Does the Anglican Church honor the Roman Catholic Saints?

Question

And if they do does this include the Popes who are Saints? If Pope John Paul II becomes a Saint will they honor him? I know Fr. K honors St. Faustina's visions of Divine Mercy so does this mean he honors her Sainthood too?

Answer 1

Tell me what Protestant that does not love and honor St Francis of Asissi.

The Anglican Church did not exist until Henry VIII severed his country from the Church.

Answer 2

the version is that Roman Catholics are led by using the Pope. Anglicans do not. they don't have a pope. Their see is the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Anglican church is seen a protestant church. A protestant church is defined as any that isn't Roman Catholic. Henry needed autonomy from the Pope, so he chop up off. i think of a few Anglicans have self assurance in transubstantiation, yet not all. they have sacraments such as the Roman Catholic Church.

Answer 3

The Anglican church believes in the communion of Saints but they don't put that much emphasis on it. The Anglican is pretty much like the Catholic Church in its rituals and liturgy. So Saints to play a role in the Anglican church.

Answer 4

There are many saints of pre-Anglican days that are honored by Anglicans. Popes would not be included. Anglicans have their own saints, usually chaps who figured in British history and culture.

Answer 5

The Anglican church recognizes the same saints as the Catholic church, from the earlier period prior to the split between the churches. After the split, each church recognized its own saints.

Answer 6

This one is for Father K.

Answer 7

I don't know the answer to that question. At least this answer is honest.