Statutes

The Statutes of The Nordic Catholic Church apply to the NCC UK administration as described on our European website here.

What’s Happened To the New Commandment?

Fifth Sunday of Easter John 13;31-35 We have followed the events of the Passion, the Cross... Read more →

I’ve Made Up My Mind, Don’t Convince Me With the Facts!

Fourth Sunday of Easter John 10;22-30 How often when we ask a question have we already... Read more →

Do You Love Me?

Third Sunday of Easter – Resurrection Appearances John 21;1-19 Some think that the 4th Gospel originally... Read more →

Holy Ground

Second Sunday of Easter – Divine Mercy John 20;19-31 That story of the Risen Lord appearing... Read more →

The Risen Christ In Our Midst

Eastertide Luke 20;1-18 In my student days many seminarians were helped by the work of London’s... Read more →

Bread – The Staff Of Life

Palm Sunday Luke 22;14-56 Let us reflect on Jesus speaking of himself as “the bread of... Read more →

The Friends of Jesus

Fifth Sunday of Lent John 12;1-8 Jesus travelled with twelve disciples, but also had a considerable... Read more →

The Tear-Away Son

Fourth Sunday of Lent Luke 15,1-3+11-32 Jesus, like other great teachers teaching about spiritual truths, uses... 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. 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.