Frequently asked questions
Sacred Grace Orthodox Mission is a self-governing Orthodox) community under the jurisdiction of the United Episcopal Catholic Communion and a member of the Order of Corporate Reunion. Faithfully rooted in the Antiochene tradition, we maintain sacramental and theological unity with the Apostolic See of Rome, recognizing the Pope as the successor of St. Peter and visible head of the universal Church, without surrendering our Eastern identity or governance.
What We Profess:
Guided by Orthodox tradition and Eastern Catholic fidelity, we solemnly uphold:
To proclaim Christ crucified and risen, to minister through the sacramental and spiritual life, and to offer a living witness of reconciliation—bridging East and West with truth, dignity, and love.
What We Profess:
Guided by Orthodox tradition and Eastern Catholic fidelity, we solemnly uphold:
- Seven Holy Mysteries, instituted by Christ for the salvation of souls.
- The Sacrament of Penance, with auricular confession reverently practiced.
- The Communion of Saints, invoking the Blessed Virgin Mary, the holy angels, and the saints.
- Liturgical integrity, resisting novel rites and preserving ancient forms.
- Daily Eucharistic celebration, honoring the Divine Liturgy as the summit of worship.
- The use of holy icons, relics, and sacred symbols as conduits of devotion and beauty.
- Sacramental discipline, offering the Mysteries to those professing the Orthodox Catholic faith.
- Fasting and abstinence, preparing the body and soul for the reception of the Holy Gifts.
To proclaim Christ crucified and risen, to minister through the sacramental and spiritual life, and to offer a living witness of reconciliation—bridging East and West with truth, dignity, and love.
