theearlgray

Hi I'm an Episcopalian and I have a few questions:

I'm about halfway through "Laudato Si," and Pope Francis seems to be taking a strong stand on economic justice, in decrying the "throw-away culture" we live in today. As parish priests, what do you do with your parishioners to discuss and act on Catholic social doctrine like economic and environmental justice?

Have guys ever interacted with any of the dissenting Anglo-Catholic priests who have left either the Episcopal Church or the Church of England. Do you think these dissenters will remain in parallel episcopal structures within the Anglican Communion, or do you think that Rome will end up supporting these parishes and priests?

Now a more contentious question. I love the Eucharist, that being said, to me biblical and theological perceptions of mine compel me to feel that Christ's table should be open to all those baptized in the name of the Trinity, try to convince me otherwise!

What is your favorite liturgy of the church year?

What is your favorite setting of the Mass by a famous composer?

What happens if an ordinand is bad at singing, and has trouble with the Mass?

Do you guys sing some of the old classic Anglican hymns?

Sorry for all the questions, it's cool that you guys are doing this!