Our Clergy

Moderator /  Executive Director

Rt. Rev. Dr +Mike Zulinke, PhD., OSB., OCB. 

Bishop Mike is a distinguished Anglican Celtic Rite Bishop with extensive experience across various roles in ministry, including church planting, worship leading,  pastoral care, marriage counseling, and hospice chaplaincy. He has dedicated his life to spreading hope and faith, bringing comfort and spiritual support to many through his roles. Mike's ministry spans decades, marked by leadership in worship and pastoral care, and he is widely respected for his compassionate service, particularly in hospice spiritual care. He holds a PhD in Historic Theology and is consecrated as a Bishop with Apostolic succession. Currently, he serves as Abbott Bishop for the CACI and the Ordo Celticus Capellani Benedictini, continuing his commitment to parish and hospice chaplaincy within his local community. Mike’s apostolic succession can be traced to Christ and the apostles through the Anglican, Celtic Catholic, Coptic Orthodox, Greek Orthodox, Old Catholic, Polish Catholic, Russian Orthodox and Roman Catholic lines.

Fr. Val Matsievskiy, OCB.

Fr Val is a chaplain with more than 24 years of ministry experience, including nearly two decades in hospice and hospital chaplaincy. He currently serves full-time with Gulfside Healthcare Services in Florida, providing compassionate spiritual and emotional care to patients, families, and interdisciplinary teams. Fr. Val has extensive experience in end-of-life care, grief support, and staff bereavement, having served in multiple hospice organizations across Utah and Florida, as well as in acute hospital ICU settings.    In addition to chaplaincy, he brings over eight years of pastoral and missionary experience, including preaching, teaching, congregational leadership, prison and jail visitation, and cross-cultural ministry in Eastern Europe and China. Educated in theology and pastoral studies, Fr. Val’s vocation is grounded in deep listening, presence, and faithful service to those facing illness, loss, and transition.