The National Catholic Church of America falls under the category of Catholicism that is not in communion with Rome and is an autocephalous Church of the Old Catholic tradition which falls within its own independent ecumenical jurisdiction. Members of this church express the desire to offer people an opportunity to worship and grow together in a Christian community.

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  • The National Catholic Church of America falls under the category of Catholicism that is not in communion with Rome and is an autocephalous Church of the Old Catholic tradition which falls within its own independent ecumenical jurisdiction. Members of this church express the desire to offer people an opportunity to worship and grow together in a Christian community. The NCCA attempts to preserve the richness of their Catholic heritage, while reflecting the cultural diversity of western civilization. They see cultural and ethnic variety, scientific and technological advances, and opportunity to affirm human rights and dignity as fertile ground for the message of Christ for the whole world. One of its orders is the Order of Saint John the Divine (OSJD).
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  • The National Catholic Church of America falls under the category of Catholicism that is not in communion with Rome and is an autocephalous Church of the Old Catholic tradition which falls within its own independent ecumenical jurisdiction. Members of this church express the desire to offer people an opportunity to worship and grow together in a Christian community.
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  • National Catholic Church of America
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