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Taylor Loy ❤️‍🔥 ⚓️

@TaylorLoy
Episcopal Priest (EDOD) | Anglo-Catholic | Ex-UMC Elder | Husband+Dad | Fountain Pen User | Cigar Smoker | Duke, M.Div. | UofA, M.A. | HSU, B.A.
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    Taylor Loy ❤️‍🔥 ⚓️
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    Nov 17, 2025
    To all my new followers, know that I’m a really annoying Anglo-Catholic serving in a conservative diocese of TEC (crazy, I know!). But, I spend most of my time criticizing Roman Catholics to their face, but defending them against Protestants. I’m on the guy on the ledge!
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    Taylor Loy ❤️‍🔥 ⚓️
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    22h
    I remember when Anglo-Catholics were the most insufferable people on X. What happened?
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    Taylor Loy ❤️‍🔥 ⚓️
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    23h
    I love how Episcopalians take for granted that we have to read scripture in the context of the Church’s historic understanding. Gives me such peace and confidence in preaching.
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    Taylor Loy ❤️‍🔥 ⚓️
    @TaylorLoy
    Aug 25
    The focus of the text is not on Peter, but on the one whom he confessed. The Fathers taught that the rock was Peter’s confession, not his person or office. When they do say it was on Peter himself, they are quick to say that he represented the whole Church.
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    Anglo_Catholic ⚓️
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    Aug 25
    The mental gymnastics people go through just to reject the fact that Peter is, indeed, the rock Christ built His Church on is astonishing.
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    Taylor Loy ❤️‍🔥 ⚓️
    @TaylorLoy
    Aug 25
    My knee jerk is to agree with this.
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    Calvingelical
    @calvingelical
    Aug 24
    Evangelize like a Baptist. Read like a Presbyterian. Pray like an Anglican. Praise like a Pentecostal. (or Presbycostal) #EcumenicalMonday
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