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Our Catholic Roots: Old Churches East of the Mississippi by Walter H. Maloney, 1992-09
What Every Catholic Needs to Know About the Bible: A Parish Guide to Bible Study by Kay Murdy, 2004-01
Bible History: A Textbook of the Old and New Testaments for Catholic Schools by George Johnson, Jerome Hannan, et all 2009-04-01
Invitation to the Old Testament: A Catholic Approach the Hebrew Scriptures by Alice Camille, 2004-09
The Story of the Old Catholic and Kindred Movements: Leading Up to a Union of National Independent Churches by Alice Mary Elizabeth Scarth, 2010-03-09
Catholic Perspectives on Peace and War by Thomas Massaro S.J., 2004-02
Old and New Testaments Concluded: (Year Four, Teacher Guidebook): The Word in the Hellenistic World (Catholic Biblical School Program) by The Catholic Biblical School Program, 2010-09-01
The Words We Pray: Discovering the Richness of Traditional Catholic Prayers by Amy Welborn, 2004-10-01
History of an old Catholic mission: Cowdray, Easebourne, Midhurst by H. M Willaert, 1928
Old Catholic Maryland and Its Early Jesuit Missionaries by William P Treacy, 2010-01-11
Higher Learning and Catholic Traditions (Erasmus Institute Books)
The Old Catholic missal and ritual: prepared [by A.H. Mathew] for the use of English-speaking congregations of Old Catholic, in communion with the ancient Catholic archiepiscopal see of Utrecht
What Catholics Believe: Exploring Our Faith Today by Joan Pahl Morris, 2003-07
Forgotten shrines: an account of some old Catholic halls and families in England, and of relics and memorials of the English martyrs by Bede Camm, 2010-09-03

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Anglicans And Old Catholics
Anglicans and old catholics. ( Full Communion ). THE old catholics. who are they? They are a federation of several independent
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Extractions: Anglicans and Old Catholics ( Full Communion ) They are a federation of several independent national Churches in Europe and North America united in the Union of Utrecht on the basis of the faith of the undivided Church of the first ten centuries. They are thus definitely Catholic in faith, order and worship but reject the Papal claims of infallibility and supremacy. They are in full communion with the Churches of the Anglican Communion. They have participated in the World Council of Churches since its beginning and have an official dialogue with both the Orthodox Churches and the Roman Catholic Church. Among them the Archbishop of Utrecht holds a primacy of honour not dissimilar to that accorded in the Anglican Communion to the Archbishop of Canterbury. They are a world-wide group of autonomous, episcopally governed churches which are in communion with and accord a primacy of honour to the see of Canterbury. Anglicans affirm that scripture contains all things necessary for salvation; the creeds as the sufficient statement of Christian faith; the sacraments of baptism and holy communion; and the historic episcopate. They embrace a wide spectrum of theological views: evangelical, liberal, and catholic, reflecting the diverse influences which have formed them over the centuries. Anglicans seek to hold this diversity in unity despite the inevitable tensions inherent in such an undertaking. The terms of the Bonn agreement (1931) which led to full communion between Old Catholics and Anglicans, and which continues to be a pattern for further intercommunion relations between the churches, reads as follows:
ISOCC - The Old Catholic Churches Of The International Synod
Who Are ISOCC old catholics? The old catholics are a body of Christians committed to the Person of Jesus Christ and His teaching.
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Extractions: oldcatholic@comcast.net English (UK) Espanol Francais Deutsche The ISOCC is an international communion, composed of member Old Catholic Churches through the world. The mission of the ISOCC is to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ to all peoples, establishing local communities of faith, and lead people into the Family of God. ISOCC Member Churches maintain parishes around the World, where devout faithful can go to worship and pray. By working together and pooling the gifts given us, our stewardship and care can strengthen us to reach those hungry and in need of the Word of God. The ISOCC is composed of traditional Old Catholic member churches in the United States and Europe. ISOCC is a sacramental communion of churches, embracing the fullness of Christianity as expressed within Catholic understanding. Liturgical worship within the ISOCC is normatively Tridentine, in Latin and in the vernacular. Many parishes also conduct additional Masses in the current Roman Rite, for those members so disposed. Clergy may marry, and support themselves through secular employment. Local parishes are supported and operated by the faithful and the Parish Council, in concert with the local Rector. Who Are ISOCC Old Catholics?
Old Catholics
The United American Catholic Church. Today, old catholicism is a traditional force, with historical theology that includes such ideals as sacraments and
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The Old Catholic Church Of The United States - The History Of Old Catholicism
Comprehensive information, FAQ, and numerous links to related resources. old catholics A Historical Sketch. Who We Are. What old catholics Believe.
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Extractions: var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" The Old Catholics are a body of Christians committed to the Person of Jesus Christ and His teaching. We accept and believe the testimony of His Apostles, eyewitnesses of His Life, Death and Resurrection from among the dead. They passed on to succeeding generations their own testimony about Jesus Christ and His life. By the proclaiming of His Gospel and the giving of their own testimony (called the Apostolic Tradition), the Church which the Lord instituted was built up. Old Catholics are an historic part of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church and have their origins in the Ancient Catholic Church of the Netherlands and the Russian Orthodox Church. We will examine the traditions of the Western and Eastern lineage herein. Armed with the protection of the papal concessions, the Church in the Netherlands continued to minister even through the Reformation. During this period of strife, the Church in the Netherlands, as in many other countries, was forced to "go underground" in order to survive. But survive and remain extant, it did. Eventually, the Archbishop of Utrecht and other Church leaders reached an informal agreement with the civil government, whereby it could again function openly without interference from the Reformers. The Move from Isolation
Vocare! Calling Married & Single Men To The Old Catholic Priesthood
old catholics share a common foundational history with Roman Catholic and the Eastern Orthodox Churches, and are a valid, sacramental catholic community of
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Extractions: var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Vocare! Have you felt called to the sacramental priesthood, but lamented to have to put aside your calling because you are married? Have you felt the Holy Spirit calling you to live out the promise of your Baptismal vows? If you answered "Yes", to any of these questions, you may wish to examine the possibility of Holy Orders within the Old Catholic community. Old Catholics share a common foundational history with Roman Catholic and the Eastern Orthodox Churches, and are a valid, sacramental catholic community of churches. Our clergy represent the clergy of the early years of the fledgling church, where many were married men, who served the Church faithfully, while fulfilling their familial responsibilities as well. Many of our clergy are bi-vocational, meaning that they work in a secular job, as well as fulfill their duties to the Church, others are retired and wish to devote their retiring years in service to God. Now You Can Fulfill Your Calling!
Old Catholic Church
Old Catholic Church. The ?Catholic Diocese of the old catholics in Germany? (Katholisches Bistum der AltKatholiken in Deutschland) is an.
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Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index The Old Catholic Church is a religious denomination that split from the Roman Catholic church in . The founders of the movement were mainly Germans who were deeply disturbed by the promulgation of the dogma of Papal Infallibility at the First Vatican Council of 1869-1870. The Church consists of the Union of Utrecht, the Old Catholic Church in Germany, the Polish National Churches, and smaller movements. It is in full communion with the Anglican Communion , as per the Bonn Agreement of 1931 . The term 'Old Catholic' is used often by many splinter groups, ranging from 'Continuing' or 'Traditionalist' to 'New Age'. Many of these so-called Old Catholic Churches do not exist in reality, only on the internet. The Old Catholic Church traces its origins through the See of Utrecht in Utrecht in the Netherlands , to the founding of that see c. A.D. 695. However, the see itself did not split from the Roman Catholic Church until the Pope tried to sack Archbishop Peter Codde of Utrecht in 1701, urged on by the Jesuits. The Archbishop resented the attempts by Jesuits to interfere with the affairs of his diocese, and they had multiple times accused him of being a Jansenist , a claim he denied. The Dutch refused to accept the replacement the Pope had appointed, and Codde continued in his office; however he resigned in 1703. A replacement Archbishop was not elected until 1723.
The Old Catholic Church In Switzerland
there has been a depreciation in both the number of adherents as well as their proportion to the resident population of the 37,000 old catholics surveyed in
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Extractions: Catholic loyalty to the Swiss state was called into question during the second half of the nineteenth century, since the Catholics were opposed to the creation of a federal state in 1848. Catholic ecclesiastic policy and statements made by certain Supreme Pontiffs, who rejected outright the modern notion of the state, only served to aggravate the misunderstanding: in 1864, pope Pius IX published a document listing the 80 propositions or heresies condemned as regards religion, science, politics and economy. A whole host of Catholics refused to venture into this new bellicose tendency of the Roman Church. The proclamation of papal infallibility in 1870 gave them the opportunity they were waiting for to leave the Roman Catholic Church and found a community to their preferences, the Old Catholic Church. The first "association of liberal Catholics" in Switzerland was formed in Olten in 1872. The first parishes were officially recognized as of 1876 in several cantons. Slow depreciation Since 1930, the first year a distinct statistical count of adherents to this community was made, there has been a depreciation in both the number of adherents as well as their proportion to the resident population: of the 37,000 Old Catholics surveyed in 1930 (almost 1% of the population), there now remain less than 12,000 (0.2%).
Dictionary.com/old Catholics
Get the Top 10 Most Popular Sites for old catholics . 1 entry found for old catholics. old catholics. Old \Old\, a. Compar. See Bachelor, 1. old catholics.
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OLD CATHOLICS
old catholics (Ger. Altha~holiken) , the designation assumed by those to accept the decrees of the Va. old catholics. old catholics (Ger.
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Extractions: OLD CATHOLICS The proceedings of the Vatican council and their outcome had at first threatened to lead to a serious schism in the Church. The minority against the decrees included many of the most distinguished prelates and theologians of the Roman communion, and the methods by which their opposition had been overcome seemed to make it difficult for them to submit. The pressure put upon them was, however, immense, and the reasons for submission may well have seemed overwhelming; in the end, after more or less delay, all the recalcitrant bishops gave in their adhesion to the decrees. The movement thus entered a new phase, the congress occupying itself mainly with the formation of a more definite organization and with the question of reunion with other Churches. The immediate effect was a fateful divergence of opinion; for many who sympathized with the opposition to the extreme papal claims shrank from the creation of a fresh schism. Prince Chlodwig Hohenlohe, who as prime minister of Bavaria had attempted to unite the governments against the definition of the dogma, refused to have anything to do with proceedings which could only end in the creation of a fresh sect, and would make the prospect of the reform of the Church from within hopeless; more important still, Dallinger refused to take part in setting up a separate organization, and though he afterwards so far modified his opinion as to help the Old Catholic community with sympathy and advice, he never formally joined it.
Old Catholics Don't Accept Papal Infallibility
July 18, 1870 The Pope s Infallibility Declared, old catholics Split. They withdrew from the Roman Church, and called themselves old catholics.
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Welcome On The English Language Pages Of This Web Site!
As a part of the Catholic Diocese of the old catholics in Germany we arrange our ecclesiastical life within the rules set down by our Reformed Catholic Church
http://www.reformkatholiken.de/1e.html

Extractions: Based on critical examination of the historical witness of early Christianity, the leaders of the Old Catholic Church developed an episcopal, synodical church structure, which incorporates the Apostolic, episcopal and priestly offices into democratic structures at all levels. To make our catholic renewal visible, we add the description "Reformcatholics" in brackets to our name, because many people misunderstand "Old Catholic" as being very conservative. After the First Vatican Council (1870), congregations of Catholic Christians were formed in German-speaking countries whose consciences prevented them from accepting the new dogmas of the Pope's infallibility and his jurisdictional primacy and who retained their previous beliefs. After a prelude in the village Mering (1871 - 1878), our parish was founded in 1894 through Rev. Anton Gatzenmeier (Munic) and Friedrich Trient (Augsburg).
Patron Saints Index: Old Catholics
old catholics. Christian denomination organized in Munich with the Church of England. There are approximately 250,000 old catholics.
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Extractions: Christian denomination organized in Munich , Germany in by Roman Catholics who protested the dogma of personal infallibility of the pope in all ex cathedra pronouncements; the dogma was proclaimed by Vatican Council I. Old Catholics conduct services in the vernacular, priests may marry, and there is intercommunion with the Church of England. There are approximately 250,000 Old Catholics. Saints Index Page Catholic Community Forum Contact Author Message Board
Old Catholic Web Sites
old catholics ONLINE. This page is by no means an exhaustive compilation. It will continue to grow and we welcome notice of sites we have not seen.
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Old Catholic Church - The Church Today
old catholics in this country have a rich heritage, but ours is not a preservationist movement, keeping old ways only as a museum piece or source of nostalgia
http://www.oldcatholic.org/churchtoday.htm

Extractions: Its message: The love of Christ urges us on. Old Catholics in this country have a rich heritage, but ours is not a preservationist movement, keeping old ways only as a "museum piece" or source of nostalgia. We have indeed received the rich treasures of the Catholic Faith, and we are moved by God's love through Christ onward, to receive Him and His Love manifestly through the Word and Sacrament in our churches, to share that Love with each other as a community of Christians, and to take it into the world, our neighborhoods, and communities, so hungry for the Divine Compassion. And so our message is at once one with the centuries, and one with the present time, that God's Love is so limitless that it reached down from heaven in the Divine Person of Jesus Christ, and is present and available to us all. He is with us in Word and Sacrament, and He seeks a dwelling place in each of our hearts. Our Lord, Jesus Christ, commissioned the Apostles with two great missions to fulfill. First, to go into all the world and carry His message of Love to all people (St. Matthew 16:15)
Old Catholic Church - Statement Of Union
Articles of Belief were originally issued by the Old Catholic Church of England in a pamphlet entitled The Articles of Belief of the old catholics of Great
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Extractions: Statement of Union of the Old Catholic Church of England and the Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch These Articles of Belief were originally issued by the Old Catholic Church of England in a pamphlet entitled: The Articles of Belief of the Old Catholics of Great Britain and Ireland of the Western Orthodox Church. They served as the basis for the Union of that body, from which the Old Catholic Church of America descends, with the Holy Orthodox Church of Beirut, Syria, in the Patriarchate of Antioch. Dogmatic Articles 1. The Way of Salvation. Eternal Salvation is promised to mankind only through the merits of our Savior Jesus Christ, and upon condition of obedience to the teaching of the Gospel, which requires Faith, Hope and Charity, and the due observance of the ordinances of the Orthodox and Catholic Religion. 2. Faith, Hope and Charity. Faith is a virtue infused by God, whereby one accepts, and believes without doubting, whatever God has revealed in the Church concerning true Religion. Hope is a virtue infused by God, and following upon Faith; by it one puts their entire trust and confidence in the goodness and mercy of God, through Jesus Christ, and looks for the fulfillment of the Divine promises made to those who obey the Gospel.
AllRefer Encyclopedia - Old Catholics (Roman Catholic And Orthodox Churches: Bra
AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete information on old catholics, Roman Catholic And Orthodox Churches Branches, Schisms, And
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Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z O Related Category: Roman Catholic And Orthodox Churches: Branches, Schisms, And Heresies Old Catholics, Christian denomination established by German Catholics who separated themselves from the Roman Catholic Church when they rejected (1870) the decrees of the First Vatican Council , especially the dogma of the infallibility of the pope. The Old Catholic movement began publicly with a meeting of professors at Nuremberg (1870) under the leadership of Johann Joseph Ignaz von DOllinger . By 1874, a new church had been established with a bishop consecrated by a Jansenist bishop (see under Jansen, Cornelis ) of the Church of Utrecht, which had itself separated from Rome in an earlier (1724) schism considered to be a precursor of the Old Catholic movement. Church doctrines were codified by the Declaration of Utrecht (1889), which rejected communion with the pope and many Roman Catholic doctrines and practices; priests were allowed to marry and confession was made optional. Roman ritual was retained but was usually performed in the vernacular. Old Catholicism spread to Switzerland and Austria and then to other nations, arriving in the United States as early as 1885. The Polish National Catholic Church of America, one of the most important early groups, was formed in 1897. Christ Catholic Church, established in 1968, is one of the newest. In 1990, U.S. membership in various Old Catholic churches numbered some 500,000. Other important Old Catholic groups include the
Old Catholics
encyclopediaEncyclopedia old catholics. old catholics, Christian Related content from HighBeam Research on old catholics. old catholics seek
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Extractions: Old Catholics Old Catholics, Christian denomination established by German Catholics who separated themselves from the Roman Catholic Church when they rejected (1870) the decrees of the First Vatican Council , especially the dogma of the infallibility of the pope. The Old Catholic movement began publicly with a meeting of professors at Nuremberg (1870) under the leadership of Johann Joseph Ignaz von . By 1874, a new church had been established with a bishop consecrated by a Jansenist bishop (see under Jansen, Cornelis ) of the Church of Utrecht, which had itself separated from Rome in an earlier (1724) schism considered to be a precursor of the Old Catholic movement. Church doctrines were codified by the Declaration of Utrecht (1889), which rejected communion with the pope and many Roman Catholic doctrines and practices; priests were allowed to marry and confession was made optional. Roman ritual was retained but was usually performed in the vernacular. Old Catholicism spread to Switzerland and Austria and then to other nations, arriving in the United States as early as 1885. The Polish National Catholic Church of America, one of the most important early groups, was formed in 1897. Christ Catholic Church, established in 1968, is one of the newest. In 1990, U.S. membership in various Old Catholic churches numbered some 500,000. Other important Old Catholic groups include the
Old Catholics
They are called old catholics because they sought to adhere to the beliefs and practices of the Catholic Church of the postApostolic era.
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Extractions: WebLOG Independent Catholics: A Historical Sketch Who We Are The Old Catholic Church of the Netherlands The Church in the Netherlands and the Reformation Armed with the protection of the papal concessions, the Church in the Netherlands continued to minister even through the Reformation. During this period of strife, the Church in the Netherlands, as in many other countries, was forced to "go underground" in order to survive. But survive and remain extant, it did. Eventually, the Archbishop of Utrecht and other Church leaders reached an informal agreement with the civil government, whereby it could again function openly without interference from the Reformers. The Move from Isolation In the United States Bishop de Landes Berghes, in spite of great difficulty and isolation from the Utrecht Union of Churches, due to Bishop Mathew withdrawing from the Union, was able to plant the roots of an independent expression of Catholicism in America. He elevated to the episcopacy two priests, Carmel Henry Carfora and William Francis Brothers. Each of these bishops, in his own manner, continued the mission begun by Bishop de Landes Berghes. With the passing of these original organizers from the ecclesiastical scene, the Independent Catholic Churches in the United States have evolved from a fairly centralized administration with structured oversight of ministry to a local and regional model of administration with self-governing dioceses and provinces more closely following St. Ignatius of Antioch's concepts of the Church as a communion of communities each laboring together to proclaim the message of the Gospel.
Old Catholics
The ICCI Newsletter The Independent Catholic. Back to Top. Copyright © 20032004, Independent Catholic Churches International. All rights reserved.
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Extractions: WebLOG ABOUT ICCI Independent Catholic Churches International is an ecumenical religious association of men and women of good will within the Holy Catholic Church. It is a free association of individual Christians, independent churches, dioceses, denominations, and interchurch fellowships. It is a means of fellowship and communion We acknowledge a common Baptism and a common Eucharist, or what these two greatest sacraments betoken - One God and Creator of us all who is beyond all things, and yet within all things, and through all things, the same. We uphold the freedom of individuals, while celebrating our oneness in God. We have clergy and lay members that identify themselves only as "Independent Catholic." But we also have individuals and churches that identify themselves as members of one jurisdiction or another and also consider themselves part of the Independent Catholic Church post-denominational or extra-denominational fellowship. Our motto is: "In essentials, unity; in nonessentials, diversity; in all things, charity"
Old Catholic Church Definition Meaning Information Explanation
Old Catholic Church. The Â»Catholic Diocese of the old catholics in GermanyÂ« (Katholisches Bistum der AltKatholiken in Deutschland) is an.
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Extractions: Google News about your search term The Old Catholic Church is a religious denomination that split from the Roman Catholic church in . The founders of the movement were mainly Austrians, Germans, Swiss and Dutch who were deeply disturbed by the promulgation of the dogma of Papal Infallibility at the First Vatican Council of 1869-1870. The Church consists of the Union of Ultrecht , the Old Catholic Church in Germany, the Polish National Churches, and smaller movements. It is in full communion with the Anglican Communion , as per the Bonn Agreement of 1931 . The term 'Old Catholic' is used often by many splinter groups, ranging from 'Continuing' or 'Traditionalist' to 'New Age'. Many of these so-called Old Catholic Churches do not exist in reality, only on the Internet. The Old Catholic Church traces its origins through the See of Utrecht in Utrecht in the Netherlands , to the founding of that see c. A.D. 695. However, the see itself did not split from the Roman Catholic Church until the Pope tried to sack Archbishop Peter Codde of Utrecht in 1701, urged on by the Jesuits. The Archbishop resented the attempts by Jesuits to interfere with the affairs of his diocese, and they had multiple times accused him of being a

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