The Society of Augustinian Restorationists
The Society of Augustinian Restorationists (SOAR) was founded by the Most Reverend Frederick L. Pyman, S.T.D. as the Congregational Society of Augustinians in 1965 to observe the "Precepts of Christian Catholic Practices" especially in the Christian obligation of intercessional prayer on behalf of others; to seek a daily relationship with God by a close awareness of His presence as taught by St. Augustine; to share the Enlightenment that comes from that relationship. In order to promote and restore religious worship based upon these principles and the Rule of St. Augustine, the Society was incorporated as the Society of Augustinian Restorationists on January 30, 1984 as a non-papal apostolic Catholic group of clergy and lay persons dedicated to serving God and His people by united them in Christian fellowship with one another and with the Lord. The Society invites applications for membership in amy of its four categories of membership: Clerical, Religious, Lay and Associate.

The Father Donald R. Currie
Memorial Education Fund
The Right Reverend Donald R. Curriel, a priest of the Diocese of Michigan and the Central States, was a leader in the formation of the Council of Independent Catholic Bishops to promote unity of purpose and action among the several Old Roman Catholic ecclesial bodies. His leadership in ecumenical affairs and social ministry led to his election as Bishop-elect of the Western Regionary Diocese in 1989. He suffered a tragic death in June 1990 prior to the scheduled date for his consecration to the Episcopacy. The Fund was established in October 1990 in his memory to provide educational grants to persons preparing for ministry or who desire to enhance their ministry through further education.

	The Board of Trustees of the Fund The Most Reverend Francis P. Facione, Ph.D., President and Chairman Mrs. Agnes E. Assemany, Executive Director The Most Reverend Patrick H. King, M.A., S.O.A.R Mr. Albert M. Pedrosi, C.P.A.
Currie

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The Old Catholic Mission Society
The Old Catholic Mission Society was founded in October 1990 as a religious and charitable agency of the Old Roman Catholic Church in North America. Its specific goal is to promote the principles of Old Roman Catholicism and actualizes this goal through activities which enhance the welfare and development of the ministry of the Old Roman Catholic Church

The Society of Saint Mark
The Society of Saint Mark was founded in Detroit, Michigan in June 1980 as the religious and charitable sgency of the Diocese of Michigan and the Central States. The Society commits itself to promoting the Scriptural commands as a way of life. It actualizes this commitment by an active outreach ministry to communicate in a compelling way the work of the Church in response to the Gospels. The Society dedicates itself to furthering a non-papal expression of Catholicism by facilitating an ecumenical ministry to Catholics and other Christians impeded from full participation in the life and Sacraments of the Church.