exist.Pope Joan was a legendary female Pope who allegedly reigned for a few years some time during the Middle Ages. The story first appeared in 13th-century chronicles, and subsequently spread throughout Europe. It was widely believed for centuries, though modern religious scholars consider it fictitious, perhaps deriving from historicized folklore regarding Roman monuments or from anti-papal satire.

  • @cronanus First Christians in UK was the English Church, Later came Roman Catholics...The English Church is our direct route to our roots....History tells us that Jesus built his Church in Glastonbury......English members wanted Henry VIII to spit on Roman Dictatorship.....so he did and changed direction to the communion....

  • @cronanus - hahahaha.....you have been studying bullshit for years, so up yours Catholics....Anglicanism never ever had anything with Catholic devils.....

  • @cronanus - recognised by which mother fucker?

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