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==Liberal Old Catholic Churches==

==Liberal Old Catholic Churches==

*the '''[[Old_Catholic_Church | Old Catholic Church]]''' was founded in 1870 by those who rejected the declaration of [[Papal Infallibility]] by the [[First Vatican Council]]. Other than that, they accepted the bulk of traditional Catholic teachings. They became attached to the See of Utrecht in the Netherlands, which had split from the Roman Catholic Church in the 1700s (partially over the issue of Jansenism<ref>https://www.catholic.com/magazine/print-edition/jansenism</ref>). In more recent decades, the Old Catholic "Union of Utrecht"<ref>https://www.utrechter-union.org/en/welcome/</ref> has moved in an increasingly liberal direction, accepting [[women priests]], and increasingly accepting [[homosexuality]].The Conservative Union of Scranton<ref>https://theunionofscranton.org/</ref> was formed as result.

*the '''[[Old_Catholic_Church | Old Catholic Church]]''' was founded in 1870 by those who rejected the declaration of [[Papal Infallibility]] by the [[First Vatican Council]]. Other than that, they accepted the bulk of traditional Catholic teachings. They became attached to the See of Utrecht in the Netherlands, which had split from the Roman Catholic Church in the 1700s (partially over the issue of Jansenism<ref>https://www.catholic.com/magazine/print-edition/jansenism</ref>). In more recent decades, the Old Catholic "Union of Utrecht"<ref>https://www.utrechter-union.org/en/welcome/</ref> has moved in an increasingly liberal direction, accepting [[women priests]], and increasingly accepting [[homosexuality]].The more traditional Union of Scranton<ref>https://theunionofscranton.org/</ref> was formed as result.