The Apostolic Succession of the Archconfraternity of Our Lady of Victories (Part of the Worldwide Family of Traditional Roman Catholics) - emanates from the Roman Catholic Church through the Ancient Catholic Church of the Netherlands which, in Europe, is known as the Catholic Old Diocese of Utrecht by virtue of papal grants given by Blessed Pope Eugene III in 1145 AD and Pope Leo X in 1520 AD.
 

  • Antonio Cardinal Barberini, Archbishop of Rheims, in 1667 consecrated:

  • Charles Maurice le Tellier, as his Coadjutor who, in 1670, upon mandate of Pope Clement X, consecrated:

  • Jacques-Benigne Bossuet as Bishop of Meaux who, in 1693, consecrated:

  • Jacques Goydon de Matignon as Bishop of Condom who, on 12th February 1719, upon mandate of Pope Clement XI, consecrated:

  • Dominique Marie Varlet as Bishop of Ascalon (in partibus) who, on 17th October 1739, consecrated:

  • Peter John Meindaerts in Utrecht, Holland, who had been elected to the vacant See of Utrecht and who, on 11th July 1745, consecrated:

  • Johannes van Stiphout as Bishop of Haarlem who, on 7th February 1768, consecrated:

  • Walter van Nieuwenhuisen as Archbishop of Utrecht who, on 21st June 1778, consecrated:

  • Adrianus Johannes Broekman as Bishop of Haarlem who, on 5th July 1797, consecrated:

  • Johnannes Jacobus van Rhijn as Archbishop of Utrecht who, on 7th November 1805, consecrated:

  • Gisbertus de Jong as Bishop of Deventer who, on 24th April 1814, consecrated:

  • Willibrord van Os as Archbishop of Utrecht who, on 22nd April 1819, consecrated:

  • Johannes Bon as Bishop of Haarlem who, on 14th June 1825, consecrated:

  • Johannes van Santen as Archbishop of Utrecht who, on 17th July 1854, consecrated:

  • Hermannus Heykamp as Bishop of Deventer who, on 11th August 1873, consecrated:

  • Gaspardus Johannes Rinkel as Bishop of Haarlem who, on 11th May 1892, consecrated:

  • Gerardus Gul as Archbishop of Utrecht who, on 28th April 1908 consecrated:

  • Arnold Harris Matthew as Regionary Bishop for England who, on 29th June 1913, consecrated:

  • HRH Prince Rudolph Edouard de Landes Berghes as Regionary Bishop for Scotland who, on 4th October 1916, consecrated:

  • Carmel Henry Carfora as Archbishop of Canada who, on 17th June 1945, consecrated:

  • Earl Anglin James as Bishop who, on 25th December 1950, consecrated:

  • Grant Timothy Billet as Bishop who, on 23rd October 1979, consecrated:

  • Norman Richard Parr as Bishop who, on 14th July 1991, consecrated:

  • Maurice McCormick as Bishop who, on 3rd February 1996, consecrated:

  • Carl Thomas Swaringim as Bishop who, on 19th October 1997, consecrated:

  • Robert Matthew Gubala as Bishop of Rhode Island who, on 21st November 1999, consecrated:

  • Andre J W Queen as Bishop of Chicago who, on 18th August 2001, consecrated:

  • Anthony Earl-Williams as Bishop of St. Pancras according to the Traditional Pontifical of the Holy Roman Church who, on June 9th 2006, consecrated:

  • Daryl Robert Woodward as Bishop of Fountains and Hazelwood in the Traditional Roman Catholic Church, according to the Traditional Pontifical of the Holy Roman Church.
  • and
  • Francis Patrick Dunlavey as Bishop of Whiteladies and St Neots in the Traditional Roman Catholic Church, consecrated on 21st October 2006 according to the Traditional Pontifical of the Holy Roman Church.


 

 

THE ARCHCONFRATERNITY OF OUR LADY OF VICTORIES
(Part of the Worldwide Family of Traditional Roman Catholics)
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