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The Churching of Women in the Anglican Tradition
Sunday at Saint Paul’s, we had the joy of “churching” a new mother, and it was such a beautiful reminder of how our Anglican tradition…
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Vestments Controversy in Early Reformed Episcopal Church
A Redditor recently shared one of my articles on anglo-catholicism in the Anglicanism subreddit, sparking a question I often encounter: How can the Reformed Episcopal…
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Intro to Anglo-Catholicism: Key Dates from the Oxford Movement and the English Catholic Revival
The Oxford Movement, also called the Catholic Revival, was a major 19th-century effort to recover the ancient catholic heritage of the Church of England. It…
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The Duties of an Anglican Churchman
The One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church is the whole body of those who have been made members of Christ through Holy Baptism. Each member…
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The Roots of Classical Christian Education in Anglican Schools
Celtic Christianity and Classical Education The early missionaries to the British Isles brought not only Christianity but also Western culture to the regions of Ireland,…
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A Brief History of the American Anglican Church (Episcopal)
Understanding the history of the American Anglican and Episcopal Church tradition and its roots in the Anglican Church of England is essential to understanding the…
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Against Charter Homeschooling
Why Christian Families Should Oppose Charter Homeschool Programs What Is a Charter Homeschool Program? Understanding the State-Run Alternative In recent years, publicly funded charter-based homeschool…
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Anglicans and Immersion Baptism
Over the past few weeks, it has been my great joy to administer the sacrament of Holy Baptism to several members of our church and…
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Did Jesus Change the Sabbath?
The question of Sabbath observance—whether Christians are bound to Saturday or Sunday worship—often sparks thoughtful theological discussion. A recent comment on my Youtube channel read:…
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Ascension & Preterism: Heidelberg Catechism Q46–49 and the Kingdom Already Inaugurated
What if the “end times” aren’t in the future, but in our past? In this video, [Ascension & Preterism – Heidelberg Catechism Q46–49: Kingdom in…
Steve Macias
Anglican Priest & Classical Educator
Rev. Steve Macias is an Anglican priest serving in the Reformed Episcopal Church (ACNA). He is the Headmaster of Canterbury School and Rector of Saint Paul’s Anglican Church in Los Altos, California. He is married to Sarah, and they are blessed with four children: Athanasius, Lucy, Basil, and Ambrose.
