"Western" Orthoxdoxy

[RadixLecti]

http://www.westernorthodox.com/

anyone familiar with this?

[Groce]

Yes. With the concept only, I have never been to one. But there is one close to my home in Texas, but since I'm moving as soon as I get back to the states I dont think I will have time to visit. From my understanding there are only two groups that have this, Antiochian and ROCOR.

[longhair75]

One of the churches listed on the web page is not far from my house. I attended a couple of services there during my journey from Rome to England.

[Aymn27]

http://www.westernorthodox.com/

anyone familiar with this?
I've never attended services, but inquired over at TAW about them...one of the ladies there is a member of a Western Orthodox church. Orthodoxy as a whole is just too liturgical for my taste. The Western Liturgy is also chided by many over at TAW - go ask about it and you'll see what I mean. I would, though, go there before Rome. Have you checked out the Tradational Anglican Communion - I think it's the APA here in the states. I think they're a fair balance between Rome and Anglicanism - and they are in talks with the papacy to become there own jurisdiction under Rome - though I don't think the current pontiff is likely to grant such a thing.