Not since the dissolution of the English monasteries in the 16th Century had an Anglican bishop dared to stand in a parish church and officially constitute a religious community'. The web site gives you an idea of the life of community today, which is based in Peekskill, New York. The Companions of St Luke 'A contemporary expression of Benedictine life in the new millennium. It is rooted in the Rule of St. Benedict while allowing for flexibility for contemporary life. It is open to single and married men and women, lay and clergy, of the Episcopal Church and those who are in communion with Canterbury.
Members have the option of living in community or apart.
Individuals seeking a balanced Benedictine Religious experience between the traditions of the past and the needed flexibility of the future, are welcome to inquire'. Daughters of the King is listed under Guilds, Associations, and Ministries. A Dominican 'Order of Preachers' in the worldwide Anglican Communion. An Anglican Cistercian community in England. First Order of the Anglican Franciscan Brothers in Spain Founded in 1990, 'at present the first community of Anglican Franciscan Brothers is sited in Seville.