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The Old Palace: Catholic Chaplaincy at Oxford (Oscott series) by Walter Drumm, Ronald A. Knox, et all 1991-10-20
The Old Catholic Missal And Ritual: Prepared For The Use Of English-Speaking Congregations Of Old Catholics, In Communion With The Ancient Catholic Archiepiscopal See Of Utrecht (1909) by Arnold Harris Mathew, 2010-09-10
The Old Greek Translation of Daniel 7-12 (Catholic Biblical Quarterly Monograph Series) by Sharon Pace Jeansonne, 1988-03
Sister Augustine, An Old Catholic: Superior Of The Sisters Of Charity In The St. Johannis Hospital At Bonn (1881) by Christine Hoiningen-Huene, 2009-12-07
The Old Catholics At Cologne: A Sketch In Three Scenes (1873) by Herr Frohlich, 2008-06-02
Carneyville: A Young Man's Journey Through the Old Catholic Seminary by Jim Murphy, 2003-07
Hymns Of The Old Catholic Church Of England (1851)
The Old Catholic Movement by C. B. Moss, 1977
Old Catholic: History, Ministry, Faith & Mission by Scr Bishop Andre J. Queen, 2003-07-09
Old Catholic Sourcebook, The (Garland Reference Library of Social Science) by Karl Pruter, 1983-07-01
Credo: The Catechism Of The Old Catholic Church
Bishop Reinkens' speeches on Christian union and Old Catholic prospects: delivered in the congresses of Cologne and Constance : with a preface by Joseph Hubert Reinkens, 2010-05-13
CATHOLICS IN THE OLD SOUTH by Randall Miller, 1999-11
Book of Common Prayer: 1928 Edition (Old Catholic Studies) by USA Protestant Episcopal Church, 2001-03

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Abbeys Bookshop - Old Catholics
old catholics. old catholics (11 Titles). Philosophy and Religion Religion beliefs Christianity Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church Old
http://www.abbeys.com.au/categories/00/08/30/
Greenbelt Interfaith News - September 9, 1997
old catholics Agree to Disagree on Women s Ordination International Old CatholicBishops Conference. The International Old Catholic Bishops Conference of
http://www.greenbelt.com/news/97/09/0901.htm

Extractions: International Old Catholic Bishops' Conference The International Old Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Union of Utrecht (IBC) met in Wislikofen, Switzerland, July 6-16, 1997. It evaluated the study process which, according to the decisions taken at the IBC meeting in 1991, took place in the member churches on the issue of the ordination of women and its consequences for the churches and their ecumenical relations. This process became necessary because of the divergent development on the issue of the ordination of women in the member churches of the Union of Utrecht. As a consequence the statement of the IBC of 1976, which excludes the possibility of the ordination of women, could not be supported any longer by all member churches. The evaluation of the results brought the Bishops' Conference to realize that some Old Catholic churches deem the ordination of women necessary for the sake of the credibility of their mission, which is why they want to implement the ordination as soon as possible. Other churches are convinced that they cannot ordain women, because their internal and external credibility would be damaged. Faced with this situation, the Bishops' Conference states that a provision of the Agreement of the Union of Utrecht, which is one of the fundamental documents of the churches united in the Union of Utrecht, cannot be fully implemented any longer. According to this provision, the Old Catholic churches are in full communion with each other. Since some churches cannot, for the sake of their convictions, recognize the ordination of women, this communion is no longer fully shared.
Chapter VIII. Catholic Politics And Catholic Intellect, 1860-1861
elements of this Catholic revivalthe re-awakening of the old catholics, new hierarchy bring together such diverse elements as the old catholics,
http://www.victorianweb.org/religion/altholz/intro.html

Extractions: Introduction the author's The Liberal Catholic Movement in England: The "Rambler" and its Contributors, 1848-1864 , which Burns and Oates (London) published in 1962. It has been included in the Victorian Web Numbers in brackets indicate page breaks in the print edition and thus allow users of VW to cite or locate the original page numbers. Where possible, bibliographical information appears in the form of in-text citations, which refer to the (a) bibliography at the end of each document and the (b) list of abbreviations indicates a link to material not in the original print version. [GPL]. This web version is a project supported by the University Scholars Programme of the National University of Singapore. Scanning, basic HTML conversion, and proofreading were carried out by George P. Landow, who added links to materials in VW he Liberal Catholic movement of the nineteenth century was an attempt to bridge the gap between the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church and the dominant secular principles of the age . It is difficult precisely to define Liberal Catholicism: it was neither liberal enough to satisfy the Liberals nor quite Catholic enough to please the Pope. Liberal Catholicism was not necessarily Liberal in politics: on the continent of Europe it tended towards moderate clericalism or conservative federalism. Nor was it invariably liberal in theology, and it must be clearly distinguished from such movements as Jansenism, Gallicanism or modernism. The liberalism of Liberal Catholicism consisted rather in its view of the relations between theology and politics: it was an intellectual liberalism, characterized by an emphasis upon the legitimacy and value of intellectual sources independent of the authority of the Church.
Cor Ad Cor Loquitur: 11/28/2004 - 12/04/2004
Dollinger s, Liberal old catholics , and Tim Enloe s Semi Historical referring to the old catholics Extensive as may be their historical knowledge
http://socrates58.blogspot.com/2004_11_28_socrates58_archive.html

Extractions: What does this mean? BlogThis! "Heart speaks to heart" John Henry Newman. Christian apologetics, theology, history, exegesis, philosophy, and ecumenical discussion and dialogue, led by Catholic author, apologist, and evangelist Dave Armstrong I critiqued a paper by Ed Babinski in my post, Reply to "The Problem of Pain and the Egomania of the Psalms". Ed responded with an extremely lengthy e-mail (137K), which, unfortunately, launched into several quite-lengthy digressions. Our dialogue styles are obviously very different. I prefer a straight-line, particularistic, Socratic approach, where small issues and premises are worked-through before moving on to larger pictures. Ed seems to want to cover every base in a general way, all at once. I don't see how that accomplishes much, myself. You can only do so much at any given time, so topics must be limited. Every college course inherently recognizes this.
CUF.org :: Catholics United For The Faith
Response The old catholics are members of seven autonomous churches in schism from Pope Pius IX addressed the issues of old catholics and government
http://www.cuf.org/Faithfacts/details_view.asp?ffID=178
Wfn.org | EAU CLAIRE AND THE OLD CATHOLICS
(Episcopal Life) The Diocese of Eau Claire in ECUSA has established an agreementfor prayer and fellowship with the Old Catholic Diocese of Germany,
http://www.wfn.org/1997/03/msg00205.html

Extractions: March 18, 1997 ANGLICAN COMMUNION NEWS SERVICE The Anglican Communion Office, London, UK Director of Communications - Canon James M Rosenthal Tel: [44] (0)171 620-1110 Fax: [44] (0)171 620-1070 (97.3.2.3) USA: EAU CLAIRE HAS COMPANION RELATIONSHIP WITH OLD CATHOLICS (Episcopal Life) The Diocese of Eau Claire in ECUSA has established an agreement for prayer and fellowship with the Old Catholic Diocese of Germany, the first such agreement between Episcopal and Old Catholic dioceses. The agreement has been signed by Bishop William Wantland of Eau Claire and Bishop Joachim Vobbe of the Old Catholic Church. It calls for members of the dioceses to pray for one another, to develop visitation programmes, and to construct Rworking relationshipsS between congregations and to educate each other about each othersU Churches. For more news from the Episcopal Church USA see Episcopal News Service online. Browse month Browse month (sort by Source) WFN Home
Evangelicals & Catholics Together Document
They formed the Old Catholic Church and it was Gerart Gul, the Old Catholic For Mathew s tiny church soon seceded from the Dutch old catholics,
http://watch.pair.com/ect.html

Extractions: One formal declaration boldly documents the Evangelical and Catholic commitment to work together to evangelize and bring about social reform in the world. The Evangelicals and Catholics Together Document , subtitled The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium, laid the groundwork for Evangelicals and Catholics to set aside their distinctive doctrines and to unite with other religions in a United Religions Organization by the year 2005 A.D. The ECT Document was authored and presented in May of 1994 by Charles Colson of Prison Fellowship and Roman Catholic priest, Richard John Neuhaus. In 1993, Chuck Colson was the recipient of the $1,000,000 "Prize for Progress in Religion," given annually at the Parliament of World Religions by New Age financier, John Templeton. Colson's Prison Fellowship International is a non-governmental organization (NGO) of the United Nations. Father Neuhaus is the director of the Institute on Religion and Public Life who, as former Lutheran and a seminary student, rejected the doctrine of justification by faith in Jesus Christ. The ECT Document was signed by 20 Catholic leaders and 20 Evangelical leaders including Dr. Bill Bright of Campus Crusade for Christ, Pat Robertson, President of CBN, J.I. Packer of
CIN Message Boards
CIN Message Boards Current Issues Schism Amongst old catholics on the2003 meeting of the Old Catholic bishops at Prague and the separation of the
http://www.cin.org/webboard/messages/1254/4150.html?1085086891
Canon Of The Old Testament
A look at how catholics arrived at the current collection of old Testament books.
http://www.netacc.net/~mafg/bible01.htm

Extractions: by W. Hartono Most of us take it for granted to have a copy of Bible and do not bother to know how we got it. The question how the list of Old Testament books was determined hardly comes to our mind, until some of our non-Catholic friends pointed to us the difference in number of books between our Old Testament and theirs. Catholic Old Testament is longer by seven books: Tobith, Judith, Baruch (with letter of Jeremiah Sirach (or Ecclesiasticus Wisdom and 1 and 2 Maccabees . It has also extra chapters and verses in Daniel and Esther. The total number of Catholic Old Testament books is 46 (or 45 if we combine Jeremiah and Lamentation) while that of Protestant is 39. Based on this difference, they may also accuse that Catholic Church added those seven books in sixteenth century at Council of Trent. Hence a knowledge of historical background of our Old Testament is necessary to really understand the matter. During Jesus time, the Jews did not officially have a list of inspired books or canon. The word "canon" comes from Greek "kanon" meaning a measuring rod. The Hebrew speaking Jews in Palestine are generally known to use 24 books which they divided in three divisions: the Law (5 books of Moses or Pentateuch); the Prophets (4 former and 4 latter prophets) and the Writings (11 books). The Sadducees most likely did not accept Daniel as Dan 12:2 supports resurrection which they denied (Mark 12:18). Others like
The Hebrew Scriptures: Books Of The Old Testament
A brief, comparative summary of the canons of the old Testament as accepted by Protestant Evangelicals, Roman catholics, and Jews.
http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~vgg/rc/e-bks/bk/new/ap030300.htm

Extractions: It will serve now to list in comparable columns the canons of the Old Testament as accepted by both Roman Catholics and Protestant Evangelicals. Jews have the same canon as Protestants. The lists are divided into the groups as taught by the respective faith groups. The books with asterisks are those of the Roman Catholic canon which are considered canonical, but are labeled apocryphal by Protestants and Evangelicals. Hebrew Scriptures Roman Catholic Old Testament Protestant Old Testament Palestinian Canon Alexandrian Canon or Palestinian Canon Septuagint (LXX) The Law Pentateuch Pentateuch Genesis Genesis Genesis Exodus Exodus Exodus Leviticus Leviticus Leviticus Numbers Numbers Numbers Deuteronomy Deuteronomy Deuteronomy Prophets Historical Books Historical Books Earlier Prophets Joshua Joshua Joshua Judges Judges Judges Ruth Ruth 1 Samuel 1 Samuel 1 Samuel 2 Samuel 2 Samuel 2 Samuel 1 Kings 1 Kings 1 Kings 2 Kings 2 Kings 2 Kings Later Prophets 1 Chronicles 1 Chronicles Isaiah 2 Chronicles 2 Chronicles Jeremiah Ezra Ezra Ezekiel Nehemiah Nehemiah Hosea *Tobit Joel *Judith Amos Esther Esther Obadiah *1 Maccabees Jonah *2 Maccabees Micah Nahum Wisdom Books Poetical Books Habakkuk Job Job Zephaniah Psalms Psalms Haggai Proverbs Proverbs Zechariah Ecclesiastes Ecclesiastes Malachi Song of Songs Song of Songs *Wisdom *Sirach Writings Prophetical Books Prophetical Books Psalms Isaiah Isaiah Proverbs Jeremiah Jeremiah Job Lamentations Lamentations Song of Songs *Baruch Ezekiel Ruth Ezekiel Daniel Lamentations Daniel Hosea Ecclesiastes Hosea Joel Esther
Welcome To The Diocese Of Limerick
900year-old diocese in southwest Ireland, with 60 parishes serving 170,000 catholics. History, news, community organisations, index of parishes, Bishop Murray's reflections.
http://limerickdiocese.org/
The Byzantine Catholic Church, Inc. (Independent Jurisdictio
OrthodoxCatholic and old Catholic in heritage, with Ofiesh and Carfora lines of succession. Religious orders for priests, brothers, and sisters. Women barred from ordination. Please do not confuse this independent jurisdiction with the Byzantine catholics who are in communion with Rome.
http://members.tripod.com/~Mark1x1/index.html

Extractions: Messager: byzantine_catholic_church NOTE The Reason the Patriarchal See and the Church is asking for Money (see below) is that we are all very poor, and we do the best we all can with what we have which is not much, we are not able to help other in the world as other Church do, we have not got the means. Sorry. When we do, we will.
Old Catholic: Definition And Much More From Answers.com
old Catholic n. A member of an independent religious organization formed by agroup of German Roman catholics who refused to accept the doctrine of.
http://www.answers.com/topic/old-catholic-church

Extractions: Encyclopedia 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 D¶llinger . 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
Links To Other Catholic Sites
If you are interested in old Catholic books (and all catholics should be!), ourbookstore specializes in such inventory. We are called Seat of Wisdom
http://www.catholicism.org/links.html

Extractions: Links to Other Catholic Sites and Resources The Saint Augustine Institute of Catholic Studies - The educational division of the Crusade of Saint Benedict Center. Its purpose is to provide a well-rounded and conveniently simple course of instruction in Catholic thought. The goal of the Institute is the formation of a large and ever growing body of well instructed lay apostles in the Church Militant who will become a mighty force for expelling the modernist heresy from within the Church, and for spreading the True Faith throughout the world. Tapes and other resources available. Loreto Publications - A non-profit Catholic missionary apostolate specializing in the publishing and distribution of Catholic books designed to aid Catholics in their efforts to convert America to the Catholic religion. Publishers and distributors of works by Dom Guéranger, Father Joseph F. Remler, Hilaire Belloc, Adrian Fortescue, Henry Denzinger, and many others. Modesty Homemade Chapel Veils In keeping with tradition, the women of many traditional Catholic communities cover their heads in church out of respect for the Blessed Sacrament. This tradition is well-rooted in Catholic teaching (1 Corinthians 11: 5, 6, 10); yet sadly it is among the many devotional customs discarded after Vatican II. However, good Catholic women recognize the necessity of modesty in all things and lovingly follow the example of purity and modesty set by our Blessed Mother.
The Catholic Apostolic National Church Welcomes You!
Official web site of this old Catholic church body. They believe that Scriptureis inerrant in matters of faith and morals, in an opportunity after death
http://www.oldcatholic.com/

Extractions: The Catholic Apostolic National Church Welcomes You Archbishop-Metropolitan College of Bishops Most Reverend David Bowler, SCR Most Reverend Howard Weston-Smart T he Catholic Apostolic National Church is a Catholic Family of Faith, based within the United States . We are a sacramental church, embracing the fullness of Christianity as expressed within Catholic understanding. We stand, holding fast to the teachings of the ancient faith, in a modern society that is often hostile, towards Christians in general and Catholics in particular, and choose to obey the timeless message of Christ rather than yield to the "Spirit of the Age". B y reaching out via the Internet, we hope to be able to help get the message of the Good News of Jesus Christ to the far reaches of the world. Please feel free to visit the various pages on our site. We hope that they will be a blessing to you and answer any questions that you may have. For information on us, and updates on Mass times and locations, please email us at catholic-icab@comcast.net. T he Catholic Apostolic National Church is not Roman Catholic. The
Catholic Apostolic National Church - History
The online contact point for The old Catholic Church of the United States.Comprehensive information, FAQ, and numerous links to related resources.
http://www.oldcatholic.com/ochistory.html

Extractions: The Catholic Apostolic National Church The Catholic Apostolic National Church is 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. The Catholic Apostolic National Church is an historic part of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church . The Catholic Apostolic National Church bears its apostolic lineage from Roman Catholic Church, the Syrian Orthodox (Oriental) Church of Antioch , the Greek Orthodox Church, and the Russian Orthodox Church. The Ancient Catholic Church of the Netherlands The area of Europe known as the Low Countries was missionized by St. Willibrord in the Seventh Century firmly establishing the Catholic Faith and Tradition in the Netherlands and other countries in that region. Early on, three principal dioceses were established in the cities of Utrecht Deventer and Haarlem to administer the affairs of the Church in the territory.
Independent Old Catholic Church Of America Home Page
Denomination allows married and female clergy, is prolife, and rejects new agetheology. Belief statements, clergy list, parish locations,
http://independentoldcatholicchurch.com/

Extractions: HOME BELIEFS HISTORY SEMINARY ... Announcements The Independent Old Catholic Church of America Welcome We welcome you to the web site of the Independent Old Catholic Church of the Americas. Our particular denomination traces its roots through the European Old Catholic Churches. Of particular concern to us is the offering of valid sacraments to those who have left Catholicism, or other Christians seeking forms of worship and beliefs founded in the traditions and beliefs of the early church. We are currently seeking mature adults who feel a call to Holy Orders (Deacon, Priest) and/or those already ordained that are seeking to incardinate. We welcome those who are self-sustained, as we pay no salaries to our clergy. Our clergy, who like St. Paul, pay their own way. We offer seminary training (leading to degrees in theology and ordination) to both men and women. We hope that you take the time to explore our pages and learn more about Old Catholics and Independent Catholics. We also ask that free to contact us with any questions, concerns, or comments.
Talk:Old Catholic Church - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
The term old Catholic is, I think, an invention of the German group (the +Sam l Bassett old Catholic Bishop (Not in communion with Utrecht and the
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Old_Catholic_Church

Extractions: Over US$225,000 has been donated so far! Other charities also need your help. The real question of succession and nomenclature is what groups called themselves what and who joined whom. The term "Old Catholic" is, I think, an invention of the German group (the Munich convention, I believe). I can't find anything just off hand on the web to find out what the Utrecht schism called *itself* from the early 18th century until the late 19th century, but I have never in the (admittedly Roman Catholic) material seen a refernce to that group as "Old" until after the Union of Utrecht. There's a book called "Episcopi Vagantes" that would help, but we don't have a copy of it in our little liberal arts college library. MichaelTinkler Well, I got the information I added from: , which is a somewhat biased source, though I am unsure of the correctness of its factual statements. We both updated the article at the same time, but I couldn't work out which of us was right, so now we have two articles... Simon J Kissane hmm. I'll look around and work on it. We don't have either the book I refer to above and I can't find in my database bibliography the book I read published in the mid-80s about Old Catholics in America.
OLD CATHOLIC CHURCH OF CANADA - Burlington,ON
Independent national old Catholic church body. In Mathew and Carfora lines. Small.Liturgy based on Tridentine Mass but congregations may use Anglican or
http://netministries.org/see/churches/ch05841

Extractions: Send an Email... Contact the Presiding Bishop It is interesting to note that the Protestant Episcopal Church of the USA (Anglican Communion) recognised Bishop de Landas Berghes as possessing a valid episcopate. He was one of the consecrators of the Right Rev. Hiram Richard Hulse on 12 January 1915 in New York City. Dr. Hulse was the PECUSA Bishop of Cuba from 1915 to 1938. From 1916 to 1950 Canadian Old Catholic parishes were under the direct administration of the Archdiocese of NAORCC, with, from time to time local bishops overseeing some Canadian parishes. On the 22nd April 1950 the Old Catholic Diocese of Hamilton , with its Pro-Cathedral located at St. Francis of Assisi Old Roman Catholic Church, 420 Aberdeen Avenue, Hamilton, Ontario, joined the NAORCC. On that date, the Rt. Rev. George Frank Davis, who had Old Catholic episcopal succession via the Mathew-Bacon line of Old Catholic bishops, was sub conditione consecrated into the de Landas Berghes-Carfora line by the Rt. Rev. Francis Michael Donahue. (Bishop Donahue had been consecrated by Archbishop Carfora on 3 November 1946.) The Old Catholic Diocese of Hamilton, due to its growth and stability, quickly became the main centre of the NAORCC in Canada.
Old Catholic Web Sites
North American old Catholic / Independent Catholic Web Sites Directory ofIndependent Anglican, old Catholic and Orthodox Bishops True Catholic Site
http://www.neiu.edu/~history/web.htm

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