As someone who has been to a decent number of both I regret to inform you that they do not.

April 11, 2026 - 05:01 UTC

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Solution: invent Woke Greek Orthodoxy
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I think we have one of those in Manhattan. Like a single orthodox church that got adopted by a load of lower east side artists who were there for NA and AA in the 80s
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Please, I am begging for this
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Again, we already have Episcopalianism.
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No but somebody please do
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That's just called St. Gregory of Nyssa, San Francisco
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We’ve got better music.
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We definitely have better hymnody; I've seen plenty of Catholics admit that
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truly depends, some episcopal churches are very bare of the beauty of catholic worship, but many of our large anglo-catholic episcopal churches with ad orientem worship make trad caths weep in jealousy lol
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And also, a simple parish service with good congregational singing, or an ethnically distinctive liturgy, is better than a standard catholic mass done sloppily or where nobody sings
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If you're looking for high church, you are going to have a monstrously difficult time finding a Roman Catholic parish in the States that goes harder than Boston's Church of the Advent.
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I don’t think there is a single Catholic service that goes as hard as the Great Litany.
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