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Bishop Rudolf Franziskus Eduard de Landas Berghes et de Rache on 29 June 1913 as Missionary Bishop for Scotland. In 1916 Prince de Landas Berghes became Archbishop-Primate of The National Catholic Church in North America. Archbishop de Landas Berghes et de Rache consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop William Henry Francis Brothers on 3 October 1916 for The Old Roman Catholic Church. In 1917 Bishop Brothers became Archbishop and Metropolitan of The Old Catholic Church in America. Archbishop Brothers consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop William Montgomery Brown on 24 June 1925, assisted by Bishop Jozef Zielonka (Polish Old Catholic Church of America) and Bishop Albert Jehan (Bishop of Chicago, the Old Catholic Church in America). Bishop Brown consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Wallace David de Ortega Maxey on 2 January 1927, assisted by Bishop Jozef Zielonka (Polish Old Catholic Church of America), Bishop Albert Jehan (Bishop of Chicago, the Old Catholic Church in America), and Archbishop William Henry Francis Brothers (Primate, the Old Catholic Church in America). Archbishop de Ortega Maxey consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Archbishop Nils Bertil Alexander Persson Archbishop of Scandinavia, Igreja Catolica Apostolica Brasileira assisted by Abp. Emile Federico Rodriguez y Fairfield, Abp. Paul G. W. Schultz, Bishop Christopher Rogers, Bishop Carroll Lowery, Exarch Howard D. van Orden, Archbishop Arthur Garrow, Bishop Petros (Eric Veloso), Bishop Michael Marshal Consecrated to The Sacred Episcopate on 5 August 1989: 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. Archbishop Salvato consecrated on March 1, 2006 Michael Vincent Seneco, SPSA – Bishop Protector for the Society of Pope Saint Anacletus ULTRAJECTINE SUCCESSION II Cardinal Antonio Barberini, nephew of Pope Urban VIII, was consecrated in AD 1655 (by the order of Pope Alexander VII) by Monsignore Scannarola (Bishop of Sidonia), assisted by Monsignore Botini (Domestic Prelate of the Pope), and Monsignore Laurenzio Gavotti (Bishop of Ventimiglia), as Bishop of Frascati. In AD 1657 Bishop Barberini became Archbishop of Rheims; in AD 1661 he became Bishop of Palestrina. Cardinal Barberini consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate in 1668 Bishop Charles Maurice Le Tellier, Duke, son of the Grand Chancellor of France, as Co-Adjutor Bishop. Archbishop Le Tellier consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate in 1670 Bishop James Benigne Bossuet Bishop Bossuet consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate in 1673
Bishop James Coydon de Matignon Bishop de Matignon, by order of Pope Clement XI, consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate in 1719 Bishop Dominique Maria Varlet as Bishop of Ascalon in partibus and Co-Adjutor to the Bishop of Babylon, Persia, on 12 February 1719 in The Chapel attached to the House of the Fathers of Foreign Missions at Paris, assisted by the Co-Adjutor Bishop of Quebec and the Bishop of Claremont. Bishop Varlet consecrated four Archbishops of Utrecht; three died without consecrating successors. The continued existence of the autocephalous Old Roman Catholic Church of Holland was assured when Bishop Varlet consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate in 1739: Archbishop Petrus Johannes Meindaerts as the tenth Archbishop of Utrecht. Archbishop Meindaerts consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Johannes van Stiphout as the fourth Bishop of Haarlem on 11 July 1745. Bishop Stiphout consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Archbishop Walter Michael van Nieuwenhuisen as the eleventh Archbishop of Utrecht on Sexagesima Sunday, 7 February 1768. Archbishop Nieuwenhuisen consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Adrian Johannes Broekman, President of the Amersfoort Seminary, on Pentecost II Sunday, 21 June 1778, as Bishop of Haarlem. Bishop Broekman consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Archbishop Johannes Jacobus van Rhijn as the twelfth Archbishop of Utrecht on 5 July 1797. Archbishop van Rhijn consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Gisbertus de Jong as the fifth Bishop of Deventer on 7 November 1805. Bishop de Jong consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Archbishop Willibrord van Os as the thirteenth Archbishop of Utrecht on 24 April 1814. Archbishop van Os consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Johannes Bon as the seventh Bishop of Haarlem on 25 April 1819. He was the first Bishop of the autocephalous Dutch succession not to be excommunicated by Rome. Bishop Bon consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Archbishop Johannes van Santen, as fourteenth Archbishop of Utrecht on the Sunday within the Octave of St. Willibrord, 13 November 1825, in The Cathedral of St. Gertrude in Utrecht. Archbishop van Santen consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Hermann Heykamp as seventh Bishop of Deventer on 17 July 1853. Bishop Heykamp consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Bishop Gaspardus Johannes Rinkel as the tenth Bishop of Haarlem and Bishop Josef Hubert Reinkens as the first Bishop of The Old Catholic Church in Germany (Bonn) on 11 August 1873 in the Church of St. Lawrence and St. Mary Magdalene at Rotterdam. This is the first time that the formal proofs of election were read during the Mass of Consecration instead of the Papal Mandate; it is also the first time that the new Bishops did not notify Rome of their consecrations. Bishop Rinkel consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate: Archbishop Gerardus Gul, parish priest of Hilversum, as the seventeenth Archbishop of Utrecht, on 11 May 1892. Archbishop Gul consecrated to the Sacred Episcopate:
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Page 3 and 4: The Apostolic Succession from Chies
Page 5 and 6: Cardinal Iacobus Philippus Fransoni
Page 7 and 8: Cardinal Carolus Sacconi Who, assis
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Page 11 and 12: Carlos Enrique Harvin - Bishop in 1
Page 13: On 25 May 1717, five doctors of the
Page 17 and 18: Bishop Wallace David de Ortega Maxe
Page 19 and 20: Seabury not been invited to partici
Page 21 and 22: WALTER KIRKHAM (as Bishop of Durham
Page 23 and 24: HENRY COMPTON (as Bishop of Oxford;
Page 25 and 26: NILS BERTIL ALEXANDER PERSSON (as P
Page 27 and 28: This government-sponsored patriotic
Page 29 and 30: The Apostolic Succession from Igles
Page 31 and 32: Msgr. Aglipay himself) continued to
Page 33 and 34: says that the Philippines will brin
Page 35 and 36: Francisco de Jesus Pagtakhan (1916
Page 37 and 38: Copying the example of Henry VIII o
Page 39 and 40: Archbishop Nils Bertil Alexander Pe
Page 41 and 42: Bishop Sophronios (Sophronios Bisha
Page 43 and 44: Apostolic Succession from The Russi
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Page 53 and 54: Veloso (Orthodox Catholic Church in
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Page 57 and 58: 21. Vitalius, 301; 22. Philognius,
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Page 61 and 62: 188. Ignatius II, 877; 189. Theodos
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The Apostolic Succession from The S
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A strong tradition with The Church
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Mar Immeh Who then consecrated to t
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Yoalaha II (Bar Qaiyuma) Who then c
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Bishop Karl (Karl Julius Barwin) as
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Yacob 1, relative of Yosip the Carp
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Eshu-barnon Who then consecrated to
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Shimun IV Who then consecrated to t
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Apostolic Succession from The Churc
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Frank Ellsworth Hughes Who consecra
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92. Euthymios I 906-911 93. Stephan
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290. Maximus, 450; 291. Accacius, 4
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The Johanine & Anglo-Roman Successi
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85. IMON SUDBURY as Bishop of Londo
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7. Theophulus, 157; 8. Maximinus, 1
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128. Mar Julius I (Antonio Francis
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100. D. Fitzgerald 101. P. deLeia 1
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Armenian Succession 1. St. THADDEUS
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115. Toros II Sebastiatsi 1654-1657
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