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	The '''Polish Catholic Church''' was founded by missionaries of the American-founded ] who returned to their ancestral country. When the PNCC withdrew from communion with the ], the Polish Catholic Church remained. Recently, ], the seat of the PNCC's Canadian diocese, has sought to return to the Union. However, it is not yet reunited with the PCC, being provisionally under the direct administration of the ].		The '''Polish Catholic Church''' was founded by missionaries of the American-founded ] (PNCC) who returned to their ancestral country. When the PNCC withdrew from communion with the ], the Polish Catholic Church remained. Recently, ], the seat of the PNCC's Canadian diocese, has sought to return to the Union. However, it is not yet reunited with the PCC, being provisionally under the direct administration of the ].

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The Polish Catholic Church was founded by missionaries of the American-founded Polish National Catholic Church (PNCC) who returned to their ancestral country. When the PNCC withdrew from communion with the Union of Utrecht, the Polish Catholic Church remained. Recently, St. John's Cathedral, Toronto, the seat of the PNCC's Canadian diocese, has sought to return to the Union. However, it is not yet reunited with the PCC, being provisionally under the direct administration of the Archbishop of Utrecht.

v t e The Union of Utrecht of the Old Catholic Churches
Unifying institutions	Old Catholic Archbishop of Utrecht International Old Catholic Bishops' Conference International Old Catholic Congresses
Member churches	Old Catholic Church of the Netherlands Catholic Diocese of the Old Catholics in Germany Old Catholic Church of Austria Christian Catholic Church of Switzerland Old Catholic Church of the Czech Republic Polish-Catholic Church (not to be confused with PNCC based in the United States, see below)
Dependent jurisdictions	Old Catholic Church of Croatia Old Catholic Mission in France Old Catholic Church in Sweden and Denmark
Churches in full communion	Anglican Communion Church of Sweden Philippine Independent Church
Churches no longer in communion	Polish National Catholic Church (PNCC; based in the United States)
Defunct Churches	Old Catholic Church in Italy
Derivatives	Union of Scranton

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