Anglican rite

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Christian liturgical tradition liturgical rite

The Anglican rite is the liturgical tradition and form of worship used in Anglican churches, characterized by its blend of Catholic and Reformed elements and typically expressed through versions of the Book of Common Prayer.

Aliases (7)

Anglican Rite ×2
Anglican liturgy ×2
Anglican (historical) ×1
Anglican Book of Common Prayer services ×1
Anglican Eucharist ×1
Anglican liturgical rites ×1
Church of England coronation rite ×1

Statements (73)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Christian liturgical tradition → liturgical rite →
associatedWith	English Reformation → Thomas Cranmer →
coreText	Book of Common Prayer → Book of Common Prayer (1549) → Book of Common Prayer (1552) → Book of Common Prayer (1559) → Book of Common Prayer (1604) → Book of Common Prayer (1662) → Book of Common Prayer (1928, USA) → Book of Common Prayer (1979, USA) → Common Worship (Church of England) →
developedFrom	Latin rite → medieval Sarum Use →
emphasizes	participation of the congregation → reading of Scripture → set forms of prayer → use of creeds in worship →
governingPrinciple	lex orandi, lex credendi →
hasCalendar	Anglican liturgical year →
hasCharacteristic	blend of Catholic and Reformed elements → emphasis on common prayer → ordered Eucharistic liturgy → scripture-centered worship → set liturgical forms → structured daily offices → use of vernacular language →
hasLanguage	English → multiple vernacular languages →
hasSeason	Advent → Christmas → Easter → Epiphany → Lent → Ordinary Time → Pentecost →
hasVariant	Anglo-Catholic liturgical style → Broad church Anglican liturgical style → Evangelical Anglican liturgical style →
includesService	Baptism → Burial of the Dead → Compline → Confirmation → Daily Office → Evening Prayer → Holy Communion → Lessons and Carols → Litany → Matrimony → Morning Prayer → Ordination →
influencedBy	Lutheran liturgical reforms → Reformed theology → Roman Catholic liturgy → humanist biblical scholarship →
practicedIn	cathedrals → chapels → parish churches →
regionOfOrigin	England →
religiousDenomination	Anglicanism →
usedBy	Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia → Anglican Church of Australia → Anglican Church of Canada → Anglican Church of Southern Africa → Anglican Communion → Church of England → Church of Nigeria → Church of Uganda → Episcopal Church (United States) →
usesMusicTradition	Anglican chant → English hymnody → choral evensong →

Referenced by (17)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Anglican Church in the Province of the West Indies → Diocese of Fond du Lac → Diocese of the Dominican Republic ("Anglican Eucharist") → Province I →	hasRite
Diocese of Los Angeles → Diocese of Milwaukee → Diocese of Western Montana → Episcopal Diocese of Central New York ("Anglican Rite") →	rite
Archbishop of Cape Town → Diocese of East Tennessee ("Anglican Rite") →	liturgicalRite
See of Canterbury →	churchRite
Fifth Sunday of Lent ("Anglican liturgy") →	commemoratedIn
Litany ("Anglican Book of Common Prayer services") →	componentOf
Old North Church ("Anglican (historical)") →	denomination
Western Christianity ("Anglican liturgy") →	hasLiturgicalFamily
Feast of the Baptism of the Lord ("Anglican liturgical rites") →	observedInRite
Curtana ("Church of England coronation rite") →	religiousContext