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Number of the current Melkite Patriarch / BatriyarkBelow are four numbers: 151, 162, 172, and 182. Number 151 According to Archbishop / Sayedna Cyrille Bustros, Eparch of Newton, (Our Lady of the Annunciation (Al Bisharah) in Roslindale, Massachusetts), Patriarch Gregory III Laham is the 151st successor of St. Peter in the See of Antioch, and the 2Oth since the reunification of the See of Antioch with the See of Rome in 1724. Number 162 and Number 172 According to Rev. Fr./Abouna George Gallaro, who is very well versed in this matter: Numbers 162 and Number 172 According to Rev. Fr./Abouna Alam Alam "Unfortunately, the picture is not clear-cut. The number is fluctuating between 162 and 172 because some were "locum tenens" (substitutes or deputies) and historians are embarrassed how to count them." Number 172 According to the "Melkite Alamanac" published in French by LE LIEN in 1997, His Beatitude, the Regretted, Maximos V Hakim, was the 171st Patriarch of Antioch. Therefore, His Beatitude, Gregory III Laham should be the 172nd Patriarch of Antioch. Numbers 172 and 182 According to Dr. Charlie Abu Sa'da, both numbers are correct. "There are some patriarchs that were for different periods, because of some problems with other bishops." Number 182 According to "Introduction to the Ecumenical Councils" by: Michel Abrass and Antoin Arab, The Paulist Library, Lebanon, 1996, in Arabic , His Beatitude, Gregory III Laham is the 182 Patriarch of Antioch. Melkite Patriarchs / Batriyark since 1724
1724 - Cyrille VI Thanas completed the reunification of the Melkites with See of Rome. 1723 - Patriarch Anthanasios III Debbas died. He was Patriarch of Antioch in Damascus from 1720 to 1723. First Three Patriarchs / Batiryarks
PaperThe Eastern Churches and the Patriarchates by Most Rev. Nicholas Samra and Philip M. Kayal Saint Ann's Melkite Catholic Church, West Patterson, NJ Role of the Patriarch (4/05/01), The Patriarch in Our Melkite Church by Fr. Francis Marini Reprinted from Sophia, Volume 31, Number 1, Jan. - Feb. 2001 Melkite Greek Catholic Eparchy of Newton, Roslindale, Massachusetts, United States More InformationPrimer for Melkite Worship and Ritual. Please click on Role of the Patriarch. Melkite Greek Catholic Church Eparchy of Newton, Roslindale, Massachusetts, United States. Material prepared by Fr. Philaret Littlefield for inclusion in the St. George (Milwaukee, WI) Melkite Sunday Bulletin. Patriarchs of Antioch of the Greek-Melkites since 1900 Canadian Catholic iEnchiridion Web Site Home - Theology Home - Hierarchy Home - Locations Home - Education Home - Stewardship Home - Links Home - Vendors Home - Alphabetical Index Home - Thesaurus Home - Sitemap Home - Arabic fonts Melkite Greek Catholic Church Information Center Martha Liles Web URL address: Melkite Greek Catholic Church Information Center or https://www.mliles.com/melkite/ E-mail: mliles@mliles.com or mliles@mliles.com Melkite Greek Catholic Church Information Center is
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