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It is the Nordic Catholic Church: https://nordiccatholic.com/

David, do you mean "Prima Scriptura"? "Sola Scriptura" is not really the Anglican interpretation.

The Old Catholic Union of Utrecht has no constituent church in the US. But the other serious Old Catholic communion, the Union of Scranton, has one, the Polish National Catholic Church. The PNCC, the mother church of the UoS, is a former member church of the UoU.

Archbishop Duncan? No more. His successor is Archbishop Foley Beach (since 2014).

I think this is very interesting: http://missionsociety.blogspot.hu/2009/09/bishop-keith-ackerman-visits-with-texas.html From the article (italics mine):

Not all OC churches ordain women priests. The OC Union of Utecht has no member church in the USA, but the OC Union of Scranton has one, the Polish National Catholic Church (the PNCC - a former member church of the UoU - is the mother church of the UoS).

There is a greater theological difference between the RCC and the OCC. The OC churches accept only the seven Ecumenical Councils of the first millenium and their dogmas as real Ecumenical Councils and real dogmas, in contrast to the RC point of view. And the OC churches are episcopal-synodal...

I sent you a PN. I hope you will understand why my posting was so short.

You had a categorical statement. I contended it. Later you acknowledged the possibility of other interpretations. I hope it is not a problem that I am no professor of theology and cannot supply an "original counter point". (Is your point of view original? Are you the author of the Articles of...

Thank you that you - although in your own, quite unfriendly, way - acknowledged that your point of view is not the only possibility of the interpretation.

Your point of view is (IMHO) not correct. You should read these articles: http://anglicancleric.blogspot.hu/2007/01/articles-of-religion-of-church-of.html http://catholicityandcovenant.blogspot.hu/2014/10/as-augustine-saith-reading-article-29.html Saint Thomas Aquinas writes (De Sacramento...

Excuse me, off topic, but the Polish National Catholic Church /PNCC/ (US and Canada), a former member church of the Old Catholic Union of Utrecht, now in the Old Catholic Union of Scranton, is a real Old Catholic church.

No, you were not ignorant, there are more ways of interpretation: "High" and "Low" Church (an article on the website of the Anglican Church of Canada - I cannot insert the link): "The terms “High” and “Low” are rarely used nowadays but refer to different “parties” or schools of churchmanship...

Yes, of course.

Practically, there are no monastic/religious communities in the Union of Utrecht (no more).

This was the parish in Toronto. But it belongs to the PNCC again.

Dear SilverAvenger, I am an Old Catholic deacon in the Hungarian mission of the Nordic Catholic Church (a member Church of the Old Catholic Union of Scranton, with the mother Church Polish National Catholic Church - PNCC). Our Church has got a religious order, the Order of Port Royal, an...