Aum Episcopal Catholic Church

 
The syllable Aum is described as all-encompassing sound of God,
the sound of Creation;
and it symbolizes the manifestation of God in form.
Aum became Amen and is said to mean “so be it”

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Why do we seem to have a few different customs?

We hold to the traditional beliefs of the Eucharist, Apostolic Succession,
Liturgy, and Prayer of the ancient church.
We are also incorporating a few simple traditions that, from our experience,
have proven to be beneficial to spiritual growth and devotion to the Lord
– and that in no way conflict with traditions of our
One Holy and Apostolic Church. 
 
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To create a more solemn time of worhisp and communion:
We do not take any collection during the time of Worship,
however contributions are welcome
and can be left in the designated area.
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Holy Communion is open to any Baptized person who so desires to partake of this very sacred Sacrament.
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Other churches in our jurisdiction are free to choose whether or not collections are to be taken during the time of worship.
** They are also free to decide which Rite to use for their Liturgy/Eucharistic Service.

 

We Teach and Live

Bhakti, (Devotion)

in order to guide lives on the path

of Love and Devotion to the Lord.

Our Eucharistic Service, (Liturgy)

also includes Aroti Service

Aroti is the Ceremonial Offering of
Incense, Fire, Water, Flowers to the Lord