Past Articles
Sep 25, 2005 veterans day Sep 24, 2005 Support Our Troops 2005 Jesus Society Oct 25, 2003 rally: Speech text
letter from Dr. Bowman to the President of the United States about Terrorism .
1998 - President Clinton
2001 after the 9/11 attack - President Bush Recent News:
Letter Re Ed Asner & 9-11 Oct 25, 2003 "Wake Up, America!"
Feb 15, 2003 "Peace Is Patriotic"
March 15 Rally Text
2003 State Of Union
2003 State Of the Union (short)
1992 State of the Union Address
Sep 2002 Why War With Iraq? Aug 17, 2002 (Humor) veteran & GW Bush Feb 2002 The ABM Treaty: Dead or Alive? Jan 2002 Denver Catholic Register USA UNDER ATTACK: What Do We Do?
Sep 20, 2001 TERRORISM: Long and Short Sep 27, 2001 Star Wars/War on Terrorism
Bishops against Bush's Star Wars II.
Jun 10, 2001 Lthree months before 9/11 Articles from S&SN available so far are as follows:
Nov 2005 Take Back America
Apr 2005 Religion and Politics
Nov 2004 DU and Birth Defects
Nov 2004 Not Star Wars
Nov 2004 The Task Ahead
Nov 2003 No More Elections?
Nov 2003 VeteransDay
Nov 2003 What Really Happened on 9/11
Nov 2003 Some Dare Call It Treason Nov 2003 Conservative Challenge to Bush
Feb 15, 2003 Peace Is Patriotic Rally Against War Sep 2002 Why War With Iraq?
Feb 2002 The ABM Treaty: Dead or Alive?
Sep 2001 early analysis of 9/11 Mar 2001 George II / Star Wars II.
1998 "The Truth About Terrorism"
Dec 97 Global Warming May 17, 1997 Make A Difference Mar 96 Failure Fuels Cassini (Humor) Nuclear Terrorism 1975 (humor)stabilize weapons industry From Fighter Pilot to Peacenik Bishop 1996 Tax Reform and Class Warfare Feb 1992 A People's State of the Union
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We of the independent Catholic movement are Catholic Christians not under the jurisdiction of Rome. We are an outgrowth of the Old Catholic Church in Utrecht, Netherlands. We have not left the Church. Along with all Catholic Christians, we are the Church. Our clergy are validly ordained bishops, priests, and deacons in the Apostolic Succession, and are recognized as such. We are fully Catholic, and we pray for and look forward to the time when once more the unity Jesus prayed for exists. We await that unity (without uniformity) enjoyed by the early Church. Though incorporated as a church, we are not just a denomination; we are a post-denominational fellowship. Our churches practice the inclusivity of Jesus toward the outcast and marginalized -- including women, homosexuals, indigenous peoples, minorities, heretics, sinners, and the poor. We even accept rich folks.
The United Catholic Church includes traditionalist parishes, progressive parishes, and everything in between. You can walk into one of our parishes and hear the Tridentine Mass in Latin, with the priest and congregation facing the altar and communicants receiving the Eucharist on the tongue. In another the Novus Ordo Mass will be indistinguishable from what you will experience in most Roman Catholic parishes. In still another you will find a woman priest and her congregation gathered around the altar at an intimate Mass rich in inclusive language. What binds us together is a rich orthodox Catholic faith, a dedication to follow Jesus in all things, a love of the Eucharist, a commitment to serve the lost and the outcast, and that unique spirituality we call "Catholic."
The United Catholic Church is a free association of individual Christians, independent churches, religious orders, denominations, and interchurch fellowships. We embrace Roman Catholics, Old Catholics, independent Catholics, Orthodox catholics, Anglican catholics, and Protestant catholics. We do not seek to take Christians away from the churches they now attend. We seek rather to minister to the millions of alienated or excommunicated souls who no longer go to Mass or Communion, for whatever reason. We offer them God's unconditional love, acceptance, and Sacraments. We believe holiness is not a prerequisite for Communion, but a result of it. If you are unchurched, turned off, or marginalized, Have We Got a Church For You! Have you been told you're living in sin? We invite you to receive Jesus in the Holy Eucharist. Forgiveness, not condemnation. Valid Sacraments, no strings. Like the early church, we ordain without regard to gender, sexual orientation, or marital status. Pedophiles and promiscuous or abusive clergy NOT tolerated, regardless of sexual orientation (no double standard).
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