What is the Apostolic Catholic Orthodox Church and how is it connected with the Old Catholic Church?
The Apostolic Catholic Orthodox Church (ACOC) is a communion of persons and communities throughout the United States who gather for worship and public ministry outreach within the Old Catholic Christian apostolic tradition. The ACOC is renewal-oriented, in the spirit of the Second Vatican Council. Who can be ordained in the Apostolic Catholic Orthodox Church? What kind of education and formation is needed? The process for ordination in both the ACOC and the Roman Catholic Church are nearly identical. There is a more direct relationship with the Bishop in the ACOC, as its size allows for and encourages such collegiality. If you are interested in or feel a calling to ministry we encourage you to contact Bishop Diana Dale through the link below. You may also contact, Fr. Marty and set up a time to discuss ministry and your discernment process. Bishop Dale may be reached at: www.apostoliccatholic.
