The Rt. Rev. Dylan Littlefield

Bishop Dylan Littlefield was born and raised in the San Gabriel Valley, where he still resides with his two beloved border collies. He has faithfully served the church for many years in various roles, including acolyte, sacristan, lay Master of Ceremonies, chaplain, Archdeacon, and Episcopal Vicar. Bishop Dylan has a deep love for Canon Law and the Jewish Sages.

He has been a dedicated advocate for the LGBTQ community, working to create spaces of inclusion and support within the church. Additionally, he has been actively involved in ministry on Skid Row, providing compassionate outreach to those experiencing homelessness and supporting programs aimed at addressing the critical needs of the most vulnerable.

On October 5, he was consecrated as the Bishop of the Old Catholic Diocese of the Pacific.

The Bishop's Coat of Arms

The green galero with six tassels on each side signifies the office of Bishop. The red shield represents the wine used during Mass, symbolizing the blood of Christ, with the Lamb of God, His Body, emblazoned upon it. The motto, presented in both Hebrew and English, encapsulates the approach to ministry for Bishop Dylan, emphasizing peace and service.