Original sentence: )  Officially, the Anglican doctrine is that these books are to be read in church, but not used to establish doctrine.Anglicanism considers itself a Catholic church, and is thus in contrast with the Roman Catholic variety of Catholicism; but it is very common in English for to use "Catholic" to refer only to the Catholic Church in union with Rome.For example, some Anglicans follow Roman Catholics and Orthodox in regarding the.Two extreme forms of Anglicanism which became particularly prominent in the 19th century were the  Anglo-Catholic and Evangelical movements
Edited sentence: ) Two extreme forms of Anglicanism which became particularly prominent in the 19th century were the  Anglo-Catholic and Evangelical movements.Anglicanism is strictly speaking a Catholic church, and is thus in contrast with the Roman Catholic variety of Catholicism; but it is very common for Catholic to be used to mean Roman Catholic.For example, some Anglicans follow the Roman Catholics in regarding the