To deepen and enrich our faith in God.

To build relationships through dialogue and discussion.
To increase our understanding of being Old Catholic.
To increase our spiritual life through study of Scripture, and prayer.

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New this year: FIRESIDE CHATS

One hour free meetings to learn and ask question on a given topic.

Being Old Catholic: September 17th. 7:30 - 8:30. Bishop Marty and Father Lionel

Meaning of Community to the Old Catholic: November 12th 7:30-8:30 Rev. Rosemary

Eucharist: Why are all welcomed: December 3rd 7:30 - 8:30. Rev. Rosemary

Prayer: Liturgy of the Hours (The Divine Office)

Bishop Michael and Jan Stanley

October 23rd, October 30th, November 6th

7:30-9:00. PM EST

Mary Magdalen: Apostle to the Apostles

Classes in 2025

Rev. Rosemary Burdick

Jan. 7, Jan. 14, Jan. 21, Jan 28.

7:30 - 9:00 PM EST

CREEDS:

Creeds: What do YOU believe? What do WE believe? Really?

A brief 1.5 hour discussion and dialogue of the Creeds of the Church. Some history, some exploration, some learning, and probably things you never knew or may be surprised to know!

Bishop Marty

Classes in 2025

Feb. 13, Feb. 20.

7:30 - 9:00 PM EST

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What it means to be Old Catholic

Father Lionel Repasky

Nov. 14, Nov. 21, Dec 5th.

7:30 - 9:00. PM EST

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Book Study: In Search of Belief

Classes in 2025

Jan Stanley

Feb, 4, Feb. 11, Feb 18, Feb 25. 7:30 - 9:00. PM EST

All classes are $25.00

Fireside Chats are FREE

Book Studies are a free will offering - whatever you wish.

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OCC

P.O. Box 1041

Safety Harbor, Fl 34695

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Study of the Acts of the Apostles.

A look at the Ancient Church and what we mean by Old Catholic.

Rev. Rosemary Burdick

Upcoming Classes

Book Study

In Cherished Belonging, Boyle calls back to Christianity's origins as a subversive spiritual movement of equality, emancipation, and peace. Early Christianity was a way of life--not a set of beliefs. Boyle's vision of community isn't just a space for an individual to heal, but for people to join together and heal each other in a new collective living, a world dedicated to kindness as a constant and radical act of defiance. "The answer to every question is, indeed, compassion," Boyle exhorts. He calls us to cherish and nurture the connections that are all around us and live with radical kindness."