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A People Adrift: The Crisis of the Roman Catholic Church in America by Peter Steinfels, 2004-08-24 Triumph: The Power and the Glory of the Catholic Church by H. W. Crocker III, 2001-09-23 Blessed Are You!: A Prayerbook for Catholics by Gwen Costello, 2005-08 From the Heart of the Church: The Catholic Social Tradition by Judith A. Merkle, 2004-06 A Little Book of Prayers From Old English Sources by Catholic Truth Society, 2010-07-24 Sin against the Innocents: Sexual Abuse by Priests and the Role of the Catholic Church (Psychology, Religion, and Spirituality) by Thomas G. Plante Ph.D., 2004-03-30 Catholics, Politics, and Public Policy: Beyond Left and Right by Clarke E. Cochran, David Carroll Cochran, 2003-03-26 The Old Enemies: Catholic and Protestant in Nineteenth-Century English Culture by Michael Wheeler, 2006-03-06 A Concise Catechism for Catholics by James Tolhurst, 2003-03-03 Old Catholic Rite of Exorcism by Father David Phelps, 2005-01-01 From Penitence to Charity: Pious Women and the Catholic Reformation in Paris by Barbara B. Diefendorf, 2006-04-20 Old & New Testaments Concluded: The Word in the Hellenistic World by Catholic Biblical School Program, 1997-10-01 This Remarkable Gift: Being Gay & Catholic by Maurice Shinnick, 1998-02 Catholic Feminism and the Social Question in Chile, 1910-1917: The Liga De Damas Chilenas (Roman Catholic Studies, 19) by Ericka K. Verba, 2003-12

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81. Oc
    While the old Catholic movement in Europe has a distinctive and wellknown historydating Karl Pruter and J. Gordon Melton, The old Catholic Sourcebook.  
    http://www.neiu.edu/~ghsingle/oc.htm
    
    Extractions: INTERIM RESEARCH NOTES ON INDEPENDENT/OLD CATHOLICS For about two deacdes, I have conducted research on various Independent Catholic bodies in the United States, primarily in the Old Catholic family. Documentary evidence is difficult to obtain, is scattered, fragmented, and inadequately archived. Hence, I began spending more time as an anthropologist. I have visited, observed worship with, and interviewed independent Catholic communities in twenty three states and every region in the nation. I have presented three papers on Independents before various learned societies, but I do not believe that the subject matter is capable of sustained treatment in print until the materials for this subject matter are collected and properly archived. sustain a systematic analysis. Until that happens, the following summary represents my tentative assessment of these phenomena; something of a report on work in progress. Rather than try to bring too much systematic order to what is, by its very nature, chaotic, I will put out some general information and will be prepared to answer any and all inquiries with as much detailed information as you wish (e.g. Who is this Vilatte fellow anyway? or Tell me more about this Council of Independent Catholic Bishops?) While the Old Catholic movement in Europe has a distinctive and well-known history dating from at least the 18th century (some argue that the antecedents are far older), and gaining additional strength during the First Vatican Council, Old Catholicism in the US is a multifaceted movement, not very well know, and may be too diverse to be considered a movement at all. Independent Anglicanism (for lack of a better term"continuing" does not apply to all of these groups) is somewhat less diverse, but is multiform, nonetheless.

82. Priest: Definition And Much More From Answers.com
    include some old Catholic congregations, as well as certain independent groups.old Catholic churches also permit the ordination of married people.  
    http://www.answers.com/topic/priest
    
    Extractions: n. In many Christian churches, a member of the second grade of clergy ranking below a bishop but above a deacon and having authority to administer the sacraments. A person having the authority to perform and administer religious rites. tr.v. priest·ed priest·ing priests To ordain or admit to the priesthood. [Middle English preost , from Old English prēost , perhaps from Vulgar Latin *prester (from Late Latin presbyter ; see presbyter ) or from West Germanic *prēvost (from Latin praepositus , superintendent; see provost Literature priest One who is designated an authority on religious matters. In some churches , especially the Anglican Communion Eastern Orthodox Church , and Roman Catholic Church , the ordained church leader who serves a congregation of believers is called a priest. The priests in these churches administer the sacraments , preach, and care for the needs of their congregations. (

83. ISOCC - The Old Catholic Churches Of The International Synod
    A communion of traditional old Catholic churches in the Americas and Europe.An explanation of what ISOCC churches have in common, and how they differ from  
    http://home.comcast.net/~oldcatholic/

84. The Old Catholic Church In America
    The growth of the old Catholic Movement in America presents a pattern at That the old Catholic Church has survived the heartbreaking opposition of  
    http://www.rmbowman.com/catholic/Hist13h.htm
    
    Extractions: The Old Catholic Church In America: "At the Old Catholic Congress of Olten, 1904, Bishop Kozlowski was accompanied by Mgr. Tichy who had been sent to the Old Catholics by the American Czechs as their Bishop-Elect to pray for consecration at their hands. In 1905, Mgr. Tichy was appointed by Archbishop Gul of Utrecht as Episcopal administrator of non-Polish Slavs in the United States with the purpose of bringing them over to Old Catholicism. He was subsequently consecrated as Bishop by Bishop Kozlowski for this work. With the death of the Polish Bishop in November of 1907, many of the Polish members of the movement fell into the defection of one of the clergy, Francis Hodur, who organized a movement now known as the Polish National Reformed Church in America. "In the meantime, a group of English-speaking Old Catholics were being gathered together by the untiring efforts of a former Roman Catholic monk, the learned Dom Augustine de Angelis (William Harding), who had organized a community of men devoted to the Religious Rule of St. Benedict at Waukegan, Illinois. This community and the missions under its care were received into the jurisdiction of Bishop Tichy in 1907. On St. Patrick's Day, 1911, William Henry Francis, who had been elected Prior of the Community, was ordained to the Priesthood by Bishop Tichy and on April 20th, 1913, he was consecrated Mitred Abbot. Upon the retirement of Bishop Tichy in 1914, Mgr. Francis was appointed to take charge of the diocese.

85. History Of The United Catholic Church
    His is a particularly old Catholic perspective, and his language is dated, butthe information he conveys is valuable, and his outlook instructive.  
    http://www.rmbowman.com/catholic/Hist1h.htm
    
    Extractions: History of the United Catholic Church Introduction: The United Catholic Church is a free non-hierarchical fellowship of independent Catholic, Orthodox, and Apostolic churches who trace their individual histories back to the early church and to the apostles themselves. The history of our church then begins with the Book of Acts (with which I assume you are familiar). It continues through the undivided church of the first millennium, whose Catholic faith it upholds. It is at the time of the Great Schism of 1054 that the histories of our individual churches diverge from each other. Some of us are descended primarily from the Eastern or Orthodox branch of Christianity, others from the Western or Roman branch. Many of us represent a union of both branches. But all of us trace our Apostolic succession back to the Patriarchs of the undivided Church, and through them to apostolic times. th and 16 th centuries, and the emergence in the 19 th century of the Old Catholic Church and the Utrecht Union. We will see that most of our churches are descended from the Old Catholic Church, yet many of us also have recent bishops of the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox churches in our apostolic line. The independent Catholic movement can be viewed as a further fracturing of the Roman monolith. Yet in truth, it represents an attempt to bring back the pieces, laying the basis for true unity by discarding demands for uniformity.

86. CONTACT WITH OLD
    INTERNATIONAL old CATHOLIC BISHOPS CONFERENCE OF THE UNION OF UTRECHTwww.utrechterunion.org. AUSTRIA. http//www.altkatholiken.at  
    http://www.guarigione-liberazione.org/LINKS-E.htm

87. Old Catholic Church - A Short History
    This gave rise to many speculations about his work and the old Catholic Church There is only one way to know the old Catholic Church of America and to  
    http://www.oldcatholic.org/history.htm
    
    Extractions: A short history The Austrian Nobleman, who was raised to the Episcopate by Bishop Arnold Harris Mathew (pictured below and to the right) on June 29, 1913 was known to the world as Rudolph Francis Edward St. Patrick Alphonsus Ghislain de Gramont Hamilton de Lorraine-Brabant, Prince de Landas Berghes et de Rache, Duc de St. Winock. The British Foreign Office arranged for his departure from England in September of 1914 to prevent his being interned during the war as an "enemy alien." Such an act would have been highly embarrassing since the Prince was related to nearly every royal house in Europe. He came to America and, as was common in those days for many Old Catholic clergymen in America, was licensed to function in the Episcopal Church. He assisted in the consecration of Hiram Richard Hulse as the Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Cuba on January 12, 1915 as is record in the Episcopal Church Annual (c.f. 1953 Annual.) Bishop Rudolph de Landas Berghes took up residence at St. Dunstan's Abbey, Waukegan, Illinois and raised Abbot William H. F. Brothers to the episcopacy on October 3, 1916. The following day he consecrated Carmel Henry Carfora as a bishop of the Old Roman Catholic Church of America. He also with Bishop Carfora consecrated Stanislaus Mickiewicz, a former Polish National Catholic priest, in 1917.

88. Old Catholic Church - Statement Of Union
    In response to the appeals of the Chapter of the old Catholic Church of Utrecht, 18) ARNold HARRIS MATHEW, as Regionary old Catholic Bishop for Great  
    http://www.oldcatholic.org/succession.htm
    
    Extractions: for the Most Reverend Archbishop James Bostwick 1) ANTONIO CARDINAL BARBERINI, as Archbishop of Rheims, 1657. He consecrated in the Church of the Sorbonne, Paris, the son of the Grand Chancellor of France, 2) CHARLEAS MAURICE LATELLIER, succeeding as Archbishop of Rheims, November 12, 1668. He, in turn, consecrated in the church of the Cordeliers, Pontois, the illustrious 3) JAMES BENIGNE BOSSUET (The Eagle of Meaux) as Bishop of Condom, September 21, 1670. He was transferred to the see of Meaux by Pope Clement X, 1671. He, in turn, consecrated in the church of Chartreuse, Paris, 4) JAMES GOYDON DE MATIGNON, Bishop of Condom, 1693, son of Count De Thoringy. He was Doyen of Lisieux and Abbe Commendataire De St. Victor, Paris. By order of Pope Clement XI, he consecrated at Paris, 5) DOMINIC M. VARLET, as Bishop of Ascalon in partibus, and coadjutor to the Bishop of Babylon, Persia, February 12, 1719. Retiring later to Holland, he died twenty three years after in the Cisterian Abbey of Rhijnwick. In response to the appeals of the Chapter of the Old Catholic Church of Utrecht, he consecrated, 6) PETER JOHN MEINDAERTS, as Archbishop of Utrecht, October 17, 1739. He had been one of several priests ordained in Ireland by Luke Fagan, Bishop of Meath, afterwards Archbishop of Dublin, with the view of sustaining the independence of the ancient Church of the Netherlands, founded by St. Willibrord in the VII Century. By his consecration to the Episcopate, the succession of the Old Catholic Church in Holland has been perpetuated. Archbishop Meindaerts consecrated

89. Groups Using The Term "Catholic" Not In Union With Rome
    Mariavite old Catholic Church, Province Of North America old Catholic ChurchIn North America (Catholicate Of The West). old Catholic Church Of Canada  
    http://jmahoney.com/groups.htm
    
    Extractions: American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church American Catholic Church American Catholic Church (Syroantiochean) American Holy Orthodox Catholic Eastern Church American Orthodox Catholic Church (Irene) American Orthodox Catholic Church (Mealy) American Orthodox Catholic Church (Propheta) American Orthodox Catholic Church Western Rite Mission, Diocese Of New York American Orthodox Catholic Church, Archdiocese Of Ohio Ancient Tridentine Catholic Church Anglican Catholic Church Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church Of The East, North American Diocese Apostolic Catholic Church Of The Americas (The) Archdiocese of the Antiochian Catholic Church in America Autocepholous Slavonic Orthodox Catholic Church (In Exile) Catholic Apostolic Church At Davis Catholic Apostolic Church In America Catholic Charismatic Church Of Canada Catholic Christian Church Catholic Church Of The Apostles Of The Latter Times Catholic Life Church Christ Catholic Church (Pruter) Christian Catholic Church Community Of Catholic Churches Community Of The Love Of Christ (Evangelical Catholic) Eastern Orthodox Catholic Church In America Ecumenical Catholic Diocese Of America Ecumenical Orthodox Catholic Church Autocephalous Eucharistic Catholic Church Evangelical Catholic Communion Evangelical Orthodox (Catholic) Church In America (Non-Papal Catholic) Holy Apostolic Catholic Church, Syrochaldean Diocese Of Santa Barbara And Central California

90. Western Liturgical Family
    The old Catholic Church at first retained most traditional doctrine. There isa unique character to the old Catholic movement in the United States.  
    http://jmahoney.com/western.htm
    
    Extractions: Western Liturgical Family THE ANGLICAN TRADITION The Church of England is also called the Anglican Church. In the United States after the Revolutionary War it has usually been called Episcopalian. When Henry VIII split with Rome in the 16 th century the Church of England kept its already existing structure, with bishops, clergy, church buildings, and congregations being placed under the archbishop of Canterbury. The Church of England retained its traditional doctrine, liturgy, and organization. Not until Edward VII, Elizabeth I, and Oliver Cromwell did greater changes come in. The Church of England turned from Protestant under Edward to Catholic under Mary. Elizabeth adopted a middle ground, seeking to blend both Catholic and Protestant elements. The Protestant character can be seen in the rejection of the concept of Purgatory, the discontinuation of the use of indulgences and relics, and the use of English rather than Latin for worship. Elizabeth retained the traditional episcopal structure even though it was controversial. Many English Puritans also objected to ordained priests. Anglican doctrine on the church shifted from an emphasis on the bishop to the Calvinist emphasis on the congregation. The Book of Common Prayer affirms that the Church exists where the Word of God is preached, the sacraments are duly administered, and the faithful are gathered.

91. Ind-Movement.org: The World Of Autocephalous Churches
    Some folks also use the terms, Independent Catholic , NonSCOBA Orthodox , ContinuingAnglican , Alternative Catholic and old Catholic .  
    http://www.ind-movement.org/
    
    Extractions: The commentary on this website is my own, and does not necessarily reflect that of any ecclesial body. I don't necessarily agree with the theology, liturgical practices, disciplinary practices or actions of the many churches, ministries and clergy this website links to. Born of pain and ashes. A healing place. Created by wounded healers in the power of the Holy Spirit. An amazing variety of theological leanings, forms of church structure, rules of internal discipline and patterns of liturgical worship. A rich and colorful historic apostolic succession. Intimately small faith communities and house churches. These are some of the many positive ways the "independent movement" can be described. I use the phrases "the autocephalous movement" and "the independent movement" to describe a loose grouping of diverse, newer, smallish, self-governing apostolic-succession Christian church denominations that are not connected to (or formally recognized by), for the most part, the larger, older, apostolic-succession churches*. Some folks also use the terms, "Autocephalous Orthodox", "Independent Catholic", "Non-SCOBA Orthodox", "Continuing Anglican", "Alternative Catholic" and "Old Catholic". Some of these churches are autogenic or self-starting: entepreneurial Christianity at its best! Others were created by splits from another Christian denomination. Still others were left stranded due to political machinations in their parent churches.

92. Old-Catholic Parish In Augsburg
    Introduction to the congregation, its beliefs and history.  
    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).

93. St. Thomas More Old Catholic Mission-- A Spirit-Filled Catholic Community
    St. Thomas More old Catholic Mission is a Spiritfilled community combining thebeauty of the ancient traditions of the church with the freshness of life in  
    http://www.saintthomasmorechurch.com/

94. Saint Mary’s Church Journal - Old Catholic Congress In Prague
    The old Catholic Church is not, as the name might suggest, Also like theAnglican Church, the old Catholic Churches have found themselves to be a more  
    http://www.stmarys-slough.org.uk/6/30-prague.htm
    
    Extractions: Old Catholic Congress in Prague, 19-23 August 2002 'To a land that I shall show you' (Gen. 12.1) was the motto of this year's Old Catholic Congress in Prague. Undeterred by the recent floods, the Curate joined other members of the Society of Saint Willibrord in travelling to the Prague event. Every four years, representatives from the people and clergy of the Old Catholic Churches in Europe meet together for worship and discussions on the future of their church. The idea behind this gathering is a bit like the ideas behind our own Diocesan Convention : the question whether the church is still on track, whether the church as it is today still is orientated towards God, whether we still focus on the right things. The Old Catholic Church is not, as the name might suggest, a strange conservative club. On the contrary, it is a church that developed out of the difficult claims Pope Pius IX made at the end of the last century when he proclaimed himself and his successors infallible. In continental Europe a great number of Roman Catholics found themselves in disagreement with their own church and, when their leaders maintained and enforced the belief that popes from henceforth were seen as being always right, saw no other way than leaving their church. Under the leadership of the Archbishop of Utrecht, the head of the Church in the Netherlands , people from Holland, Germany Switzerland Austria , the Czech Republic and Poland left their church, in order to start afresh: and like the Anglican Church, the Old Catholic Church therefore is a church without a Pope.

95. History Of The Charismatic Catholic Church Of Canada
    The old Catholic Church, the old Roman Catholic Church, the Polish National In this light, after being consecrated by prouniate old Catholic bishops in  
    http://www.bethanyccc.org/CCCChistory.htm
    
    Extractions: The Catholic Charismatic Church of Canada was a response to the modernism that was being felt in the Church and to statements in the reports of Vatican II, inviting new rites and patriarchies. The CCCC was conceived as such an undertaking, a progressive-conservative patriarchy: a new stem of the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. Patriarch Barbeau passed away on February 14, 1994. His successor is Patriarch André II, formerly known as Archbishop André Le Tellier, who was installed in February of 1994 in the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, in the Cité de Marie. Patriarch André II assisted Patriarch André Barbeau from the beginning of the CCCC and served as Coadjutor Bishop with rights of succession. In matters of faith and morals, the Catholic Charismatic Church of Canada observes the teachings of the Roman Church. The Catholic Charismatic Church of Canada seeks to preserve a proper freedom by focusing itself as an avenue for ministering to Catholics who find themselves unchurched for a variety of reasons. It is also ecumenical and seeks to promote unity by welcoming people of various religious traditions who are searching for a spiritual home. The Catholic Charismatic Church is a sacramental church and seeks to promote the truth of the Gospels as such. The CCCC expresses the body of Christ in caring, non-legalistic, pastoral communities.

96. COMMUNITY OF CHARITY
    REFORM CATHOLIC CHURCH. An Independent old Catholic Congregation. Columbus, Ohio.Reverend Father Anthony Capretta, OFM, Rector  
    http://www.communityofcharity.org/

97. Cathedrals In New York City
    A number of old Catholic bishops ordained independent bishops. It derivesfrom the old Metropolia or Greek Orthodox Russian Catholic Church .  
    http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/medny/halsall2.html

98. Strategy For Lifelong Combat With Sin And Vice - Centuries Old Catholic Wisdom O
    The Catholic Faith Easy to read and follow, using the most solid Catholic The Bible is a Catholic book - Convincing arguments show clearly that  
    http://www.tanbooks.com/doct/spiritual_combat.htm
    
    Extractions: The Proper Use of Our Senses. How They May Help Us to Contemplate Divine Things One must give great care and constant application to the correct regulation of his senses. The sensitive appetite, the source of all actions of our weakened nature, has an unquenchable thirst for pleasure . Since it cannot satisfy itself, it uses the senses to attract their proper objects and then transmits these images to the mind. Sensual pleasures, consequently, by reason of the union which subsists between body and soul, spread themselves through all the senses capable of pleasure and then seize, like a contagious disease, upon the spiritual faculties. In this way they effect the corruption of the entire man. You can use the following remedies against this enormous evil. Watch your senses carefully. Use them only for some good purpose, some advantageous motive or real necessity, never for the sake of mere pleasure . If they do go astray, perhaps unnoticed, if they transgress the bounds which reason prescribes, check them immediately. They must be so regulated that, instead of embracing objects for the sake of false pleasure, they become accustomed to draw from the same objects great helps for the sanctification and perfection of the soul. The soul, then, through recollection is able to rise from the knowledge of earthly things to the contemplation of the divine goodness. This can be done in the following way. When an agreeable object is presented to the senses

99. PNCC.org: Our History
    old Catholic Churches organize in Germany and Switzerland, linking with Dutch 1895, Founding of All Saints Independent (old Catholic) Parish under Bp.  
    http://www.pncc.org/who_history.htm
    
    Extractions: Old Catholic Churches organize in Germany and Switzerland, linking with Dutch Old Catholics Declaration of the Union of Utrecht published 1890's Independent parishes and movements in Polish American Catholic Communities: (Buffalo, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit and Scranton) Seminarian Francis Hodur comes to the United States, is ordained a priest at St.Peter's Roman Catholic Cathedral in Scranton, Pennsylvania and assigned as assistant priest at Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary Parish in Scranton's South Side. Fr. Hodur first pastor of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Parish in Nanticoke, Pennsylvania.

100. Fr. Gregory's Links
     old Catholic Church of America A major North American old Catholic jurisdiction . Polish old Catholic Rite of North America/old Catholic Archdiocese of  
     http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/7951/links.html
     
     Extractions: ROOTED IN THE PAST, LOOKING TO THE FUTURE THE ANTIOCHIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AMERICA Fr. Gregory's Links Fr. Gregory is entirely responsible for the contents of this page; mostly, these are simply links that I have accumulated over several years surfing the Web. Since other link collections are included, some attempt has been made (according to Meyers-Briggs ™, I am an INTP ), to eliminate repetition. For the most part, I have not included links to mainstream Roman Catholic, Canterburian Anglican, and larger jurisdiction Chalcedonian Orthodox sites because they are readily accessible elsewhere. Inclusion here does not necessarily imply endorsement by either Fr. Gregory or the Antiochian Catholic Church. Fr. Greg's Personal Webpage on AOL. This page was originally set up to introduce fellow AOL members to the ACCA and to lead them to THIS site. It still has that function, but it also has come to serve as a sort of "Blog" for me and has expanded into quite a florigellum of quotes from various sources, including myself. It is my prayer that, along with this site and other, it will bring many to the fullness of the Apostolic Orthodox Catholic Christian Faith.

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