Lectures are printed as booklets and circulated to members.

Most of the following lectures were delivered orally at meetings of the Anglo-Catholic History Society and then printed for circulation to members.

Those shown in bold type are available for purchase at £5 each (UK), £8 (abroad), including postage. To purchase copies, please email the Treasurer: michaelyelton@achs.org.uk

No. Date Title Author
1 26/06/2000 Prejudices & Perspectives: Anglo-Catholic History Reconsidered Geoffrey Rowell
2 06/11/2000 Tractarian Architecture on the Ground Roderick Gradidge
3 12/02/2001 Alfred Hope Patten: His Place in the Catholic Revival Michael Farrer
4 08/05/2001 British Museum Religion—Percy Dearmer in Context Donald Gray
5 03/11/2001 Head Lice and Diamonds: The Birth of the Sisterhood Susan Mumm
6 11/02/2002 A Lost Hero of the Faith: Richard Carr Kirkpatrick, Priest, 1821-1916 A Priest of the SSC
7 15/04/2002 William Dodsworth (1798-1861): The Origins of Tractarianism in London Stephen Young
8 11/11/2002 Sacramentalism and Pastoral Care: The Oxford Movement and The Anglican Pastoral Tradition Peter Davie
9 17/02/2003 The Quest for Travers Michael Yelton and Rodney Warrener
10 19/05/2003 The Fantasy of Reunion: The Rise and Fall of the Association for the Promotion of the Unity of Christendom Mark D. Chapman
11 14/10/2003 Charles Gore: Radical Theologian and Defender of the Faith Paul Avis
12 05/02/2004 Donnish, Unrealistic or even Insincere: Sir Will Spens and Liberal Anglo-Catholicism 1900-1940 [Reprinted in Occasional Paper 26] Alan Piggot
13 19/05/2004 Archbishop William Laud: A Study in Failure? Kenneth Fincham
14 18/10/2004 Anglo-Catholic Congresses in the Provinces 1920-1934 John Gunstone
15 31/01/2005 A Glimpse of Heaven: The Kebles at Fairford [Reprinted in Occasional Paper 26] Hugh Greenhalf
16 09/05/2005 The Outer Limits of the Church of England Michael Yelton
17 24/10/2005 Being High Church in the Early Eighteenth Century William Jacob
18 23/01/2006 Church and Party: Anglo-Catholicism and Prayer Book Revision 1927-1928 John Maiden
19 22/05/2006 Communicants’ Guilds in the late 19th Century: Implanting Anglo-Catholicism in the Parishes Jeremy Morris
20 06/11/2008 Sacred and Splendid: The Churches of Sir Ninian Comper Keith Lovell (not printed)
21 05/02/2007 Mr Purchas and the Protestants: How the Battle of Brighton undermined the Evangelical Crusade against the Ritualists Charles Sandeman Allen
22 22/05/2007 Faith under the Southern Cross: Anglo-Catholicism in Australia Martin Hislop (not printed)
23 08/10/2007 Anglo-Catholicism and the Orthodox East: William Birkbeck and the Quest for Unity 1888-1916 Jeffrey Bibbee
24 25/02/2008 Their Proper Place: Archbishop Lang and Anglo-Catholicism 1928-1942 Robert Beaken
25 02/06/2008 Anglo-Catholicism, Theology and the Arts, 1918-1970 Peter Webster
26 20/10/2008 Hymns and the Anglo-Catholic Revival Hilary Davidson
27 20/02/2009 H.P. Liddon and the Priestly Ideal Barry A. Orford
28 01/06/2009 A Tale of Two Monasteries: Kelham and Mirfield Alan Wilkinson
29 20/10/2009 The Liturgical Legacy of Dom Gregory Dix Simon Jones
30 25/01/2010 Preserving the Thaxted Tradition Arthur Burns
31 22/06/2010 The Society of St David and the Rise of Welsh Catholicism in the 20th Century Grant Lambert Naylor (previously printed as Pamphlet no. 6)
32 04/10/2010 The Victorian Persecution: Anglo-Catholics and Martyrdom Dominic Janes
33 31/01/2011 From ‘The Soul of Dominic Wildthorne’ to the Wesleyan Guild of Divine Service: some Methodist Responses to Anglo-Catholicism in Victorian and Edwardian England Martin Wellings
34 13/06/2011 Anglo-Catholicism and the Universities Mission to Central Africa John Stuart
35 13/10/2011 Henry Edward Manning: From Lavington to Westminster James Pereiro
36 13/02/2012 Barbara Pym and Anglo-Catholicism Tim Burnett
37 11/06/2012 The French Connection: French Catholic Influences upon Anglo-Catholicism in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century Peter Davie
38 19/11/2012 The Oxford Movement and the United States of America Peter Nockles
39 28/01/2013 Icons and Anglo-Catholics Stephen Stavrou
40 10/06/2013 The Marquis d’Oisy: Aesthete, Exotic and Enigma Julian W.S. Litten
41 07/10/2013 Athelstan Riley and the Lost World of Anglo-Catholicism William Davage
42 27/01/2014 The Place of Archbishop Richard Neile (1562-1640) in Anglican History Andrew Foster
43 09/06/2014 Father Robert Dolling Terry Louden
44 06/10/2014 The Place of Meeting: Anglo-Catholicism and the First World War Robert Beaken
45 26/01/2015 Isaac Williams (1802-65), the Principle of Reserve and the Oxford Movement John Boneham
46 15/06/2015 Cat-gut and Iron: Father Benson and the Cowley Fathers Geoffrey Rowell
47 12/10/2015 Gilbert Hunter Doble: Cornish Anglo-Catholicism in a Celtic Context Elizabeth Macfarlane
48 25/01/2016 Anglo-Catholicism in Ghana Andrew Grant
49 13/06/2016 Rethinking Christendom: Anglo-Catholics and Society Between the Wars Mark Chapman
50 13/06/2016 E.B. Pusey: The Imaginative Revolt against “Common Sense” George Westhaver
51 30/01/2017 Anglo-Catholicism in North Staffordshire c.1833-1903 J. Roger Williams
52 12/06/2017 Michael Ramsey and the Reformation Paul Avis
53 09/10/2017 Persecution and Revival in the Church of England, 1640-1660 Kenneth Fincham
54 29/01/2018 The Catholic League and the Second Vatican Council Michael Walsh
55 11/06/2018 Exploring the Protestant Underworld: John Kensit, the Protestant Truth Society and Anglo-Catholicism Martin Wellings
56 01/10/2018 From the Sublime to the Ridiculous: Ritualism and Anglo-Catholicism in the Evidence of the Royal Commission into Ecclesiastical Discipline, 1904-6 Dan Cruickshank
57 28/01/2019 Tractarianism Fictionalised: The Novels of Charlotte M. Yonge Clemence Schultze
58 10/06/2019 The Douglas Brothers and the Society of the Faith Robert Gage
59 07/10/2019 An Ommanney Gathering: Ship Shape and Sheffield Fashion Clyde Binfield
60 27/01/2020 Winning Battles, Losing Wars and Inventing Traditions: Welsh Anglicans and Cultural Debate in the Twentieth Century Rowan Williams
61 01/06/2020 Church, Cotton and Confederates: What one American Bishop’s Fundraising Trips reveal about Nineteenth Century Anglo-Catholics Ben King (not delivered orally)
62 05/10/2020 Roman Catholic Reactions to the Oxford Movement and its Heirs Elizabeth Stuart (not delivered orally)
63 07/07/2021 Vigo Auguste Demant (1893-1983) Andrew Lough (not delivered orally)
64 04/10/2021 The CRJBS Michael Yelton (lecture not printed: see Occasional Paper no. 21)
65 24/01/2022 Before the Oxford Movement: Some Changing Patterns in Expressions of High Churchmanship, c.1780-1820 Nigel Aston
66 13/06/2022 Edward King and the Evolution of Pastoral Theology in the 19th Century Robin Ward
67 03/10/2022 Eric Milner-White: A Very English Anglo-Catholic, 1884-1963 Allen Warren
68 30/01/2023 Father Basil Jellicoe and the Dilemmas of Clerical Leadership Roland Jeffery
69 19/06/2023 Mysticism and Anglo-Catholicism: Evelyn Underhill and her Circle Jane Shaw
70 02/10/2023 From Oxford to Rome: The Cost of Conversion Pauline Adams
71 29/01/2024 A Totally Preposterous Parson: Evelyn Waugh and Basil Bourchier Alan Walker
72 05/06/2024 The Place of John Mason Neale Andrew Chandler
73 30/09/2024 Maurice Reckitt and Friends: The Christendom Group and ‘Christian Sociology’ David Ormrod
74 27/01/2025 ‘For the Sake of God’s World’: Gabriel Hebert SSM and the Kelham Theological Tradition Christopher Irvine
75 16/06/2025 Kenneth Leech’s Pastoral Inhabitation Christopher Cawrse
76 29/09/2025 Tractarian Friendship Ryan Blank (not printed)
77 19/01/2026 Lux Mundi and Liberal Catholicism Ralph Norman