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Reformation Sunday at Saint Paul’s: Worshiping with the 1552 Book of Common Prayer
For 2025 Reformation Sunday, our parish stepped back nearly five centuries and prayed using the 1552 Book of Common Prayer—the liturgy of the English Reformation…
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St. Andrew’s College Visits Saint Paul’s Los Altos
This past All Saints’ Sunday we were blessed with a gathering of clergy, musicians, and parishioners as Fr. Brian Foos, Canon Sean George, and Bishop…
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Everything I Hate About Anglicanism [video]
In this tongue-in-cheek confession, I talk about the things I hate about Anglicanism… that are actually making me holier. From the relentless structure of the…
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Building AnglicanWiki.org – A Collaborative Home for Orthodox Anglicanism
Over the past week, I’ve been working on a project that’s been simmering in my mind for a long time: AnglicanWiki.org—a collaborative, reference-style site for…
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Reformation Rubrics (1662) and Paedocommunion (covenant communion)
Children, even infants, commune because it is God who invites them to the table, and it is God who nourishes, teaches, and perfects their faith…
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Ancient Church in Britain (Brerewood)
Edward Brerewood (c.1565–1613) was an antiquary, mathematician, and professor of astronomy, remembered also as a member of the Elizabethan Society of Antiquaries. A native of…
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Bp. Cosin: St. Augustine, Transubstantiation, and Article 29
Bishop John Cosin (1594–1672), was a Caroline Divine and Bishop of Durham. In his book, The History of Popish Transubstantiation (1676), he defends the “real…
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Historic Episcopacy and the Catholic Deposit of Faith
In the next section of his book (pp. 20–28), Cirlot turns to those who stop short of denying Apostolic Succession outright, yet contend that because…
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St. Michael’s Lent for Anglicans
St. Michael’s Lent is devotional Fast from the Feast of St. Mary the Virgin to Michaelmas In the early thirteenth century, St. Francis of Assisi…
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Apostolic Succession: Objections and Claims
“The doctrine of Apostolic Succession is sacerdotal, and sacerdotalism is completely discredited in Protestant circles today.”
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.
