The United Roman-Ruthenian Church: Serving a Diverse Global Flock        Released by Pontifical Georgian Press (formerly St. George Seminary Press) in 2023, Journey of Faith: The Apostolic See of Saints Stephen and Mark, by Rutherford I is a history of the present See and its people - those who went before us, laying the groundwork over the last decades and past centuries, and those who keep the faith today.  History | Frequently Asked Questions | Orthodox and Old Catholic Legacy | Liturgy Holy Father of the Apostolice See | Apostolic Founder The United Roman-Ruthenian Church is a unique and storied institution, tracing its roots back over two millennia. With an ancient Orthodox and Old Catholic heritage, it has a rich legacy of serving the faithful across the world. But who exactly makes up the core of this global church? The United Roman-Ruthenian Church is both Orthodox and Old Catholic. In the modern era, the church's "constituency," as it were, varies greatly depending on the region. In some areas, the church's primary focus is on chaplaincy work - providing spiritual guidance and support to those in hospitals, care facilities, police and military, and other institutional settings. The church also maintains a strong humanitarian mission, offering aid and comfort to those in need, and reaches many through the modern miracle of technology. In other parts of the world, the church takes on a more parochial role, operating local parishes and ministering directly to communities. These congregations may be small in number, but they are the heart and soul of the church's grassroots efforts to spread the message of Christ. Perhaps most uniquely, the United Roman-Ruthenian Church also provides spiritual support to segments of the Christian nobility around the world. In an age where traditional faiths and cultures are under threat, the church works to preserve these important legacies, ensuring that the noble classes maintain their connection to the church's timeless teachings. Underlying all of these diverse activities is a fundamental commitment to bringing all whom the church encounters to "the peace and salvation of Christ." Whether serving the sick and downtrodden or guiding the faithful among the aristocracy, the church's mission remains the same - to minister to the spiritual needs of its global flock. This is no easy task, of course. The modern world presents a dizzying array of challenges, from secularization to political upheaval. But the United Roman-Ruthenian Church, with its 2,000-year legacy, is uniquely positioned to weather these storms. Its ability to adapt to the needs of diverse communities while staying true to its core principles is a testament to the enduring power of its faith. As the world continues to change, the United Roman-Ruthenian Church will undoubtedly face new tests and trials. But with its unwavering commitment to serving all whom it encounters, this modern continuation of the ancient Apostolic, Orthodox, and Catholic Church of Christ will no doubt continue to play a vital role in the lives of countless individuals for generations to come. History | Frequently Asked Questions | Orthodox and Old Catholic Legacy | Liturgy Holy Father of the Apostolice See | Apostolic Founder [Main Page]