There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither
slave nor free, there is no male and female,
for you are all one in Christ Jesus
Galatians 3:28
Inter-Communion Relationships
The CACINA Catholic Church is working for Christian unity because we have been called by God to a Church united, not divided. In seeking to discern God's will, we are convinced, unexpectedly, that God has called and continues to call us to this ministry.
The CACINA Catholic Church is working for Christian Unity because at the Last Supper Jesus explicitly called his disciples to be one. [Jn 17:21]. This call is echoed in the epistles of St. Paul. We pray for unity in our Eucharistic communities, throughout the world.
Please note that only independent Catholic jurisdictions listed on this page are in full communion with CACINA. Please contact Fr. Victor Ray, CACINA's Ecumenical Officer at (800) 603-0644 ext. 709, if your jurisdiction would like to begin conversations about an inter-communion agreement.
The Catholic Apostolic Church in North American has an intercommunion relationship with the Orthodox-Catholic Church in America (OCCA). The agreement explains that we accept the validity of each other's apostolic succession and sacramental orders while respecting the diversity of our separate devotional practices.
The Catholic Apostolic Church in North American has an intercommunion relationship with the Apostolic Catholic Church in America (ACCA). The agreement explains that we accept the validity of each other's apostolic succession and sacramental orders while respecting the diversity of our separate devotional practices.
Ministry Partners
The Catholic Apostolic Church in North America is a member of the International Council of Community Churches.
Click here to see membership page
National Council of Churches. CACINA is a member of the International Council of Community Churches, which is a member of the National Council of Churches.
Click here to see the NCC-US webpage
World Council of Churches. CACINA is a member of the International Council of Community Churches, which is a member of the World Council of Churches.
Click here to see the WCC webpage
Churches Uniting in Christ. CACINA is a member of the International Council of Community Churches, which is a member of the Churches United in Christ.
Click here to see the CUIC webpage
Each year the members of CACINA select a national charity to support. This year we chose the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). Founded in 1971, the SPLC is a nonprofit legal organization that specializes in civil rights advocacy, as well as providing educational programs that promote social tolerance.
Click here to see the SPLC webpage
Click here to see the Trevor Project website
