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News Around the Ordinariate
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September 17
It's been six months since Americans and Canadians were asked to "flatten the curve" and our governments imposed lockdowns, shelter-in-place orders, and other public health restrictions. Churches were closed or, when re-opening began, only to limited numbers. Many of us resorted to watching Sunday Mass via the internet. Some states and localities are still not permitting Mass to be held indoors. Here's a reflection on what this lockdown might have on our understanding of the Eucharist.Read More -
September 16
The Ember days are four seasonal times of prayer and fasting, and an ancient part of the Ordinariate's English Christian patrimony. The word comes from “Quattember” or “the four times of the year” as the Ember days take place in Advent, Lent, Whitsuntide (the octave of Pentecost), and September following Holy Cross Day. Here are details from St. Alban's Catholic Church in Rochester, NY.Read More -
September 15
"United not absorbed," by Daniel Seper, PhD, examines the history and liturgy of the Ordinariates for Catholics of Anglican patrimony. In this online interview, Seper tells us about his new book and how he came to be interested in this subject at the University of Vienna.Read More
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Our Podcasts
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Welcome to ACS Podcasts! The Anglicanorum Coetibus Society proudly presents quality interviews with people of interest throughout the Ordinariates and beyond. Check out all our podcasts here ...
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ACS Map: Find The Ordinariate Near You
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We're On Mission to Build Christ's Church
The ACS map includes Ordinariate parishes, communities, and pre-Ordinariate groups across the globe.
The ACS has a mission to empower modern-day evangelists, particularly the laity, who want to form communities of disciples of Jesus Christ nourished by the Catholic Church's Anglican tradition. We aim to foster the building of pre-Ordinariate groups, which are Catholic communities rooted in the Ordinariate's public prayer and Christian fellowship and aim to become official Ordinariate communities in formation. Would you like your group included on this map? CLICK HERE to learn how ...
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Featured Sunday Livestreams
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Featured Divine Worship Mass
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Featured Choral Evensong
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14th Sunday after Trinity
The Anglicanorum Coetibus Society aims to help people around the world learn about and pray with the Ordinariate's Divine Worship Mass, which is celebrated according to Divine Worship: the Missal. This form of the Roman missal incorporates the Anglican tradition, and was promulgated by the Pope in 2015.
The ACS also aims to help people discover the Ordinariate's Anglican tradition of Choral Evensong, truly a "treasure to be shared."
This Divine Worship Mass is from the Cathedral of Our Lady of Walsingham in Houston, Texas.
This Choral Evensong is from St. Barnabas Catholic Church in Omaha, Nebraska.
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