VOICED: Expats fight church decline with French Church of England

The video explores the unique religious practices in southwest France, where Anglican and Catholic communities share places of worship. It highlights personal experiences of inter-denominational marriage and provides historical context on the Church of England's split from Catholicism. The video also discusses the impact of the English expat community on local church attendance and the cooperative use of church spaces. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of dialogue between Anglican and Catholic denominations, particularly regarding differing views on priesthood and ordination.

What is unique about the religious ceremonies in southwest France?

• They are exclusive to the Catholic Church.

• They involve both Catholic and Anglican practices.

• They are only attended by locals.

• They are held in Latin.

What is the narrator's religious affiliation?

• Protestant

• Roman Catholic

• Anglican

• Orthodox

When did the Church of England separate from Catholicism?

• In the 16th century

• In the 15th century

• In the 14th century

• In the 17th century

How often do Roman Catholics use the church in Lemery?

• Every Sunday

• Once a month

• Twice a month

• Once a week

What is a challenge for Catholics regarding Anglican practices?

• The use of Latin in services

• The ordination of women and married priests

• The lack of church attendance

• The use of traditional hymns