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The Christian Catholic Church of Switzerland is the Swiss member church of the Union of Utrecht. It has 12,000 members and is accorded the status of a "regional church". The University of Berne had its own Christian Catholic theological faculty, which has since been integrated since that time as the Christian Catholic section of the Faculty of Old Catholic and Protestant Theology. The strongest concentration of Christian Catholics lies in the district of Rheinfelden, Aargau.


The Union of Utrecht of the Old Catholic Churches
Unifying Institutions

Old Catholic Archbishop of Utrecht



| International Old Catholic Bishops' Conference | International Old Catholic Congresses |

Member Churches

Old Catholic Church of the Netherlands | Catholic Diocese of the Old Catholics in Germany |Old Catholic Church of Austria | Christian Catholic Church of Switzerland | Old Catholic Church of the Czech Republic | Polish Catholic Church |

Dependent jurisdictions

Old Catholic Church of Croatia | Old Catholic Mission in France | Old Catholic Church in Italy | Old Catholic Church in Sweden and Denmark |St. John's Polish Catholic Cathedral, Toronto |

Churches in full communion

Anglican Communion |Philippine Independent Church

Alt-Katholische Kirche

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