Why a Blog on Old Catholicism?

QUICK FACTS

•  Did you know that traditional Catholic and Orthodox priests can marry if they choose? 
• Did you know that traditional catholic social teaching mandates that you follow your conscience, especially on controversial topics? 
• Did you know that the universal church as a whole never believed that the bishop of Rome (pope) was the infallible head of the global church? 、
  
• Do you want more lay participation in church finances, administration, and outreach?
• Do you like the freedom of attending a traditional Latin mass as well as a traditional mass in the vernacular? 
• Do you support traditional catholic theology but also want a balanced approach to sociopolitical controversies? 

 

 

Look to Old Catholicism! 

'Old Catholicism' is a largely unfamiliar name in the United States today, not to mention in the world. The movement is only a few hundred years old and has most of its following in Europe under the Old Catholic Churches of Utrecht. 

 But Old Catholicism is a global movement that seeks to preserve traditional and orthodox Catholic teaching as was practiced universally by all Catholic churches for the first 1,000 years of Christian history.  

Follow this blog, written by an old catholic, to learn more about the movement (especially in the U.S.). Old Catholicism has much to offer the modern world and there is strong reason to believe it can be the future of Catholicism at large.