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Are You Ready?

The Second Sunday of Advent Matt 3;1-12 “Prepare the way for the Lord” cried John the... Read more →

Be Prepared

Advent Sunday Matt 24;37-44 The writer Rod Dreher begins his book The Benedict Option with these... Read more →

The Compassionate Christ
– If You Are a King

Sunday before Advent, Christ the King Luke 23;33-43 In six months, Britain will witness the coronation... Read more →

Peace In Our Time?

2nd Sunday before Advent Remembrance Sunday Luke 21;5-19 One of the saddest things about growing old... Read more →

The Trap

3rd. Sunday before Advent Luke 20;27-38 The Reflections using Luke’s gospel will end with the final... Read more →

Be ye holy

All Saints Tide Would you like to be a saint? The whole idea of sainthood arouses... Read more →

The Great Divide

The 19th Sunday of Trinity Luke 18;9-14 C. S. Lewis reflects on St. Luke’s parable of... Read more →

O, For a Closer Walk With God

The 18th Sunday of Trinity Luke 18;1-8 Jesus told the disciples a parable about the need... Read more →

Kyrie Eleison

The 17th Sunday of Trinity Luke 17;11-19 Christians should think regularly about the word “mercy”. It... Read more →

The 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 →

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 →

Baptisms in Slovakia

On Saturday August 27th 2022, the first baptisms were held in the community of Rožňava in... 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 →

Who we are

The Nordic Catholic Church was established in Norway in 2000 under the auspices of the Polish National Catholic Church (PNCC). We are an Old Catholic Church and, since July 2011, Member Church of the Union of Scranton.

The Nordic Catholic Church outside Scandinavia has parishes and communities in Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, UK, France, Italy and Spain.

Our Bishop

Bishop Roald Nikolai Flemestad remains Bishop Delegate of the Union of Scranton for Europe also after the transfer of the Nordic Catholic Diocese of Scandinavia to his successor Bishop Ottar Mikael Myrseth. He will then continue to give episcopal oversight to the work and mission of the Nordic Catholic Church in Continental Europe and the United Kingdom.

The Bishop's Seal and Motto

Per timorem Domini et
sancti Spiritus consolationem.

The Bishop's Calendar

November

Scheduled video conferences with the local administrations.