List of Anglo-Catholic churches in England
Parish church Location Tradition AEO
St Alban , South Norwood South Norwood , Croydon , London Anglo-Catholic Yes ( Bishop of Fulham )
All Saints Church , Benhilton Benhilton , Sutton , Surrey Anglo-Catholic Yes ( Bishop of Fulham )
All Saints Church , East Sheen Richmond upon Thames , London Modern Catholic No
All Saints ' Church , Putney Common Putney Common , London Liberal Catholic No
St Andrew 's , Croydon Croydon , London Renewing Catholicism No
Croydon Minster Croydon , London Inclusive Liberal Catholic No
St Giles ' Church , Camberwell Camberwell , Southwark , London Modern Catholic No
Holy Innocents Church , South Norwood South Norwood , Croydon , London Anglo-Catholic No
Church of Holy Trinity , Eltham Eltham , Greenwich , London Inclusive Catholic No
St John the Divine , Kennington Kennington , London Catholic No
St John the Divine , Richmond Richmond , London Modern Catholic No
St John the Evangelist , Upper Norwood Upper Norwood , London Inclusive Catholic No
St John 's Church , Waterloo Waterloo , London Modern Catholic No
St Luke 's Church , Kingston upon Thames Kingston upon Thames , Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames , London Traditional Catholic Yes ( Bishop of Fulham )
St Mary 's Church , Addington Addington , Croydon , London Modern Catholic No
St Mary 's Church , Putney Putney , Wandsworth , London Liberal Catholic No
Church of St Mary the Virgin , Lewisham Lewisham , London Modern Catholic No
St Michael 's , Croydon South Norwood , Croydon , London Traditional Catholic Yes ( Bishop of Fulham )
St Nicholas , Plumstead Plumstead , London Traditional Catholic Yes ( Bishop of Fulham )
St Olave 's Church , Mitcham Mitcham , Merton , London Traditional Catholic Yes ( Bishop of Fulham )
Province of Canterbury -- Diocese of Southwark
This is a list of Anglo-Catholic churches in England. In May 2014, the House of Bishops' Declaration on the Ministry of Bishops and Priests declared that the Church of England is fully and unequivocally committed to all orders of ministry being open equally to all, without reference to gender. They also acknowledged that those within the Church of England who, on grounds of theological conviction, are unable to receive the ministry of women bishops or priests continue to be within the spectrum of teaching and tradition of the Anglican Communion, and therefore that the Church of England remains committed to enabling them to flourish within its life and structures. To this end, Pastoral and sacramental provision for the minority within the Church of England will be made. Those Anglo-Catholic parishes in the Church of England that reject the ordination of women can request alternative episcopal oversight (AEO) from a traditionalist bishop. Within the Province of Canterbury, the Anglo-Catholic provincial episcopal visitors (PEV) are the Bishop of Richborough (currently Norman Banks), the Bishop of Ebbsfleet (currently Jonathan Goodall), and the Bishop of Fulham (currently Jonathan Baker). In the Diocese of Chichester, however, the Bishop of Chichester is both diocesan bishop and the provider of AEO. Within the Province of York, the Anglo-Catholic PEV is the Bishop of Beverley (currently Glyn Webster). In two diocese of the province, AEO is provided by a suffragan bishop: the Bishop of Wakefield (Tony Robinson) in the Diocese of Leeds, and the Bishop of Burnley (Philip North) in the Diocese of Blackburn.