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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria |
 | | Pope Shenouda was concescrated as His Holiness Pope Shenouda III, the 117th Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St. Mark on November 14, 1971. | | | While living as an hermit, Pope Cyril VI appointed him to be Bishop of Christian Education and President of the Coptic Orthodox Theological University, whereupon he assumed the name of Shenouda. | | | Pope Shenouda has emphasized Christian Unity in his work, believing it to be found upon a unity of faith and not of jurisdiction. |
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| | Encyclopedia Coptica: The Christian Coptic Orthodox Church Of Egypt |
| | Saint Cyril, Pope of Alexandria, was the head of the Ecumenical Council which was held in Ephesus in the year 430 A.D. It was said that the bishops of the Church of Alexandria did nothing but spend all their time in meetings. | | | The Coptic Orthodox Church's clergy is headed by the Pope of Alexandria and includes Bishops who oversee the priests ordained in their dioceses. | | | Both the Pope and the Bishops must be monks; they are all members of the Coptic Orthodox Holy Synod (Council), which meets regularly to oversee matters of faith and pastorship in the Church. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pope St. Clement I |
| | Irenaeus (III, iii) tells us that Clement "saw the blessed Apostles and conversed with them, and had yet ringing in his ears the preaching of the Apostles and had their tradition before his eyes, and not he only for many were then surviving who had been taught y the Apostles ". | | | Pope Clement I (called CLEMENS ROMANUS to distinguish him from the Alexandrian), is the first of the successors of St. Peter of whom anything definite is known, and he is the first of the "Apostolic Fathers". | | | Pope Zozimus in a letter to Africa in 417 relates the trial and partial acquittal of the heretic Caelestius in the basilica of St. Clement; the pope had chosen this church because Clement had learned the Faith from St. Peter, and had given his life for it (Ep. |
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| | icopts.com: H.H. Pope Shenouda III |
| | On November 14, he was enthroned as Pope of Alexandria and the 117th Patriarch of the See of Saint Mark. | | | On October 31, 1971, Bishop Shenouda was chosen as the successor of Pope Cyril VI by altar ballot. | | | His Holiness Pope Shenouda is a prominent figure of the Coptic Church. |
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| | hspirit2.txt |
| | We are blessed in our generation to have had the departed Pope Cyril (Kyrillos) VI, the 116th pope, and our present Pope and Patriarch is Pope Shenouda III, the 117th of the popes of Alexandria. | | | Pope Cyril (Kyrillos) VI prepared the Myroon once in his reign. | | | In the Coptic church, the pope is chosen from the monks and/or bishops. |
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| | Pope Cyril VI |
| | Before him, five popes of Alexandria bore the name Kyrillos (Cyril); the first of them was Saint Cyril the Great of Alexandria, the pillar of faith, who acted against Nestorianism and used the title Theotokos, meaning God bearer, or Mother of God, for the Virgin Mary. | | | But when his successor, H.H. Pope Shenouda III read his will, he had to follow his wishes and move his holy body to the desert south west of Alexandria, to the Monastery of Saint Mina which was re-established and immensely expanded by Pope Kyrillos to honour his patron saint, St. Mina of Mariout. | | | Pope Kyrillos was a holy man of prayer who through full dedication to the life of prayer and fasting possessed many higher gifts which included performing wonders and miracles, the gift of knowledge, and an unusual ability to lead by example. |
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| | H. H. Pope Shenouda III - Coptic Pope of the Patriarch of the See of St. Mark < Saint Takla Himanot Church - Alexandria - Egypt |
| | On November 14, 1971, His Holiness was enthroned as Pope Shenouda III, the 117th Pope of Alexandria, and successor of the see of St. Mark. | | | On November 14, 1971, in Saint Mark's Cathedral in Cairo, His Holiness Pope Shenouda III was enthroned as 117th Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of Saint Mark. | | | In 1962, he was ordained by the late Pope Cyril VI as Bishop of Ecclesiastical (Religious) Education and was named President of the Coptic Theological Seminary; he was given the name of Bishop Shenouda on September 30, 1962. |
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| | List of Orthodox Patriarchs of Alexandria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Eastern Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria has the title Patriarch and Pope of Alexandria and all Africa. | | | The following list contains all the incumbents of the Eastern Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria since the Council of Chalcedon. | | | List of Patriarchs of Alexandria, for the earlier Patriarchs of Alexandria prior to the schism. |
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| | His Holiness Anba Shenouda III, The Estimate, January 28, 2000 |
| | His Holiness Shenouda III is considered by Copts to be the 117th patriarch of Alexandria in direct succession to Saint Mark the Evangelist, author of the second Gospel. | | | Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the Preaching of St. Mark, of Egypt, the Near East and All Africa | | | In the tradition of the desert fathers, he would live for weeks at a time alone in a cave in the desert; one such cell is said to have been seven miles from the monastery and one 25 miles away. |
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| | NPNF (V2-07) (ii.iii.i) |
| | The tradition that Cyril had been a monk and an ascetic was probably founded upon the passages in which he seems to speak as one who had himself belonged to the order of Solitaries, and shared the glory of chastity | | | One member only of Cyril’s family is mentioned by name, his sister’s son Gelasius, who was appointed by Cyril to be Bishop of Cæsarea on the death of Acacius, a.d. | | | The beginning of Cyril’s Episcopate was marked by the appearance of a bright Cross in the sky, about nine o’clock in the morning of Whitsunday, the 7th of May, 351 a.d. |
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| | St. Mina Monastery - Home Page |
| | Therefore, there is no doubt that it was God who guided the late Pope Kyrillos (Cyril) VI to revive the glorious memory of this magnificent saint, and to bring back life to that land (Mariut) which St. Mina had once filled with life and miracles. | | | Pope Kyrillos' yearning for St. Mina's ancient church pushed him to ride a donkey to the ancient church to receive the blessing of St. Mina's land. | | | The Pope sent his secretary to pray evening raising of incense and ensure that everything was ready for the feast's Holy Liturgy in the morning. |
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| | Popes & Patriarchs of Constantinople, Jerusalem, Alexandria, Antioch, etc. |
| | The Pope was not the ruler of that Church, but one of the Ecumenical Patriarchs, along with the Patriarchs of Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, and Constantinople. | | | the Patriarchs of Constantinople, Jerusalem, Alexandria, Antioch, Armenia, and the East; Archbishops of Canterbury and Prince Archbishops of Mainz, Trier, Cologne, and Salzburg | | | Orthodox Melkite, as with the Melkite Church at Alexandria. |
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| | The Life of His Holiness Pope Shenouda III |
| | In 1959, His Holiness Pope Cyril VI appointed him to be his personal secretary, but Father Antony still preferred the life of solitude. | | | Once H.H. Pope Cyril VI allowed him to return to the life for which his spirit yearned, he searched the desert and came upon a cave ten kilometers from the monastery at Bahr al-Farigh; it became a new haven of spiritual growth and holy devotion. | | | A key feature of the Pope's sermons is his ability to speak about diverse and innovative topics, while correlating them with common life situations and personal problems. |
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| | Newman Reader - Tracts - St. Cyril's Formula |
| | And Cyril of Alexandria, whose Formula is in question, in his controversy with Theodoret. | | | Cyril moreover explains as well as instances this use of the word. | | | Especially not physis—first on Scripture grounds—next on grounds of reason—The divine physis must retain the fulness of its attributes—therefore the human physis must have a restricted meaning—How then is there a human physis at all?—Hence the form and the force of Cyril's Formula. |
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| | papeshen |
| | He was elected in October 1971, and was consecrated as Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the see of St. Mark on 14th November, 1971. | | | Pope Shenouda III is the chief editor of the official weekly magazine of the Coptic church, "Al-Kirazah". | | | As a writer, poet and journalist, Pope Shenouda III is recognized for his great skills in style and simplicity, as well as for his attention to profound details and his purist interpretation of the Holy Scriptures. |
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| | The Millennium and the Rapture (No. 95) |
| | Eccl., III, 39) Papius in his book asserted that the resurrection of the dead would be followed by a visible earthly glorious kingdom of Christ, and according to Irenaeus (Adv. | | | Both Cyril of Jerusalem (d 368) and Gregory of Nazianzus (d 389) excluded the Apocalypse from their catalogues of the New Testament books and Chrysostom (d 407) nowhere quoted it (cf. | | | In view of the Neo-Platonism on which his doctrines were founded and of his spiritual-allegorical method of explaining the Holy Scriptures, he could not abide with the Millennarians. |
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| | Pope Pius XII 9 April 1944 St. Cyril |
| | Let Cyril of Alexandria be a model to all in the energy and fortitude with which he defended the faith and kept it inviolate. | | | The result was that, when Cyril's 'dogmatic' letter had been publicly read, all the Fathers of the Council acclaimed it by solemn verdict as being in complete accordance with the true faith. | | | It was with the consolation which he derived from these words of Our Predecessor that the Prelate of Alexandria, this invincible champion of the orthodox faith, this most earnest promoter of Christian unity, passed to his rest in the peace of Christ. |
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| | Priestly Celibacy in Patristics and Church History |
| | From these sources, we learn that from the time of Alexander III (1159-1181) married men were not, as a rule, allowed to have ecclesiastical benefices; a lower cleric who married would have his benefice withdrawn, but not his right to subdiaconate ordination on the condition that he discontinues his marital life. | | | The law of continence is the same for the ministers of the altar, for the bishops and for the priests; when they were (still) lay people or lectors, they could freely take a wife and beget children. | | | In 1322 Pope John XXII insisted that no one bound in marriage even if unconsummated could be ordained unless there was full knowledge of the requirements of Church law. |
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| | Articles - Pope Cyril III of Alexandria |
| | His Holiness Cyril III (also known as Cyril III ibn Laqlaq) was the Coptic Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St. Mark (1235- 1243). | | | Cyril used the increasing military and political power of Egypt over Jerusalem to appoint the Jacobite bishop of that church, which until then had been the prerogative of the Patriarch of Antioch. | | | This angered Patriarch Ignatius III David, who retaliated by attempting unsuccessfully to fill the vacancy of Abuna or metropolitan for the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. |
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http://www.mainearth.com/articles/Pope_Cyril_III_of_Alexandria
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| | TIMELINE 6th CENTURY page of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE |
| | The pretender Constantine III was declared emperor by the legions in Britain in AD 407; the rebellion seems to have been against his officials, while the appeal to Rome was sent to the legitimate emperor, Honorius (AD 393-423)." Late Roman and Dark Age Historians of Britain [Athena Review Vol.1, no.2] Gildas (ca. | | | In a meeting between orthodox and Monophysite theologians, the Monophysites (also called Severians) quoted many fathers and "Dionysius the Areopagite, all of whom assert that there is one nature of God the Logos after the union." Google's cache of The Sixth Century 533 Justinian's general Belisarius defeated the Vandals in North Africa at Tricameron. | | | Pope Gregory sent Augustine to Britain with very many monks, to preach the word of God to the English people." [ASC] 597 "... |
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| | St. Jerome and Rome Papacy Pope |
| | In the case of the Patriarch of Alexandria, the actual appointment was not by any bishop or bishops, but by the Alexandrian priests -- so St. Jerome believed. | | | In these he begs for the Pope's decision as to which of the three claimants of the patriarchal see of Antioch is to be communicated with. | | | The Pope is asked to say which of the rivals is the true bishop (15:5; 16:2). |
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| | Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net |
| | For the earlier Patriarchs of Alexandria prior to the schism, see List of Patriarchs of Alexandria; for the patriarchs of the Eastern Orthodoxy Eastern Orthodox church from which the Coptic Church split, see List of Orthodox Patriarchs of Alexandria. | | | User:Olivier olivier 08:22 26 May 2003 (UTC) One of links - Peter VII of Alexandria - is not correct to right person. | | | User:Olivier olivier 07:54 26 May 2003 (UTC) :The lists are only the same until 460 when the Coptic Church split from the Greek Orthodox Church User:Efghij Efghij ::It would be nice to have a piece of explanation in the article. |
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| | RTF Study Program - LESSON 5: THE PATRISTIC APPROACH TO SACRED SCRIPTURE |
| | But they differ in this that the school of Antioch, represented above all by John Chrysostom and Theodoret, stressed the literal sense, whereas the school of Alexandria, molded by Origen and Clement of Alexandria and carried forward by most of the Fathers of the West, labored to bring out the spiritual senses. | | | There is a basic underlying unity in their approach in that they all believe in the supernaturally revealed realities that constitute the object of Christian faith and in the inspired character of the sacred text. | | | The Apostolic Fathers of the first century and the apologists of the second century made some references to typical and other allegorical meanings of the sacred text, but their main interest was in the defense of the literal meaning. |
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| | List of Orthodox Patriarchs of Alexandria: Definition and links. |
| | The web site of the present incumbent Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria calls him "Patriarch and Pope of Alexandria and all Africa." External link: Patriarchate of Alexandria and All Africa (http://www.greekorthodox-alexandria.org) | | | List of Orthodox Patriarchs of Alexandria: Definition and links. | | | Definition / meaning of List of Orthodox Patriarchs of Alexandria: |
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| | ORTHODOX PATRIARCH OF ALEXANDRIA |
| | The Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria has the title "Patriarch and Pope of Alexandria and all Africa." For earlier Patriarchs see List of Patriarchs of Alexandria | | | Specialty Definition: List of Orthodox Patriarchs of Alexandria |
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| | Partiarch Gregory III of Antioch, Alexandria, and Jerusalem |
| | Partiarch Gregory III of Antioch, Alexandria, and Jerusalem | | | Patriarch of the cities of Antioch, Alexandria and Jerusalem, of Cilicia, Syria, Iberia, Arabia Mesopotamia, Pentapolis, Ethiopia, of all of Egypt and the entire East, Father of Fathers, Pastor of Pastors, Bishop of Bishops, the Thirteenth of the Holy Apostles | | | 1724 - Athanasius III On the death of Patriarch Athanasius one branch of the patriarchate of Antioch aligned itself with Byzantium (Antiochean Orthodox) while the other branch (Melkite Catholic) formalized relations with Rome. |
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| | Question to Catholic Caucus (Re: St. Max Kolbe and Mary) |
| | Cyril of Alexandria, Pope Sixtus III, St. Celestine, Pope Leo the Great. | | | Although there are some mariologists who want to label all of these usages as “marginal therefore devoid of doctrinal weight”, I beg to differ with them and find their judgment strangely out of harmony with the declaration of Lumen Gentium 25 on the Pope’s ordinary magisterium. | | | It is not a “new” truth, but it is one which the Holy Spirit has brought to the fore with ever more precision in the course of the past millennium (cf. |
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| | page0067.htm |
| | 9 History of the Patriarchs: Pope Cyril s III Life [75]. | | | Alexandria, according to what they were told by their ancestors, | | | 5 Pope Benjamin [ 38 ] was hiding from the Melchites and |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pope St. Sixtus III |
| | As pope he approved the Acts of the Council of Ephesus and endeavoured to restore peace between Cyril of Alexandria and John of Antioch. | | | In the Pelagian controversy he frustrated the attempt of Julian of Eclanum to be readmitted to communion with the Catholic Church. | | | He defended the pope's right of supremacy over Illyricum against the local bishops and the ambitious designs of Proclus of Constantinople. |
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| | page0065.htm |
| | During the life of Pope Cyril, Ben Laklak, III [75] (1235 | | | During the time of Pope Mark III [73], in between 1166 1189 | | | AD, it was mentioned, "After the ordination of Pope Mark Ben |
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