Archbishop Michael
Seneco
Presiding Bishop- North American Old Catholic Church
About Archbishop Michael Seneco
Archbishop Michael Seneco was elected presiding bishop of the North American Old Catholic Church in January of 2007.
Under his guidance, collaborating with laity and clergy alike, the church continues it's strong commitment to Catholic Tradition, while searching for the contemporary meaning of being Catholic in the twenty-first century.
A published author, speaker and advocate, the Archbishop continues to seek new and innovative ways and partnerships to bring the Good News of Jesus Christ to all who seek it.
Currently, the Archbishop is the pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Old Catholic Church, which meets in and ministers to the patients and residents of Specialty Hospital of Washington, located on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.
Articles, Speeches and Appearances
Archbishop Michael Seneco is often sought after for comment, interview,
and preaching.
Some of the topics he often speaks on include gay rights, gay marriage, immigration and the rights of the undocumented, right to life & the right to choose, HIV and AIDS care and prevention, as well as other social justice issues that face America today.
You may listen to the Archbishop's sermon's by visiting Clicking here, or you may subscribe to his sermons via I-Tunes by clicking on the image:
Here are a select set of links to articles, statements, and homilies:
- January 2009 Letter to the clergy of the church "Look Up!"
- Advent 2008 Reflection;
- June 20, 2008 Interview in Baltimore Out Loud;
- December 2007 Reflection for World AIDS Day, "Where is the Quilt?"
- July 20, 2007 Article in the Washington Blade on the new Roman Catholic Archbishop of Baltimore, MD;
- April 26, 2005 Op-Ed On Religion, Politics, and Privacy in the national magazine, The Advocate;
- May 25, 2004 Op-Ed "A Grateful Nation" on PlanetOut dot com;
