Theologians, historians, priests, and other Catholic scholars extol the contributions to theology, philosophy, and education ...

The former chaplain to the late Queen Elizabeth II lamented what he described as the apostasy within the Church of England ...

Pope Leo XIV declared St. John Henry Newman a doctor of the church, marking the significance of his theological contributions. Newman's journey from Anglicanism to Catholicism highlights his ...

Why I Left Anglicanism and Became Catholic After years in Protestant churches, I found in Catholicism a deeper tradition, a firmer foundation, and a call to holiness I couldn’t ignore.

Kaye identifies Anglicanism, therefore, as the attempt to maintain catholicity without Leviathan. The fundamental character of our faith means an extensive diversity is required not only within ...

The number of Anglican Christians is growing by more than a million people every year, according to the respected scholar David Goodhew, visiting fellow of St John’s College, Durham University.

Anglicanism emerged from Catholicism under monarch Henry VIII who decided to separate England from the influence of the Roman Catholic Church and wished for his followers to conform to his dogma ...

At the end of May of this year I did a column on "The crisis in Anglicanism," prompted by an important address given in Houston, Texas, by the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord George Carey.

The Future of Orthodox Anglicanism Gerald R. McDermott (Editor), Gerald Bray (Contributor), Timothy George (Contributor), Mouneer Hanna Anis (Contributor) Crossway 288 pages $22.99 ...

The Church of England remains Anglicanism's power hub. It has 26 million members, but 2019 weekly attendance was about 679,000 – before the COVID-19 pandemic crisis.

It is no longer clear within Anglicanism that international unity is entirely consistent with regard for local autonomy, particularly the autonomy of The Episcopal Church in the United States ...