Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross Website
August 13, 2012 5 Comments
The new website of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross is up and running here.
TAC Priest in South Africa.
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” to allow those of the Anglican tradition “…..more specifically the Anglo-Catholic tradition,as this venture has little appeal to Anglicans of the evangelical tradition. As a convert from the evangelical wing of Anglicanism, the Ordinariate has no appeal for myself and others. We understand the real Protestant meaning behind the stately Cranmerian language and are happy with the mainstream Catholic alternative. We believe the future of the Ordinariate will be thus limited, and in the USA, will have to trade on the flotsam and the jetsam of cradle Catholics.
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I note that, after three weeks, clicking “Join” or “Donate” still generates a Happy Face icon and an apology for the fact that one cannot as yet do either on the site, or even get information on how to do so in any other way.
Gee, EPMS, what would we do without you to point this type of thing out? Obviously, the website is still under construction. Meanwhile, the Ordinary is preparing to ordain priests and I hear another five former TAC priests are in the pipeline after the four FiF priests in Sept.
Hey welcome “Foolishness”, boy does this site need to hear from people like you (note the ping back to Robert I.W.) And indeed “Grace is Grace” (John 1:16)…yeah still reading and quoting that old Holy Scripture!