We named our Society after the good Archbishop Justus because he is not very famous, yet historical records show good work that could only have been accomplished by him. He worked hard, did his job well, avoided publicity, and passed the torch to his successor, Archbishop Honorius. He lived in an era in which there really was just one holy Catholic and apostolic church, and he was its leader in England. The world has many needs, and good works done in the name of the church are a welcome relief from the secular sterility of the modern era. Our members help install, operate, and maintain the computers and networks that enable our online communication, and they help educate the Anglican public about how best to use those computers.
Some societies require that their members take holy orders and make the society be their life.
The Society of Jesus , the Jesuits, comes quickly to mind. The Society of Archbishop Justus is at the other end of the spectrum of commitment. We require that our members be baptized Christians, and that they be willing to help our cause as selflessly as they can manage. We do not ask our members to take vows, only to help out. We take what we can get.