Being Anglican, Being Catholic « Church of the Resurrection

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    Archbishop Kolini has called for a time of prayer and fasting in advance of the election of a successor as Archbishop and Primate of Rwanda.


  • Currents – The Anglican Mission Newsletter

    Download the July 2010 edition of Currents, the eNewsletter of the Anglican Mission.


  • Life and Biblical Spirituality

    A joint study with Keystone Presbyterian looking at life’s issues through Sacred Scripture. Wednesdays at 7:15PM at the Keystone campus and Thursdays at 9:30AM at Ascension Chapel.


  • Community Movie Night

    Join us on Saturday, August 28 at 5:45PM at the Keystone campus for dinner and a movie. Bus transportation from the Ascension Chapel in South Tampa will be available.

Being Anglican, Being Catholic

Bringing It All Together
Given the many and varied sources from which we derive the Deposit of the Faith, it might seem a chaotic thing, filled with contradictions and confusion. Nothing could be further from the truth. St. Vincent’s simple equation defining the Catholic Faith makes it easy to look past the different surface features of the Anglican, Celtic, Roman, and Orthodox expressions Chrisitianity. It allows us to see the truths inspired and enlivened by the Holy Spirit that run deep in each of these communities.

Underneath the secondary considerations, there is a unity that stands firm against the vagaries of men or the erosion of time. We stand in a tradition that transcends time or place. It challenges rulers and societies. It has shaped and continues to shape the hearts and minds of the highest and lowest of all people. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, this is indeed the Church at her truest and surest, against which the gates of hell cannot prevail.

It is these things that we seek, with God’s help, to claim at COTR. Without these, we are simply a community that offers a warm smile and the hand of friendship; with them, we offer the words of everlasting life through Jesus Christ.

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St. Vincent of Lérins
“Now in the Catholic Church itself we take the greatest care to hold that which has been believed everywhere, always and by all. That is truly and properly ‘Catholic,’ as is shown by the very force and meaning of the word, which comprehends everything almost universally.”