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» Diocese of Buffalo-Pittsburgh - Site includes a welcome from the bishop, contact information, and parish directory for this PNCC diocese which stretches from New York to Arizona. Graphics-dependent.
» Holy Mother of the Rosary Cathedral - Lancaster, New York. Seat of the Diocese of Buffalo-Pittsburgh. Contact information, Mass schedule, history. Large (352K) photo of the church building.
» Polish National Catholic Church of America - Official site. Serving Polish-Americans. Liturgy in Polish or English. Summary of beliefs, historical timeline, structure, database of parishes.
» Polish National Union of America - Also known as Spójnia. A not-for-profit fraternal benefit society founded by Bishop Hodur and closely tied to the Polish National Catholic Church. Brief history, mission, overview of products and fraternal programs.
» St. Joseph Polish National Catholic Church - Davie (near Fort Lauderdale), Florida. Offers Mass in Polish and English. Photos, contact information, Mass schedule, driving directions, historical information on the PNCC.
» St. Mary National Catholic Church - South Bend, Indiana. Mass schedule, contact information, mission statement, upcoming events, map and directions, parish organizations, photo galleries.
» St. Valentine's Parish - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Offers Mass in Polish and English. Contact information, Mass schedule, map and directions, bulletin, explanation of beliefs, history of the parish and of the PNCC.
» The Blessed Virgin Mary of Czestochowa Parish - Parish of the Polish National Catholic Church. Serves the Capital District area of Upstate New York. Site features newsletters, parish news, events (including PolishFest), and contact information.
» The Polish National Catholic Church - A historical essay published on the occasion of the PNCC's admittance as a member of the National Council of Churches, in 1958.