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An Anglican Protestant Denomination that is Christ Centred, with the Word for All. Member UECC Communion of Churches

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  ♦ Anglican High Mass (5)

  ♦ Anglican Low Mass (5)

  ♦ Anglican Broad Mass (5)

 

♦♦ Anglo-Catholic Eucharist/Mass(1)(5) (PDF) - New Browser Tab

♦ Anglican 1662 Traditional Version(5)(7) (PDF) - New Browser Tab

♦ Anglican Low Mass(5)(6) (PDF) - (Recommended) - New Browser Tab

♦ Anglican Broad Mass(5)(6) (PDF) - (Recommended) - New Browser Tab

Holy Water (PDF)  - New Browser Tab

Gregorian Holy Water (PDF)  - New Browser Tab

Vesting Prayers (PDF) - New Browser Tab

Gospels (Download only)3 (Kindle) (ePub)

Gospels (PDF opens in new tab) (PDF)

New Testament (Download only)3 (Kindle) (ePub)

New Testament (PDF opens in new tab) (PDF)

Consecrate Oils (PDF)  - New Browser Tab

Consecrate Altar (PDF)  - New Browser Tab

Consecrate Church and Altar (PDF)  - New Browser Tab

Altar Guild Guide (Menu Link) (PDF)

Liturgical Colors (Menu Link)

Old Testament (Download only)3 (Kindle) (ePub)

Old Testament (PDF opens in new tab) (PDF)

Divinum Officum (External Link)


(1) This missal is derived from the Anglo-Catholic Books of Common

Prayer, purpose written from the 1662 and 1928 BCP with exerpts

from the 1975 BCP. This purpose written liturgy has retained some

of the original text used by the ancient church.

(2) This missal is more strongly related to the Anglo-Catholic 

heritage than the current Anglican precepts.

(3) ePub and PDF have bookmarks/hyperlinks in the Index to link

to individual books. Kindle (mobi) has a special menu.

(4) ECUSA Version

(5) What is High, Low and Broad Church within Anglicanism

Low Church is a set of beliefs and liturgies that encompass an open church concept that seeks a common ground for all believers. While the liturgy and prayers are strong in the beliefs of the church, the practice of said liturgies and prayers are less ritualistic than those of High and Broad Church. Anyone of any denomination would be comfortable at low church, All the core elements are intact, with the concentration placed on the word or music and not on pomp/circumstance. Low Church concentrates on participation of the individual. Low Church may lean more evangelistic because of the concentration on the word.

High Church by definition is more structured and stylized. High Church is highly ritualistic, with much pomp and circumstance. This would include a longer stylized entrance procession, Cleansing (Asperges and Thurifer) and many of the ancient postures of penitence. The High Church liturgies may be spoken or sung. The beauty and elegance of a well executed High Church cannot be overstated. High Church concentrates on the praise of the Trinity and less on participation.

Broad Church today is best defined by the term via media (middle way). It is a composite middle ground between High Church and Low Church. Broad Church may be more liberal in it’s beliefs and liturgies. Broad Church is a happy medium between evangelical practices and stylized ritual. Broad Church is a balance of praise for the Trinity and participation.

 

(6) Anglican Low and Broad Church Masses

These masses are purpose written to fit the beliefs, rubrics and canons of the Anglican Apostolic Church. These liturgies server the specific needs of individual congragations. See footnote (5)

 

(7) 1662 Book of Common Prayer

Traditional 1662 Book of Common Prayer. Identical to UK version, with only the references to the crown modified for non UK usage. Any presbyter in UK may replace the wording regarding the crown as they see fit.

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