Following my post on Parishes, I have decided to have a posting of the names of Traditional Anglican Communion clergy who are now members of the Ordinariates, whether lay or clerical. Please excuse the lack of titles, it is not meant in an offensive way, they are all Reverends to me.
Canada
Carl Reid (former Bishop of the ACCC) of the Annunciation of the BVM, Ottawa
Gerard Trinque Christ the King, Tyendinaga
Peter Wilkinson (former Presiding Bishop of the ACCC) formerly of St John the Evangelist, Victoria, now of Fellowship of Blessed John Henry Newman, Victoria, British Columbia
Michael Trolly of the Annunciation of the BVM, Ottawa
James Tilly of Good Shepherd, Oshawa
B. Kipling Cooper of Holy Trinity, Barrhaven
Doug Hayman of St Barnabas, Spencerville
David Garrett of Good Shepherd, Oshawa
Colin O'Rourke formerly of Christ the King parish, Calgary, Alberta
Tony Ward formerly of Christ the King parish, Calgary, Alberta
Ernest Skulblics formerly of Christ the King parish, Calgary, Alberta
Michael Shier formerly of St Peter and St Paul parish, Vancouver.
David Skelton formerly of Our Lady and St Michael parish, Edmonton, now Fellowship of Blessed John Henry Newman, Edmonton.
Michael Birch formerly of St John the Evangelist, Victoria, now of Fellowship of Blessed John Henry Newman, Victoria, British Columbia
Don Malins formerly of St John the Evangelist, Victoria, now of Fellowship of Blessed John Henry Newman, Victoria, British Columbia
Sean Henry formerly of St John the Evangelist, Victoria, now of Fellowship of Blessed John Henry Newman, Victoria, British Columbia
Ralph Braunstien formerly of St John the Evangelist, Victoria, now of Fellowship of Blessed John Henry Newman, Victoria, British Columbia
Peter Switzer formerly of St John the Evangelist, Victoria, now of Fellowship of Blessed John Henry Newman, Victoria, British Columbia
Edward Gale formerly of Our Lady and St Martin, Mayne Island
Raymond Ball formerly of St Edmund Parish, Waterloo, Ontario
Dr Charles Warner formerly of Holy Cross Parish, Sydney Forks, Nova Scotia
Chris LePage formerly of St Thomas More, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Richard Harris formerly of St Michael's, Fredericton, New Brunswick (joined with 11 others on June 24th, 2013)
I know that the list of Priests and Deacons in the final ACCC newsletter authored by Bishop Reid included other names but I am yet to discover if they have joined the Roman Catholic Church whilst en route to the Ordinariate.
UK
Robert Mercer former Bishop of Matabeleland and Presiding Bishop of the ACCC
John Maunder of St Agatha's, Landport
Brian Gill former Vicar General of the TTAC
Philip Penfold of St Agatha's, Landport
Australia
Harry Entwistle (former Bishop in the ACCA) Ordinary. St Ninian and St Chad, Maylands, West Australia
Tony Iball Patmos House Community, Brisbane, Queensland
Stephen Hill
Reception in process:
Gordon Barnier (Vicar General of the Diocese of the Torres Strait) Parish of St Clare, Cairns, Queensland
Andrew Kinmont chapel of St Stephen, Protomartyr, Upper Coomera, Queensland.
Warren Wade parish of St Mary the Virgin, North Turramura, Sydney, NSW
Owen Buckton (former Administrator of the ACCA) Parish of Our Lady of Walsingham, Rockhampton, Queensland.
William P Hannigan, North Brisbane, Queensland
USA
Louis Campese former Bishop of the Diocese of the Eastern United States in the ACA
William Holiday of the Church (Cathedral) of the Incarnation, Florida
Scott Whitmore of the Church (Cathedral) of the Incarnation, Florida
Lewis Berry formerly of the ACA in Houston, Texas.
Dennis Hewitt of the Sacred Heart Mission, Mt Airy, Maryland
Dean Steward of the Holy Cross Mission, Ocala, Florida
Lawrence Reinholt of Christ the King Parish, Towson, Maryland.
Ray Strawser of Christ the King Parish, Towson, Maryland.
Mark Bradley of Christ the King Parish, Towson, Maryland.
Edward Meeks of Christ the King Parish, Towson, Maryland.
Andrew Bartus of Blessed John Henry Newman Mission Parish, Orange County, California
Luke Reese of St Joseph of Arimathea Anglican Use Society, Indiana, Indianapolis.
George Ortiz-Guzman of St Augustine of Canterbury Parish, Oceania, California
William Ledbetter of St Augustine of Canterbury Parish, Oceania, California
Dennie Eisele of St Augustine of Canterbury Parish, Oceania, California
David Ousley of St Michael the Archangel Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Melvin (Bud) Reick of Christ the King Parish, Towson, Maryland.
Jonathin Chori Seraiah formerly of St Aiden's Parish, Des Moines, Iowa
Nicholas Marziani of St James, St Augustine, Florida
Lowell Andrews of Holy Trinity, Payson, Arizona
William Waun of Our Lady of Good Counsel Mission, Jacksonville, North Carolina. I believe he was previously in the Charismatic Episcopal Church (CEC).
John Worgul Dean of Holy Trinity Seminary, Towson, Maryland.
Canon Tom Cairns (former Canon to the Ordinary to Archbishop Falk) - not sure if he is joining the Ordinariate or not although he has been received.
A few names are missing (this is from my own informed account of the receptions and nullae ostae):
ReplyDeleteThe 6 British Columbian ACCC Priests were indeed received. They are:
Michael Birch (Blessed JH Newman Victoria BC) [Former rector at St John the Evangelist Victoria]
Don Malins (Blessed JH Newman Victoria BC) [Former clergy at St John the Evangelist Victoria]
Sean Henry (Blessed JH Newman Victoria BC) [Former clergy at St John the Evangelist Victoria]
Ralph Braunstein (Blessed JH Newman Victoria BC) [Former clergy at St John the Evangelist Victoria]
Peter Switzer (Blessed JH Newman Victoria BC) [Former clergy at St John the Evangelist Victoria]
Edward Gale (Blessed JH Newman Victoria BC) [Former rector of Our Lady and St Martin Mayne Island]
Beside Fr. O’Rourke, two other Calgary former ACCC rectors were received at St John the Evangelist ordinariate parish:
Tony Ward (received at St John the Evangelist Calgary AB) [Former rector of All Saints Calgary]
Ernest Skulblics (received at St John the Evangelist Calgary AB) [Former rector of All Saints Calgary - Reconciled Catholic]
In Eastern Canada, Fr. Chris LePage has apparently been received, but the whereabout of his parish is unknown.
Two Priests have been received whithout pursuing Catholic Priesthood:
Fr. Raymond Ball (St Edmund Waterloo ON), who wished to retire, and Charles Warner (Holy Cross Sydney-Forks NS), who was rejected for ordination being a reconciled Catholic (therefore I suppose he was reconciled as a member of the diocese of Antigonish)
A few names are also missing in the US:
Fr. Nicholas Marziani (Ordinariate in Florida), while ordained in TEC, was incardinated in the ACA at the time he renounced his Anglican orders. He is now an ordinariate Priest.
Those were received in the Church:
R: Dennie Eiseleáµ (St Augustine of Canterbury Oceanside CA)
R: John Worgul† (Christ the King Towson & Holy Trinity lay institute)
Those have received a nulla osta, some have not been received in the Church yet:
N.O.: Lowell Andrews (Holy Nativity Payson AZ)
N.O.: Randall Fogle (Christ our Saviour Denison TX)
N.O.: William Holidays (Incarnation Orlando FL)
N.O.: Richard Bugyi-Sutterᵋ (Colorado Ordinariate Society CO)
N.O.: Samuel Edwards* (The Pondering Heart Apostolate) [former rector of St Peter Waynesville NC]
N.O.: Gerald Sherbourne (Military chaplain)
And Canon Tom Cairns has been received in his local parish, I don’t know if as a member of the ordinariate or of his local diocese.
NB: the rector of Holy Cross Ocala is Fr. Mark Siegel. Fr Dean Steward is rector at St Luke’s in The Villages. I don’t know if any of them were received in the Church.
Apparently those in reception process in the US are:
Mark Siegel (Holy Cross Ocala FL)
Pedro Toledo (Rey de Gloria Miami Spring FL)
Richmond Bridge (Our Lady of the Angels New Smyrna Beach FL)
Dean Steward (St Luke The Village FL)
Robert Scheiblhofer* (St Barnabas Omaha NE [parish left TEC in 2009])
James Blacker‡ (St Edmund of Canterbury Fredericksburg VA)
Joseph Reffner (Military chaplain)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for this, I have updated where they have been received. As for Mark Siegel, I know he was at Holy Cross, Ocala, but my most recent info was that it was now under Dean Steward's care and he (Dean Steward)himself has blogged of the reception of this community along with the Cathdral of the Incarnation.
ReplyDeleteSt Luke the Village was served from Christ Anglican Church which remains in the ACA under Bishop Marsh and has a Fr John Jacobs named as its new vicar. I am informed that St Luke the Village has now been received as well.
Could you provide the link where Fr. Steward blogs? I wasn't aware of him having an internet presence. Thank you:)
ReplyDeleteDeepest apologies Don Henri,
ReplyDeleteI meant to say 'commented' rather than 'blogged', I was referring to s post he made on Virtueonline a few days ago when he commented:
"Greetings friends from sunny Florida. There seems to be some confusion about the nature of Anglican Ordinariates which are being started up in America, UK, Canada, Australia, etc. The members of Holy Cross were just admitted into the Ordinariate in Orlando along with the members of the Church of the Incarnation. Parishoners will be fully Catholic and richly Anglican. This may be hard for some to understand. Yet this is reality, we are now united with more than a billion Catholics around the world. We at Holy Cross will still be enjoying a beautiful Anglican liturgy this Sunday, with the blessings of Monsignor Steenson. This will be Morning Prayer according to the Book of Common Prayer (1928). As St. Paul used to say, "be of good comfort, be of one mind, live in peace..." (II Corinthians 13:11)
Yours in Christ's love, Dean Steward"
Don't forget that 4 were ordained in Melbourne for the Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross on the 8th of September: Fathers James Grant, Neil Fryer, Christopher Seton and Ramsay Williams.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joshua, but these four gentlemen weren't members of the ACCA-TAC but came across from the Anglican Church of Australia. I am presently posting about the former TAC clergy. I will create one for all clergy later.
ReplyDeletePlease add Lewis Berry.
ReplyDeleteHe was received Easter at Our Lady of Walsingham in Houston and has chosen to remain lay.
Thank you and so added. Where was his parish/community?
ReplyDeleteHello! You can now add Holy Nativity Payson and its rector Fr. Lowell Andrews to your list, they will be received the 16th of december (cf. ordinariate Facebook page).
ReplyDeleteAnd things seems to have cleared for Mr. Warner who is now a seminarian of the CSP ordinariate... Finally is was issue a nulla osta apparently.
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Thank you Don Henri - I have been following the situation in Holy Nativity, Payson, closely and am delighted that a date has been set.
ReplyDeleteI am pleased for Doctor Warner as well.