anglo-catholic
adjective / noun
Pronunciation: ˌæŋɡləʊˈkæθlɪk
Definition
A member of the Anglican Church who emphasizes the Catholic heritage, traditional liturgy, and sacramental theology of the faith.
Examples
She grew up in an Anglo-Catholic parish where the priest wore ornate robes and used incense during the Eucharist.
The movement seeks to preserve the Anglo-Catholic tradition within the broader structure of the Church of England.
Many Anglo-Catholic churches prioritize high-church rituals and the veneration of saints.
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