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I can't account for that, if you're talking about the Milwaukee Sentinel-Journal article.  The women appear to be largely Hispanic, it's possibly a cultural thing, maybe "just not knowing", or it might be that the organization appears still to have been specifically Old Catholic.  Looking at one of the videos, the women in the choir did have white veils on.  It's also worth noting that there is a large black presence, and most of their clergy are black, and proper headwear is a huge thing among black American churchgoing women --- drive by any black Protestant church in the South when worship services are letting out, and you'll see what I mean, it's really quite inspiring, compared to Novus Ordo ways.

From their photo gallery, on their website:


Short dress (in back)


Who made him an archbishop?

Indeed. Move on...

https://trcatholics.org/districts-of-tcc/

I'm not so sure.  They explicitly call themselves Roman Catholic.  They have an explanation about why the "New Mass" is Protestant.  They speak about how they do not have ordinary jurisdiction but only supplied.  They cite Quo Primum.  Given their devotion to St. Alphonsus and the Redemptorists and these other points, they don't smell Old Catholic at all.  They sound like they have Traditional Roman Catholic sentiments.  They're definitely an interesting group.  They obviously got their orders through the Old Catholics, but I'm not feeling the Old Catholic vibe here.  That article where it calls him an Old Catholic prelate was from 2009, and I didn't see the term Old Catholic anywhere on their website other than where he got his orders from.  Did he shift from Old Catholicism to a more Traditional ROMAN Catholicism (as they refer to themselves on the website)?  That's the way it appears to me.

I might drop them an e-mail and see if I can engage them in a bit of discussion.

Hmm.  I find this interesting.