Liturgies and Rites

 

All Saints Anglican Mission upholds a deep reverence for traditional liturgy and rites, reflecting the mission's commitment to the rich heritage of the Anglican faith. At the heart of the worship life is the Mass celebrated from the English Missal (Anglican Missal) , which is primarily celebrated in a blend of Latin and English. This dual-language approach honours the universal nature of the Church while maintaining accessibility for the congregation. The use of Latin, in particular, highlights the timeless and sacred nature of the liturgical tradition.

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The Book of Common Prayer plays a central role in the daily spiritual life of the mission, with its rich prayers and devotions used for personal and communal worship. It is highly valued for its depth, beauty, and the tradition of Anglican spirituality.

In all, All Saints Anglican Mission places a strong emphasis on liturgical tradition, seeking to express and deepen the faith of its members through a careful and reverent approach to worship, honouring the Church's ancient rites and the timeless beauty of its liturgies.

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All Masses and services are celebrated in the private chapel of All Saints Anglican Mission. Holy Mass is offered for all the faithful and the eternal church. We are currently unable to offer our church services in a church. House visits and masses can be requested and if enough people can bring up the cost of renting a room in future we will gladly offer our pastoral care.