Religion in England

In the census of 2001, a bit more than 37 million persons in England and Wales are practised to yes the same Christians.
From the English Reform of the 16th century, when England became free of Rome, the English Christians have been predominantly members of the Church of England, it forms a of christianity that is simultaneously catholic and a reformist.
The Book of Common Prayer is the book fundacional of prayer of the Church of England, replacing diverse rites of the Latin of the Catholic Roman Church by the rites of the Church of England, which works as the church established in England. Both the Church of England and the Catholic Church in England and Wales begin his official history from 597 in the mission agustiniana to the english men.
Nowadays, the majority of english men who practise the organized religion, at least nominally, are affiliated to the Church of England. Other Christian important names are the Roman catholicism and Systematic method. Between the Churches that originated in England we find the church Methodist, the Quakers and the Army of Salvation.