Anglo-Catholicism

Target entity: Anglo-Catholicism
Context triple: [Four Quartets, religiousTradition, Anglo-Catholicism]

• A. Anglican 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.
• B. Old Catholicism
  Old Catholicism is a Christian tradition that split from the Roman Catholic Church in the 19th century, maintaining Catholic liturgy and sacraments while rejecting papal infallibility and emphasizing synodality and theological openness.
• C. Anglican Communion
  The Anglican Communion is a global family of interrelated Christian churches with historical ties to the Church of England, sharing Anglican traditions, theology, and liturgy while remaining self-governing.
• D. Roman Catholicism
  Roman Catholicism is the largest Christian denomination, centered on the authority of the Pope and the teachings and sacramental traditions of the Catholic Church.
• E. Latin Rite
  The Latin Rite is the largest liturgical tradition within the Catholic Church, encompassing its Western worship practices, canon law, and cultural heritage.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Anglo-Catholicism
Target entity description: Anglo-Catholicism is a movement within Anglicanism that emphasizes Catholic theology, liturgy, and sacramental practice while remaining within the Anglican tradition.

• A. Anglican 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.
• B. Old Catholicism
  Old Catholicism is a Christian tradition that split from the Roman Catholic Church in the 19th century, maintaining Catholic liturgy and sacraments while rejecting papal infallibility and emphasizing synodality and theological openness.
• C. Anglican Communion
  The Anglican Communion is a global family of interrelated Christian churches with historical ties to the Church of England, sharing Anglican traditions, theology, and liturgy while remaining self-governing.
• D. Roman Catholicism
  Roman Catholicism is the largest Christian denomination, centered on the authority of the Pope and the teachings and sacramental traditions of the Catholic Church.
• E. Latin Rite
  The Latin Rite is the largest liturgical tradition within the Catholic Church, encompassing its Western worship practices, canon law, and cultural heritage.
• F. None of above. chosen