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Christian Campbell is the Senior Warden of the Cathedral of the Incarnation (Orlando, FL) and a member of the Standing Committee of the Anglican Church in America's Diocese of the Eastern United States. The ACA is the American province of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC).
He is also the CEO of Three Fish Consulting, LLC, an Information Technology consultancy based in Orlando, FL. He can be reached via email at ccampbell at threefishgroup dot com.
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Tag Archives: Anglican Patrimony
Headin' For Beulah Land
"Thou shalt no more be termed Forsaken; neither shall thy land any more be termed Desolate; but thou shalt be called Hephzibah and thy land Beulah; for the LORD delighteth in thee, and thy land shall be married." (Isaiah 62:4). … Continue reading
A Patrimony of Passion?
One of the great strengths of Anglo-Catholicism is the emphasis it places on worship. This is seen in the commitment to daily mass, the use of daily offices, the recitation of the angelus, rosary and daily ejaculatory prayers, devotions before … Continue reading
Let Your Light Shine
This blog tackles some pretty big issues, and there’s almost always a fairly deep and thought-provoking article waiting for people when they come to the site. The comments which follow are most interesting, and those who take time to comment … Continue reading
Divorce and Remarriage in "Historic Anglicanism" (Part II)
I ended my remarks in my previous posting on this issue http://www.theanglocatholic.com/2010/06/divorce-and-remarriage-in-historic-anglicanism-part-i/ Of June 8, 2010 with this paragraph: We are not finished with this subject yet, but already certain implications have begun to emerge. Above all, it is clear … Continue reading
Say Amen
It’s a small thing, but when you say “amen,” how do you pronounce it? I would imagine nearly everyone with an Anglican background would say “ah-men.” But have you noticed that almost all of today’s Catholics use “ay-men” as their … Continue reading
Civility: A Part of the Anglican Patrimony to Practice Now
Out of the same mouth proceedeth blessing and cursing. My brethren, these things ought not so to be. Doth a fountain send forth at the same place sweet water and bitter? Can the fig tree, my brethren, bear olive berries? … Continue reading
Finding the Church in Corinth
Tired of a four-year interregnum, the Church Council of St Ambrose Bournemouth voted unanimously for resolution "C" — that is, they have asked the Bishop of Winchester for extended episcopal oversight. They will hear from him in the Autumn about … Continue reading
The Future in the UK
I do hope most of you have taken the trouble to get and read Bishop Andrew Burnham’s truly excellent book, Heaven and Earth in Little Space. I took it with me on holiday, and devoured it very quickly. In my … Continue reading
A Weighty Patrimony
Familiar visits have to be made during our grandson's annual stay in Lymington; and Hurst Castle is prime among them. So this morning, armed with picnic, we set off on the little Ferry from Keyhaven. I have written before about … Continue reading
Country Pursuits
For some years now we have lured Fr. Howard Levett away from Holborn in the thick of London to visit us in Hampshire. The attraction, besides Jane's cooking, has been the New Forest Show. This annual three-day event caters for … Continue reading
Patrimony and Irony
This appeared in last week’s Tablet: Another senior Church of England cleric [at Synod] who did not want to be named, told me he believed that those who turned to Rome would see their Anglican traditions diluted. He said that … Continue reading
Maybe Not All of the Anglican Patrimony
Anglican Patrimony appears to be quite a fluid term. Different individuals have different definitions, and others are wondering which one is accurate. Having spent years in Protestant circles looking at Anglicanism (and Episcopalianism) from the outside, as well as having … Continue reading
The Past Is Future
In our attempts to define Anglican patrimony, we should allow it to be a bit open-ended. I know that’s usually not our way. Those who are on the conservative side of things tend to like tight descriptions and clear statements. … Continue reading
September 2, 2010 @ 8:29 PM Headin' For Beulah Land I really like your posts Fr. Phillips! I think they provide a great sense of perspective and remi...
September 2, 2010 @ 8:18 PM Newman Beatification Altar The Modernists' venues are always bad but they are usually bad in some discernible way, some way ...
September 2, 2010 @ 5:37 PM Choir Dress Subdiaconate was/is a major order, diaconate, priesthood and episcopate are holy orders.
September 2, 2010 @ 2:51 PM Choir Dress It is common throughout the Western Catholic Church to have lay people doing the readings at serv...
September 2, 2010 @ 1:39 PM Choir Dress Oh, and you can see a little more about the event in my Anceint Richborough blog - which does not...