Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |            Rome held a position as patriarch of the West, whose authority
 2  1,1 |         faith. (The words pope and patriarch were commonly used in the
 3  1,1 |  patriarchs pleaded with the Roman patriarch not to introduce this false
 4  1,1 |         New-Martyr Tikhon (+1925), Patriarch of All Russia, wrote in
 5  1,11|           schism, it passed to the patriarch of Constantinople [As quoted
 6  2,35|        pope nor of such and such a patriarch, but by royal orders.” The
 7  3,5 |         the same paragraph, to the patriarch of Rome — though not exclusively
 8  3,5 |         over the entire Church. As patriarch of the West, he had no more
 9  3,17|         these schools — St. Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria, and the ecclesiastical
10  4,12| represented on icons. St. Photios, Patriarch of Constantinople, states
11  5,5 |         commemorate the Ecumenical Patriarch because of his faith-compromising
12  5,5 |         the ecumenical policies of Patriarch Bartholomew I, a large number
13  5,5 |         enthronement as Ecumenical Patriarch in 1991.~ In recent times,
14  8,12|     notably St. Gregory of Cyprus, Patriarch of Constantinople, and St.
15  9,15|     because of sin. St. Dositheus, Patriarch of Jerusalem, explained
16  9,39|          As the New-Martyr Tikhon, Patriarch of All Russia, wrote, it
17 10,10|            was hardly possible for Patriarch Michael of Constantinople
18 10,16|    position to the Roman pope. The patriarch of Constantinople, ever
19 10,16|         the Church, St. Dositheus, Patriarch of Jerusalem, states:~ ~