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Does the Church of England believe in Mother Mary and Holy Communion?
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What was the official church of england during the 1700?
The church of England is the official established church in England and the mother church of the worldwide angelican communion.
Is Protestant Christianity is exactly the same as Catholic Christianity?
Oh no they are quiet diffrent, catholics have made Mary a god. Christians of the Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church, Oriental Orthodox Church, Anglican Communion, and Lutheran churches believe that Mary, as mother of Jesus, is the Mother of God
Why do Anglicans live outside of Britain?
The Anglican faith is not unique to the United Kingdom The Anglican faith was spread around the world with the expansion of the British Empire. The Church of England sees itseslf as the Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Communion.
Why is Canterbury Cathedral so important?
It is the oldest cathedral in England, and the home of the head of the Anglican Church. It is also the home of two schools, the choir school and the King's School, the oldest public school in England.
What are the duties of the mother board in church?
The duties of the mother board in the Baptist church include assisting with set up of the communion table, serving as missionaries and outreach in the community. They also provide wisdom and prayers to members of the church.
What religions are practiced in Great Britain?
Great Britain is a Christian Country but has a multicultural society so almost every religion is practiced here : Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism, Buddhism, Zoroastrianism .......
What are the Duties of mother board in a black missionary baptist church?
One of the thing I know is to help set up the communion table for communion once a month in the church. that's one of the duties.
What is England's official religion?
Just as it is here in the United States, Christianity is the highest practiced form of religion practiced in England. It will more than likely always be at the top though there are many other religions throughout the country as well.
Does the United Church of Christ believe in the Virgin Mary?
No, Mary is only in the Catholic Church. They do acknowledge she was the mother of Jesus, but do not worship her.
What religion was Agatha Christie?
Agatha Christie was of the Christian faith, specifically belonging to the Church of England. She was baptized and raised in the Anglican Church, and her faith is reflected in some of her works, such as her novel "Absent in the Spring."
Who was Mary according to the Catholic Church?
Mary is the Mother of God, Jesus Christ. She was conceived without Original Sin.
What is the difference between a catholic and episcopal priest?
Yes and No. The Roman Catholic Church is not the Episcopal Church, However the Roman Catholic Church is an "episcopal" church. This means that it is a church that is governed by bishops. The term "episcopal" or "episkopos" is simply Greek for Bishop. The Episcopal Church is the American Branch of the Anglican Communion whose mother Church is the Church of England. The Church of England broke ties with the Roman Catholic Church in 1539 under the reign of King Henry VIII. It was later realigned with Rome under the reign of his daughter Mary (AkA Bloody Mary). After Mary's Death Elizabeth the Great took reign in England and the Church in England once again became independent of Rome, this time for good. This became known as The Church of England or The Anglican Church. After the American Revolution the Anglican Church in the United States became independent of the Church of England for obvious political reasons and changed the name to The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, aKa The Episcopal Church. Although the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion as a whole are no longer under the leadership of Rome, they retain apostolic succession through the 3 fold ministry of deacons priests and bishops. They also hold strong to the sacraments of Baptism and Holy Eucharist as being the central Sacraments of the Christian faith, necessary for all Christians to participate in. Those other Sacramental rites of the church inspired by the guidance of the Holy Spirit, Confirmation, Reconciliation, Matrimony, Ordination and Unction are also Sacramental but not necessary for all Christians in the same way that Baptism and Eucharist are.
