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In
Defence of the English Catholic is a robust and passionate exposition
of Anglican Catholic identity, written at the height of the Catholic
Revival and rooted firmly in the life and witness of the Church of
England. In this classic work, Frank Weston sets out a clear defence of
the English Catholic position—historical, theological, and
spiritual—against both Protestant reductionism and Roman centralisation.
In Defence of the English Catholic
remains essential reading for students of Anglican theology, the
Catholic Revival, and the enduring question of what it means to be a
Catholic Anglican.
The volume is accompanied by a biographical
sketch of Frank Weston, Bishop of Zanzibar—one of the most compelling
and controversial figures of the early twentieth-century English Church.
CONTENTS:
1. Frank Weston: A Biographical Sketch by H. F. B. Mackay
2. In Defence of the English Catholic (1923)
Preface
In Reply to Dr. Henson—No. I
In Reply to Dr. Henson—No. 2
Address Given at the Anglo-Catholic Congress, July 12, 1923