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ACS Blog & Ordinariate News
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September 25
The Anglican tradition of good hymn singing is not optional for ordinariate Catholics. Maintaining our tradition of congregational hymns at the Eucharist is non-negotiable and part of our treasure to be shared.Read More -
March 20
G. K. Chesterton lauds the Book of Common Prayer, on which the ordinariate missal and office books were based, calling it "the last Catholic book" and a "magnet and talisman" which can draw men into the Church...Read More
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ACS Map: Find The Ordinariate Near You
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We're On Mission to Grow Christ's Church
The ACS Map includes Ordinariate parishes, communities, and groups of Ordinariate members and friends across the globe.
The ACS has a mission to empower modern-day evangelists, particularly the laity, who want to form communities of disciples of Jesus Christ nourished by the Catholic Church's Anglican tradition. The ACS Map includes both official communities of the Ordinariates, and also groups of Ordinariate members and friends that use of the ACS Map Listing Service to share their times for public prayer and Christian fellowship. To explore the ACS Map CLICK HERE.
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Featured Livestream
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The Anglicanorum Coetibus Society aims to help people around the world learn about and pray with the Ordinariate's Divine Worship Mass, celebrated according to Divine Worship: the Missal, and the Ordinariate's Anglican tradition of Choral Evensong.
The Divine Worship Mass is from St. Vincent Ferrer church in New York. Choral Evensong is from the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore.
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ACS Podcasts
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Welcome to Our Podcasts!
The Anglicanorum Coetibus Society proudly presents quality interviews with people of interest throughout the Ordinariates and beyond.
In our latest podcast, Deborah Gyapong interviews Denyse O’Leary, a member of the Canadian Deanery of St. John the Baptist of the Personal Ordinariate of Chair of St. Peter, who speaks with the ACS about her life as a science journalist and why faith is critical to science.
Make sure to check out all our podcasts here ...
