Downloads & Documents

Browse our downloads and documents to learn more about our mission, sacraments, and inclusive Catholic beliefs.
All resources are free to view and share.

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Access Mission Resources & Documents

Welcome to our Downloads & Documents page — your central resource for exploring the life, teaching, and sacramental vision of the Apostolic Old Catholic Mission. Everything here is available free of charge and offered with the hope that these materials will support your growth in Christ, deepen your understanding of the faith, and equip you for spiritual reflection, pastoral service, or theological study.

Why These Resources Matter


These documents reflect our core identity as an inclusive, sacramental, and apostolic community — rooted in the early Church and open to all who seek Christ. Whether you’re preparing for baptism, exploring our beliefs, discerning a vocation, or simply looking to learn more, we’ve made these resources clear, accessible, and freely shareable.

We use everyday language where possible, but remain grounded in sound theology and reverence for the ancient Christian tradition. Many of these files come directly from the Mission’s official statutes, teaching materials, and pastoral practices — always aligned with our motto:
Christ at the Centre. Everyone at the Table.

What You’ll Find Here


Our collection includes:

  • Core texts that shape our mission and ministry
  • Teaching resources on the sacraments, Scripture, and inclusion
  • Printable summaries for study, reflection, or small groups
  • Key external texts (like the Declaration of Utrecht and Lima Agreement) that situate us within a broader historical and ecumenical context

All of our downloadable content is free to access, and many are licensed under Creative Commons (BY-NC-SA 4.0), meaning you’re welcome to share and adapt them for non-commercial use — as long as you credit the source and follow the same sharing rules.

Privacy and Use


We do not require personal information to access content. Everything here is free, secure, and openly offered. If you’d like to help translate any content into another language or contribute new material aligned with our vision, we welcome your collaboration — just contact us.

Need Help or Looking for Something Else?


If you’re looking for a particular resource, or if something here raises questions or sparks conversation, we’d love to hear from you. Please reach out via our Contact Us page — we’re always happy to walk alongside you.

Licensing Note:


Unless otherwise noted, all original downloads and documents on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This means you’re welcome to share or adapt them for non-commercial use — just credit the Apostolic Old Catholic Mission and keep any adaptations under the same license.

Why We Share These Resources Freely


At the Apostolic Old Catholic Mission, we believe that theology should never be locked away behind academic walls or institutional paywalls. That’s why our content is freely offered — not only to support individual study, but to equip communities, families, and ministries around the world who are seeking a more open and Christ-centred expression of Catholic faith.

Many people today are searching for an approach to Catholicism that is sacramental, rooted in history, but also deeply inclusive and relevant to modern life. Whether you’re preparing for a sacrament, exploring what it means to belong to the Church, or trying to understand your place in God’s story, these downloads and documents are designed to help you take the next step with clarity and grace.

We hope these materials will serve as companions on your journey — whether you’re printing them for group discussion, reflecting on them privately, or passing them along to someone else who might need encouragement or insight.

Every piece of content reflects our commitment to the Gospel, to the early Church, and to the radical openness of Christ. And because we serve a global and multilingual community, we welcome your help in translating or adapting these resources for local use.

Just get in touch — we’d love to collaborate.