THE UNITED CATHOLIC CHURCH

    Ecumenical, Inclusive, Non-Judgmental, and Independent;       

      An Old Catholic Heritage Church for the Church's Homeless

 

 

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Faith Section Introduction

 

On the attached pages the reader is invited to read not only a listing of our core beliefs but more on how our faith is interpreted through the 1997 article that enumerates this church's founding principles, in "A Call to Unity: What does it mean to be Catholic ?" written by Archbishop Robert Bowman. 

 

We recognize that if only one valid interpretative viewpoint on the non-essentials to Salvation were possible, the many questions that remain to divide Christians would have been resolved long ago.   We therefore reject the idea of "one, single, right answer" that some churches claim to possess.  We also reject a theology of feelings that some others promote.  Rather, the Church is to faithfully teach and witness to the truths that have been passed down from the Apostles without addition or subtraction in ways that are relevant to the people of this time and place.  

 

Look to this section to grow in the future as theological reflection papers are added.