Kreuzgang

The first 1,000-odd members of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham — 950 laypeople and 64 clergy in 27 groups across the United Kingdom — are former Anglicans who have responded to Pope Benedict XVI’s historic creation of a means by which former Anglicans can be received as groups, together with their clergy, while retaining their distinctive traditions.

Der anglikanische Geistliche Ian Hellyer aus der Region von Dartmoor konvertierte am Gründonnerstag zur römisch-katholischen Kirche: „Ich bin mir sicher, dass dies der Ruf Gottes ist, und nichts konnte mich davon überzeugen, dass dies nicht so wäre“. Er wird voraussichtlich katholischer Priester im neuerrichteten Personalordinariat „Unserer Lieben Frau von Walsingham“ werden.
Der 45-jährige Vater von acht Kindern legte am Palmsonntag sein Amt als anglikanischer Geistlicher nieder. Seine Frau, die gerade mit dem neunten Kind schwanger ist, war schon zuvor katholisch geworden und war bei seiner Firmung an Gründonnerstag eine der Paten.

Petur hat geschrieben:Probleme in Kanada:

http://ordinariateportal.wordpress.com/211/5/12/2195/
http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/comment ... in-canada/

Canada: The Straight Story
Posted on May 13, 211 by Fr. Christopher Phillips

Many of the blogs have been buzzing with reports about preparations for the Ordinariate in Canada being “on hold," as far as the Anglican Catholics are concerned. Some bloggers have incorrectly reported that this was a decision made by the Holy See; others have tried to make the case that the ACCC was having second thoughts about the whole thing. None of that’s true.

Using “leaked” emails, all sorts of things have been reported, including such things as “all the ACCC parishes are to be closed down,” and “ACCC people will have to attend territorial Catholic parishes, where they will be catechized,” and the list goes on, each measure sounding more and more draconian.

Archbishop Collins called me after all this broke out in the media and on the blogs, so I had the opportunity to ask him directly about these things. Did he really issue these orders? Were they presented to the members of the ACCC with his approval?

The short answer is, “no.” He told me quite plainly that it wouldn’t have entered his mind to suggest that the ACCC parishes be closed down. He has no intention whatsoever of telling those who are Ordinariate-bound that they must attend the local Catholic parish. He knows that people are being catechized now, and that will continue, with the mentor-priests being available to help. It’s not the intention of the archbishop that the mentor-priests are to “take over.” We spoke about the preparation of the clergy. If there are some who need further studies, there will be programs for that, taking into account individual circumstances and personal responsibilities. Clergy won’t be rejected simply because they need some supplemental studies. When it comes to the holding of property, the archbishop stated without hesitation that determining property issues isn’t part of his task as delegate.

The archbishop understands that his responsibility is to prepare things for the implementation of Anglicanorum coetibus. That’s all. In fact, many of these issues will belong more properly to the Ordinariate when it is erected, and will be dealt with, long-term, by the Ordinary and the Governing Council of Priests. I know the archbishop looks forward to the time when his task is finished, and Anglicanorum coetibus is fully implemented. In fact, aren't we all!

As many as 100 U.S. Anglican priests and 2,000 laypeople could be the first members of a U.S. personal ordinariate for former Anglicans who want to enter into full communion with the Catholic Church, Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl of Washington reported to his fellow bishops June 15.
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At a news conference following his report, Cardinal Wuerl said he "wouldn't be surprised" if the Vatican were to establish the U.S. ordinariate by the end of the year. "I think it will be sooner rather than later," he said.

Gamaliel hat geschrieben:Report on U.S. ordinariate for ex-Anglicans

Daraus:

As many as 100 U.S. Anglican priests and 2,000 laypeople could be the first members of a U.S. personal ordinariate for former Anglicans who want to enter into full communion with the Catholic Church, Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl of Washington reported to his fellow bishops June 15.
[...]
At a news conference following his report, Cardinal Wuerl said he "wouldn't be surprised" if the Vatican were to establish the U.S. ordinariate by the end of the year. "I think it will be sooner rather than later," he said.

HeGe hat geschrieben:USA: Episkopalgemeinde wird katholisch

ChrisCross hat geschrieben:

HeGe hat geschrieben:USA: Episkopalgemeinde wird katholisch

New Jersey
The parish council of the Community of St. John the Baptist, a parish whose doors were closed by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Trenton, has requested to join the American National Catholic Church, an independent Catholic denomination in America.



As the parish embraces a new identity, they have adopted a new name: Our Lady of Guadalupe American National Catholic Church. Since their building was taken by the Diocese of Trenton, they have been gathering in local halls. The hundreds of members of the community are very excited over the donation of land that they are working to acquire and which will allow them to soon begin construction of a new church building. OLG will be the first brick and mortar church constructed from the ground up in the American National Catholic Church.


This parish community is vibrant, full of energy and is growing. We ask your prayers for the community of Our Lady of Guadalupe as well as for their priest. May the good works we see here continue to inspire others who feel called by God to embrace this new and exciting journey within this branch of Christ's Church!

Quelle hat geschrieben:Eine anglikanische Wohlfahrtsorganisation will den zum Katholizismus übergetretenen Anglikanern eine Millionenspende zukommen lassen. Das Vorhaben stieß unter Anglikanern auf Kritik (...) Es handelt sich den Berichten zufolge um eine Zuwendung der anglokatholischen "Bruderschaft des Heiligsten Sakraments" (...)
Der Beschluss, dem neu gegründeten katholischen Personalordinariat für übergetretene Anglikaner eine Million Pfund (Tageskurs 1,11 Millionen Euro) zu spenden, hätten die Gesellschafter einstimmig getroffen, hieß es. Es handele sich um mehr als die Hälfte des gesamten Vermögens der Bruderschaft (...).

Petur hat geschrieben:Probleme in Kanada:

http://ordinariateportal.wordpress.com/211/5/12/2195/
http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/comment ... in-canada/

ad-fontes hat geschrieben:Wer ist denn der Herr in deinem Avatar?

Gamaliel hat geschrieben:

ad-fontes hat geschrieben:Wer ist denn der Herr in deinem Avatar?

Antonio Rosmini.

Petur hat geschrieben:Unangenehm, unangenehm...

Petur hat geschrieben:Will ihnen weder die englische RKK noch Rom helfen?

ottaviani hat geschrieben:Das Problem war ab zu sehen das Problem wird auch Personalordinarien drohen die für die ED Gemeinschaften errichtet werden sollten den außer der FSSPX hat keine Gemeinschaft entsprechende Strukturen und Mittel

Stephen Dedalus hat geschrieben:Das neue Personalordinariat hat wenige Monate nach seiner Einrichtung erhebliche finanzielle Probleme.

Bislang kommen auf jeden Priester des Ordinariates nur ca. 20 Laien. Da die Priester nicht von den bestehenden Diözesen bezahlt werden können, muß das Ordinariat Mittel finden, um die vollzeitlich beschäftigten Priester finanzieren zu können. Mgr Newton stellte klar, daß das Ordinariat keine Zukunft habe, wenn es nicht gelänge, Einkommen für Priester sicherzustellen, die auf finanzielle Hilfe angewiesen sind.

Stephen Dedalus hat geschrieben: Auch fehlt es dem Ordinariat an Gebäuden. Gegenwärtig kampiere man quasi in den bestehenden römisch-katholischen Gemeinden. Um eine dauerhafte Präsenz zu haben, benötige man aber eigene Gebäude.