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The Apostolic Succession from The Mariavite Old Catholic Church The Mariavite Old Catholic Church separated from the Roman Communion in 1906, and elected as their bishop Minister General Jean Marie Michel Kowaleski, a priest ordained in the Roman Catholic Church. The succession of the Mariavite Old Catholic Church comes through Cardinal Antonio Barberini, nephew of Pope Urban VII, and through the Ultrajectine (Old Catholic Church), of which Archbishop Gerardus Gul became the seventeenth Archbishop of Utrecht, in 1892. SUCCESSION I Bishop Johann Michael Kowalski was consecrated in Utrecht, Holland, on 5 October 1909 by Archbishop Gerard Gul of Utrecht, Archbishop Arnold Harris Mathew (Archbishop of London, Old Catholic Church of England), Bishop Johannes Jacobus van Thiel and Bishop Nicolas Bartholomaeus Petrus Spit (Old Catholic Church of Holland), and Bishop Joseph Demmel (Bishop of Bonn, Old Catholic Church of Germany), as Bishop for the Polish Catholic Church of the Mariavites. Bishop Kowalski consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Marc Marie (Paul Fatome) on 4 September 1938 as Regionary Bishop for France. Bishop Marc Marie consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Paulus (Helmut Norbert Maas) on 6 October 1949 as Bishop of the Mariavite Catholic Church in Germany (Katholische Kirche der Mariaviten in Deutschland). Bishop Paulus consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Efrem Maria Mauro Fusi on 24 May 1953 as Bishop for The Mariavite Catholic Church in Italy (Chiesa Cattolica Mariavita). Bishop Fusi consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Clement Alfio Sgroi Marchese on 26 May 1954 as Bishop of Sicily for The Mariavite Catholic Church in Italy. Bishop Marchese consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Mar Georgius (Hugh George de Willmott Newman) on 18 September 1954 as Patriarch of Glastonbury (and the 6th British Orthodox Patriarch). Mar Georgius consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Charles Dennis Boltwood on 6 July 1956 as Titular Bishop of Thorney and Auxiliary Bishop for London north of the Thames. Bishop Boltwood consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Archbishop Emmett Neil Enochs on 31 August 1958 at Los Angeles, California, as Archbishop of California, Primate of the United States for the Free Protestant Episcopal Church and Titular Missionary Bishop in The Catholic Apostolic Church, assisted by Rev'd Frederick C. King, Ph.D., Rev'd Karla King, and Rev'd Marshall Ho'o. Archbishop Enochs consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Frederick Charles King on 19 May 1963 for the Old Roman Catholic Church. Bishop King consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Paul Christian G. W. Schultz on 18 May 1975, assisted by Bishop George A. Lyman (American Orthodox Catholic Church). Bishop Schultz consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Karl Julius Barwin Primate, The Evangelical Catholic Church. Bishop Karl J. Barwin did consecrated to the episcopate on May 12, 1990 George Augustus Stallings, Jr. - Patriarch and Archbishop of the African American Catholic Congregation, who consecrated
Carlos Enrique Harvin - Bishop in 1996 for the African American Catholic Congregation. Bishop Harvin consecrated on January 18, 2004 Franciscus-Mariae of the Blessed Sacrament, S.F.I. - Presiding Bishop and Exarch of the Apostolic Society of Franciscan Communities and the Emergent Catholic Church (Congregational Catholic Churches of America). Who did concecrate to the Sacred Episcopate in 2006 Michael Vincent Seneco, SPSA The Society of Pope Saint Anacletus SUCCESSION II Archbishop Gerardus Gul, consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate in 1909: Jean Marie Michel Kowaleski in Utrecht, Holland, on 5 October 1909 as Bishop for the Polish Catholic Church of the Mariavites. Bishop Kowalski consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate, in 1939: Marco Marie Paul Fatome, who consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Helmut Norbert Mass, who consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Henryk Marciniak, who consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Jakob Rokitta, who consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate, sub-conditione: Salomâo Ferraz Who consecrated to The Sacred Episcopate in 1951: Manoel Ceia Laranjeira Who consecrated to The Sacred Episcopate: Viktor Ivan Busà Who consecrated to The Sacred Episcopate: Frederick Charles King Who sub-conditionally consecrated to The Sacred Episcopate: Emile Federico Rodriguez y Durand (Fairfield) Who consecrated to The Sacred Episcopate in 1990: George Augustus Stallings (African-American Catholic Congregation) Who consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate in 1996 Carlos Enrique Harvin (African-American Catholic Congregation) Who consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate in 2004 Franciscus-Mariae of the Blessed Sacrament, SFI The Apostolic Society of Franciscan Communities Who consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate in 2006 Michael Vincent Seneco, SPSA The Society of Pope Saint Anacletus
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