A member of the Episcopal Church, particularly the Anglican tradition in America; or relating to episcopal church governance.
From episcopal + -ian (one who practices or belongs to). The term specifically denotes followers of episcopal church government.
Episcopalians are sometimes called 'Catholics who chose democracy'—they kept many Catholic traditions but also allowed local congregations more say, creating a unique middle ground in Christian practice.
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