Anglo-Catholicism is the tendency within the Anglican Communion that emphasizes the church's Catholic heritage.
It may also refer to:
- the Catholic Church in England and Wales
- Roman Catholics who use Anglican-inspired liturgy, in particular former Anglicans; see Personal ordinariate and Pastoral Provision
- Anglican–Roman Catholic dialogue
- the Anglican Catholic Church, part of the continuing Anglican movement
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Anglo-Catholicism is the tendency within the Anglican Communion that emphasizes the church's Catholic heritage.
It may also refer to:
- the Catholic Church in England and Wales
- Roman Catholics who use Anglican-inspired liturgy, in particular former Anglicans; see Personal ordinariate and Pastoral Provision
- Anglican–Roman Catholic dialogue
- the Anglican Catholic Church, part of the continuing Anglican movement
This
disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Anglo-Catholicism.
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