December 9, 2009
by Christian Campbell
An Introduction
Since the release of the Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum Coetibus, a number of myths have arisen, many of them fueled by reckless and uninformed speculation by amateur canonists with axes to grind. It is important to understand that, while the documents released by the Holy See give us great insight into the Holy Father’s plan to reconcile groups of Anglicans with the Catholic Church (Anglicanorum Coetibus, by the way, means “groups of Anglicans”), many questions can not yet be answered with absolute certainty...
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December 9, 2009
by Fr. Chadwick
Fr. Hart of the Continuum returns to his theme of discussing the question of knowing to whom the Apostolic Constitution was intended. In my last posting, I concluded that the Papal legislation was for all Anglicans wanting to be in communion with Rome and who accept the contents of the Catechism. This obviously includes Forward in Faith and those who are already in communion with Rome – and the TAC. Cardinal Levada responded to several requests, which would include the one made in the 1990’s for some kind of Anglican Use arrangement in England, the TAC letter of October 2007 and Forward in Faith in early 2009...
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While the first is mine, the second ought be credited to Fr. Chadwick. ;-)
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