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Please feel free to contact us at any time using this email address: admin@nordiccatholic-uk.com.

Unprofitable Servants

The 16th Sunday of Trinity Luke 17;5-10 People today are constantly searching for the truth, about... Read more →

What Does God Think Of Money?

The 15th Sunday of Trinity Luke 16;19-31 There are no poor people in heaven, only “the... Read more →

The Parable of the Unjust Steward

The 14th Sunday of Trinity Luke 16;1-13 Many seminarians will remember the parable of the Unjust... Read more →

In Memory of Elizabeth II (1926 -2022)

As Bishop and on behalf of the Nordic Catholic Church throughout Europe, I offer our deepest... Read more →

What Is God Like?

The 13th Sunday of Trinity Luke 15;1-10 Take twenty people, ask them what God is like,... Read more →

The Cost of Discipleship

The 12th Sunday of Trinity Luke 14;25-43 Looking at Luke’s Gospel passage for the first Sunday... Read more →

Jesus turns the world upside down – again!

The 11th Sunday of Trinity Luke 14;1,7-14 In this week’s Gospel reflection, Jesus is an invited... Read more →

God’s Secret Wireless

The 10th Sunday of Trinity Luke 13;10-17 Countries like Norway, France, Holland, Belgium and Britain, and... Read more →

“Behold Your Mother”

The Dormition of the Mother of God Luke 14;39-56 The 15th August has since the late... Read more →

Be prepared!

8. Sunday after Trinity Luke 12;32-40 This reflection on the words of Jesus: “be ready, for... Read more →

The Abolition Of Man

7. Sunday after Trinity Luke 12;13-21 The abolition of man is the title of a lecture... Read more →

“Till Death Us Do Part”

6. Sunday after Trinity Luke 11;1-13 Ask any priest and he could tell you horror stories... Read more →

The Royal Law

5. Sunday after Trinity Luke 10;38-42 At the end of the tenth chapter of St. Luke’s... Read more →

“Who is my neighbour?”

4. Sunday after Trinity Luke 10;27-35 Who is my neighbour is the hard question a lawyer... Read more →

The Giver Of Life

3. Sunday after Trinity John 16;12-15 St John chapter 16 is a discourse by Our Lord... Read more →

Not Fit for Service

2. Sunday after Trinity Luke 9;51-62 “Not Fit for Service” is an English phrase meaning, useless... Read more →

Who we are

DON'T JUST MOAN AND GROAN - WE CAN HELP!

Are you a spiritual orphan feeling your Church has left you by compromising with the spirit of the age? Are you like many Christians who have lost confidence in their leaders and the solutions they offer in these difficult times? If so we welcome you to the Nordic Catholic Church.

We are the English part of the Nordic Catholic Church in Europe. We are unashamedly traditional in our beliefs, because we are rooted in the scriptures and the apostolic faith and order of the first millennium, our life and liturgy reflects our roots in nearly two thousand years of British Christianity. We are crucially looking to the future because we live in an age hostile to our faith, and much of our history too. No wonder the culture is drifting into confusion.

Though we are materially poor, with no buildings and little bureaucracy, yet spiritually we are alive celebrating Mass in rented churches or in private homes. As Old Catholics we are in a privileged position as our orders are recognized by the Roman Catholic Church and our doctrine by Constantinople and other patriarchates. Moreover, our liturgical life is very similar to the Anglican tradition.

In the UK we are mainly former members of the Church of England. We are proud of our great heritage, our witness seeks to bring the Gospel to our present predicament and future generations. Interested? You can contact our Vicar General Geoffrey Neal by email at gmneal06@gmail.com.

Our Bishop

The Most Rev. Roald Nikolai Flemestad, Bishop of the Nordic Catholic Church.

The Bishop's Seal and Motto

Per timorem Domini et
sancti Spiritus consolationem.

The Bishop's Calendar

17 September

National Investiture in Oslo, The Order of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem.

29 September-2 October

Church Wedding in Schongau and gatherings in Kaufbeuren..