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Anglicanism. The body of Protestant episcopal churches derived from and in communion with the Church of England. Conduct taught, permitted and tolerated in Anglicanism. From the definite "romanizing" of a section of the high-church party to the extreme liberalism of certain dignitaries and professors, many varieties of Christian thought can be found. They are usually very roughly classified as high-church broad-church and low-church, according to the degree of which they retain Catholic doctrine and usage. Anglican orders were declared invalid by Pope Leo XIII in the bull [Apostolicae Curae], September 18, 1896, owing to substantial defects in the rite of ordination used in the Church of England from the time of Edward VI and Elizabeth, and the corrupt intention of the persons ordaining.