I respect them both but warmed more toward Fr. Travis. In our culture we no longer stand in absolute awe and reverence before anyone or anything - not even a hurricane. We bow to no-one, for me that's a problem.

that low church pastor was just like having a 6 mos crash course of seminary

And I admire how these gents have respect for each other! This is very welcome!

By the way, I do strongly wish that Reverend Nick, even as a lowchurchman, would study eucharistic Christianity more. In my opinion, the degree of churchmanship ultimately doesn't matter that much as long as the worship is solemn, (I think high church worship works better in large churches and low church better in chapels and small churches) but a Eucharistic orientation versus a "preaching orientation" is what truly allows the congregation to have a direct experience of the Divine.

About a week ago I ran into them having a Beer here in Downtown Edmonton. Nick has moved on to a different position and Travis is moving to a different Parish in October.

My natural inclination is always toward high church.  I like Nick, but I find his seeming embarrassment by a more formal ritual rather strange.  I was amused by the narrator, who mispronounces almost every liturgical term!

For the pentinence of the so beautiful priest Nick: Merci pour ce beau vidéo qui explique en toute simplicité et avec humour les différences entre les 2 grandes tendances de la tradition anglicane. La chandelle brille parmi les ténèbres. La chasuble rendrait encore plus belle ta présidence de l'Eucharistie car la beauté rend gloire au Dieu et Père du Christ Jésus. Thanks to both and big kisses from a RC from QUÉBEC but only ... in french! LOL XOX

I especially liked the Canon's way of complete reverence onto The Christ the Son of the living God.

Something I think it strange with Nick's vestments and that he is wearing the stole hanging outside the cincture. In Sweden, if the cincture is used (not always) the stole is inside it and crossed for a priest and hanging for a bishop.

@pw4489 Truthful for filming this I asked Nick to "be as Low Church as you want". I have seen Nick be the Celebrant Priest at a Choral Eucharist at the same altar. While Nick is certainly Low Church and tends to be more Protestant than other Anglicans he is still an Anglican priest.