The Union of Scranton now has its own website. I have already mentioned on this blog that the Union of Scranton presently consists of the Polish National Catholic Church and the Nordic Catholic Church.
The Christ-Katholischen Kirche in Deutschland is an administration under the NCC.
May they go from strength to strength!
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Hopefully they can gather in other faithful splinters from the Utrecht Union and among the high church Lutherans. I’m somewhat surprised that the Slovaks aren’t involved given they were the other “national” church to resign from the UU in 2004.
I’ve created a Wikipedia article on the Union here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_of_Scranton
Please contribute if you can say anything!
Thank you for the link, but this is all the information I have.