Christian, “high church” Anglican. So “vaguely Roman Catholic” — devotion and prayer to the Mary and the Saints, auricular confession, vestments, incense and candles in church — but with clergy who can (not must, not all do) marry, who are are of both genders and have a much, much looser relationship with the Papacy (I think Apostolicae Curae is still in force but happily there’s no real bitterness now on either side).
It’s a sort of continuum in the Anglican and Episcopalian tradition from more or less Lutheran to pre-1969 Roman Catholic rites in Tudor English or even in Latin, with the most traditional now having a parallel all-male episcopal structure (I think there are even a few tiny complete breakaway churches). I am more or less in the middle, personally very traditional but accepting and celebrating that the church must change.