The Old Catholic Church of North America - Undivided Tradition, Open Communion

Creedal Orthodoxy

Sacramental Grace

Pastoral Openness

Grounded in the ancient creeds, we affirm the unchanging truth of the early Church, preserving its doctrine and canons.

Experience the seven historic sacraments, administered with reverence and liturgical integrity, as channels of divine grace.

A welcoming spiritual home for all families, including divorced and remarried believers, fostering full participation in church life.

We walk the quiet, ancient road laid down by the early creeds.

This means we are not Roman Catholic and instead profess the orthodox faith of the Early and Undivided Church which was the intent of the founders of Old Catholicism. A time before one church claimed supremacy. A time before the Pope was declared infallible. A time when only Jesus was proclaimed as immaculately conceived. With this in mind we would like to say that we are not a western rite Eastern Orthodox Church - we are in all reality what Rome used to be - Western and Orthodox.

Our commitment is to the undivided tradition, not fleeting modern shifts.

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The Old Catholic Communion of North Ameria

Sacramental Life and Open Communion

The seven historic sacraments are central to our spiritual life, offering tangible encounters with divine grace. From Baptism to Holy Orders, each sacrament is administered with profound reverence and liturgical integrity, connecting us to the unbroken chain of apostolic tradition. We believe these sacred rites are not mere symbols, but powerful conduits of God's presence and transformative love.

In keeping with the early Church's embrace, we practice open communion. All who are baptized in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Communion at our altar. This inclusive pastoral embrace extends to divorced and remarried believers, ensuring a full and active participation in the sacramental life of the Church, without exclusion.

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