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What is Church of England?

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The Body of Christ.

Historically, the Church is, or was the Catholic Church in England. It was brought here by S. Simon Zelotes, very early on after Christ's crucifixion, Albanicus the Wise, a Celtic Historian suggests 37 AD as a probable time! Alford, the Roman Historian, claims the first Bishop was Aristobulos , companion of S.Paul who is mentioned in the Ep. to the Romans.!

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