episcopalstyle
Episcopalstyle refers to the characteristic architectural and liturgical practices associated with the Anglican Communion, particularly in its high church tradition. Architecturally, it often emphasizes grand and ornate church buildings, frequently designed in Gothic Revival or Neo-Gothic styles. These structures typically feature tall spires, stained-glass windows, elaborate altars, and prominent pulpits. The emphasis is on creating a sense of awe and reverence within the sacred space, drawing inspiration from medieval European cathedrals.
Liturgically, episcopalstyle is characterized by a rich and formal style of worship. This includes the use