‘Catholic life in the Church of England’ reads like a trusted friend who holds up a mirror to reveal love, truth, challenge, and despair. It captures God who pitches his tent in our everyday, immersed in the practical, theological, ethical, and desiring. As simple and complex as breathing or a heartbeat at the same time, reframed, reshaped in the Gospel of embodiment. I finish the book, standing on Fr Ken Leech’s shoulders, understood, heard, unafraid and giddy at God’s delight whilst still clutching a bag of Haribo.' -- Rob Wickham

This volume provides a profound exploration of the interplay between universality and particularity embodied within our faith. The contributing authors offer a fresh and poignant reflection on what it means to be both truly universal and deeply rooted in a specific tradition. By delving into the nuances of Catholic life, it illuminates the sacramental dimension experienced within everyday ordinary parish life. It is a thoughtful and refreshing reminder of our shared Anglican and Catholic heritage. -- Anderson Jeremiah