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Church of England

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Church of England the established church of England and the mother church of the Anglican Communion . Organization and Doctrine The clergy of the church are of three ancient orders: deacons, priests, and bishops. Except for the celebration of the mass and giving absolution, deacons have the same clerical functions as priests. Only the bishop can ordain, confirm, and consecrate churches. A bishop is given consecration at the hands of other bishops. There are two archbishoprics, Canterbury and York, with the Archbishop of Canterbury taking precedence over the Archbishop of York. The church... Read more
Church of England
Church of England Christian Church in England, established by law in the 16th century. During the...outside papal control. As the Reformation extended to England, the Church of England finally emerged independent of papal jurisdiction and... Read more
Church of England
Church of England. The presence of British bishops at...be the Supreme Head on earth of the Church of England, and a series of laws severed the...led to litigation and dispute. The Church of England Assembly (Powers) Act 1919 (the Enabling... Read more

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