About the Moderator
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: Book of Common Prayer
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
What of the Liturgy?
Amongst those considering the offer of an Ordinariate will be priests who are thoroughly modern and inspired by Vatican II as well as those who are more traditional in their liturgical taste and expertise. Finding a liturgy that will inspire, … Continue reading
Gleanings from the Catechism VI
As I present these morsels from the Catechism of the Catholic Church, I hope that even after these few they have fostered an appreciation for the depth of the teaching it contains. Additionally, it has been my desire to begin … Continue reading
Helping Visitors?
My family and I recently attended a Novus Ordo Mass (no, it was not our first time). My children had similar responses to the last time; they had wonderful insights like, "its not reverent enough", "why didn't we kneel more?", … Continue reading
The Remarkable Gift of the Anglican Patrimony
I have been away on holidays for a little while. During that time I finished reading Bishop Andrew Burnham's new book on liturgy. Reading and reviewing this book it is not hard to appreciate the wonderful contributions to the wider … Continue reading
Evensong for Trinity VI
Jesse has audio of a chanted Psalm 31 here – as well as the Magnificat and its antiphon. And in this post, he wrestles with the commemoration of Saint Thomas More in the Prayer Book. It's a most interesting post by a young … Continue reading
Σφραγὶς δωρεᾶς Πνεύματος Ἁγίου
Joshua of the blog Psallite Sapienter (who writes online under his Christian name only) has kindly provided the following piece on the question of ("re-")confirmation for those entering the anticipated personal ordinariates. The Complementary Norms to the Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum … Continue reading
Not Too Late For Evensong, Is It?
Jesse over at the Anglican Identity blog has sung parts of it here. Just beautiful! BTW, how many lay people who read The Anglo-Catholic pray the daily offices, Book of Common Prayer style?
The Liturgy of St. Tikhon of Moscow
“The Liturgy of St. Tikhon” is the name given, understandably but unfortunately, and inaccurately, to a version of a Western Catholic Mass rite used by Western-Rite Orthodox congregations of a largely Anglican background. It has no real connection with the … Continue reading
Anglican Patrimony: Church Music
Since The Anglo Catholic was founded, there have been only two postings about one of the most distinctive aspects of Anglican patrimony, its choral tradition. The two articles are a detailed study on post-Reformation music for the Prayer Book by … Continue reading
Sermons in Stones
A journey to East Anglia for the Walsingham Pilgrimage had to include a call at Covehithe. It is a living parable for the Church of England. Seen from a distance, the mighty tower of the parish church promises great things. … Continue reading
Thine Unspeakable Goodness This Day Shewed unto Us
In 1660, the English Parliament established the twenty-ninth day of May, both the birthday of King Charles II and the day upon which he entered London after his exile, as a public holiday in commemoration of the Restoration of the … Continue reading
A Few Words about My Place Here
Of late, I have been quite dismayed about the quantities of polemical comments to my postings, and wondered if I were not doing the wrong thing or frightening people away by being too forceful. One issue we face is that … Continue reading
Unity from Diversity
Once in a while, a comment comes in that really causes progress to be made in our thought and a healthy basis for our future Ordinariates. The comment in question is that of Michael LaRue on Gimme That Ol’ Time … Continue reading


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