Thriving since 1967, TACA serves Masses and Seven Sacraments via its Priesthood, Diaconate, and Episcopate. Serving the Eucharist every Sunday TACA also gives training to new priests, and catechizes able ministers of all ages. TACA churches are High-Church and Low-Church, and the Diocese has many educational resources!
If you want your Church or Denomination to have Fellowship and Communion with our beautiful Christian Archdiocese, contact us directly HERE. Let’s share all the timeless reasons for enjoying our commonalities! Remember that “we have more in common than what’s different!”
Widely recognized for his team-motivational approach to shepherding, Bishop Drew is sharing his new Missionary Diocese with TACA! It impels ironclad improvements in new flocks and prompts diocesan excellence. It deserves a LOOK.
As Rector of one of TACA’s founding churches, BISHOP FLEMING celebrates the Eucharist in the DIOCESE OF THE WEST.
You’ve heard of TACA but you probably did not know that its unique sustainable ecclesiological structure has been around for decades. Click HERE.
St. Patrick’s in Perkasie, PA is the hub for the Seven Sacraments, catechesis, education, traditional theology, publishing, charity, and the building of able ministers in the NORTHEAST DIOCESE under BISHOP. MIKE DELLAVECCHIA & FAMILY.
Receive free publishing of your book or manuscript with your free training for ordination or ministry service. The multimedia center and classroom in Upper Bucks County, PA, also contain the provincial ecumenical seat of the Northeast Diocese. Click HERE.
A good-works dynamo, Lady Reid goes out to the needy. As the Charity Director of TACA, Dea. Ginny, along with Abp. Rick (her husband) enquire of us, “But whoso hath this world’s good, and seeth his brother have need, and shutteth up his bowels of compassion from him, how dwelleth the love of God in him?” (1 John 3:17). Read all about it!
Saint Andrew’s Anglican Church is the Chancery of TACA and the seat of the Archbishop. The location of this Parish in Newton, NC presents a vital centerpiece of Traditional and historical Anglicanism. Please learn about the people and its Vicar by clicking HERE.
Lady Jean puts into her own words why cultivating edible plant life offers an extraordinary path toward comprehending just by a little bit how God created the world. Her little farm, which is part of the Northeast Diocese of TACA is a feat of awesomeness! Check it out!