This is not possible at present within the Roman Catholic Church. However, the Roman Catholic Church recognises a further 5 sacraments - confirmation, penance, extreme unction or the anointing of the sick, holy orders, and matrimony. Once again there is quite a bit of diversity within the Anglican Church and the Roman Catholic Church about what they believe about Mary. However, in general, most Roman Catholics would believe that Mary remained a Virgin and did not give birth to other children except for Jesus, while most Anglicans believe that after Jesus was born, Mary and Joseph had a number of children - Jesus' brothers and sisters. Many Roman Catholics also pray to Mary while most Anglicans would believe that you can only pray to God - Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Anglican ministers can wear a wide variety of special clothes.
There is however, a wide variety of practice within the Anglican Church of Australia, with some ministers wearing very formal clothes and others informal ones the same as members of their congregation. Many ministers wear these when leading services, visiting, or just for general use. Once again, the sorts of vestments varies significantly from place to place and church to church. For an article describing different types of vestments click here .