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Apostolic Succession

In Papal utterances regarding the Orthodox, we are called ". . . Orthodox brothers of the Catholic faith which by God's grace we share."

Pope John Paul refers to the Orthodox churches as ". . . sister Catholic churches . . ."

Following are abbreviated lines of apostolic succession, any one line is enough to establish validity. Many more lines are available upon request.

Roman Catholic Succession
(Abbreviated Format)

Russian Orthodox Church of Moscow Succession
(Abbreviated Format)

From Bishop George De Willmott Newman

Bishop George De Willmott Newman on June 6, 1946 had the following lines of succession:

  1. Syrian-Antiochene
  2. Armenian-Uniate
  3. Order of Corporate Reunion
  4. Old Catholic
  5. Syrian-Malabar
  6. Chaldean-Uniate
  7. Syro-Chaldean
  8. African Orthodox
  9. Anglican
  10. Nonjuring

Bishop George De Willmott Newman, Archbishop John Sebastian Marlow Ward, Bishop Frank Ernest Langhelt, Bishop richard Kenneth Hurgon, Bishop John Syer, and Archbishop Charles Leslie Saul consecrated:

Bishop Wallace David De Ortega Maxey who consecrated:

Bishop C. David Luther

Bishop C. David Luther, who with Bishop Paul Diederich of Boston and Bishop Paul Seese of Smock Pensylvania consecrated Bishop George Bussman, August 12, 1990 at Minneapolis Minneapolis

Archbishop George Bussmann, who with Metropolitan Archbishop Walter C. Wood, Jr. and Bishop Matthew F. Konopka on October 4, 1992 at Minneapolis, Minnesota consecrated:

BISHOP DAVID LEON COOPER

Bishop Cooper's complete Apostolic Succession is also available. Please contact our office for more information.

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