The ordinariate is interesting as it does model a potential path forward. I am concerned though that it acts as a draw on Catholic minded Anglicans out of the CofE - which makes it harder to move towards an actual reunification.
I know that in my parish, they rescinded their โresolutionโ (to do with women priests) probably a decade before I moved here. As a consequence a lot of parishioners moved to the ordinariate. Itโs good that they had somewhere to go, but equally their view is simply no longer represented
You might be interested in checking out the "Anglican-use Mass in the Catholic Church".
The ordinariate is interesting as it does model a potential path forward. I am concerned though that it acts as a draw on Catholic minded Anglicans out of the CofE - which makes it harder to move towards an actual reunification.
I believe you are correct on both counts.
I know that in my parish, they rescinded their โresolutionโ (to do with women priests) probably a decade before I moved here. As a consequence a lot of parishioners moved to the ordinariate. Itโs good that they had somewhere to go, but equally their view is simply no longer represented