Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,5|         latter years of the reign of Patriarch Photius. The breach of 1054,
 2 1,7|            St. Athanasius the Great, Patriarch of Alexandria († 373).~St.
 3 1,7|             this Saint.~ ~St. Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria († 444).~St.
 4 1,8|               St. Photius the Great, Patriarch of Constantinople († 891).~
 5 1,9|           middle of the 9th Century, Patriarch Photius initiated large
 6 1,0|            was raised to the rank of Patriarch (the first being Patriarch
 7 1,0|           Patriarch (the first being Patriarch Job), ranking fifth after
 8 1,0|            the liturgical reforms of Patriarch Nikon (1605-1681) who attempted
 9 1,0|              the Great) in 1721. The Patriarch had died in 1700 and Peter,
10 1,0|  Metropolitan of Moscow, was elected Patriarch by the All-Russian Council
11 1,1|              in size. At present the Patriarch's jurisdiction includes
12 1,1|          primate is confirmed by the Patriarch of the Mother Church, in
13 1,1|           population in America. Its Patriarch, who lives in Damascus,
14 1,1|             Places of Palestine. The Patriarch of Jerusalem is a Greek,
15 1,1|              styled the Catholicos — Patriarch of All Georgia.~ ~ ~Serbia.~
16 1,1|            the Serbian Church is the Patriarch, who lives in Belgrade.~ ~
17 1,1|        finally recognized in 1885 by Patriarch Joachim IV of Constantinople.
18 1,1|         became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in Bucharest. In numbers
19 1,1|              the jurisdiction of the Patriarch of Constantinople. On April
20 1,1|       Constantinople by omitting the Patriarch's name at the Divine Liturgy,
21 1,1|         Constantinople. In 1872, the Patriarch of Constantinople excommunicated
22 1,1|            the Turks (which cost the Patriarch of Constantinople, Gregory,
23 1,1|          remain subject to a captive Patriarch in Constantinople, in 1833
24 1,1|           not been recognized by the Patriarch of Constantinople. The Czechoslovak
25 1,1|             he is consecrated by the Patriarch of Alexandria and lives
26 1,1|         Church was proclaimed by the Patriarch of Moscow in 1970, and it
27 1,4|             of America) as the first Patriarch of the Russian Church in
28 1,4|            Autocephaly was signed by Patriarch Alexis of the Russian Orthodox
29 1,4|            been proposed by the late Patriarch Tikhon at the First All
30 1,5|            the spiritual care of the Patriarch of Constantinople.~ ~Antiochian.~
31 1,5|           several parishes under the Patriarch of Antioch's spiritual care.
32 1,5|       Metropolitan, appointed by the Patriarch of Antioch, and resides
33 1,5|             being consecrated by the Patriarch of Constantinople on September
34 1,5|           which was placed under the Patriarch's spiritual jurisdiction.
35 1,5|        Diocese, and confirmed by the Patriarch, although the Diocese is
36 1,5|    Metropolitan Meletios was elected Patriarch of Constantinople, and on
37 1,5|       November, 1948, he was elected Patriarch of Constantinople, being
38 1,5|         group remaining loyal to the Patriarch in Bucharest and the other
39 1,5|        Valerian). Those loyal to the Patriarch adopted the title Romanian
40 1,5|        spiritual jurisdiction of the Patriarch of Romania.~ ~Russian.~With
41 1,5|        spiritual jurisdiction of the Patriarch of Moscow, and thus another
42 1,5|        remaining affiliated with the Patriarch of Moscow, who is represented
43 1,5|               was consecrated by the Patriarch of Serbia to organize a
44 1,5|            remaining faithful to the Patriarch of Serbia and the other
45 1,5|       however, remained loyal to the Patriarch of Moscow, being constituted
46 1,5|         independent Church under the Patriarch of Antioch, remaining in
47 1,5|        spiritual jurisdiction of the Patriarch of Constantinople. The Ukrainian
48 2,3|         mystical parts. According to Patriarch Germanus of Constantinople,
49 2,6|            301-302].~St. Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem, wrote in the
50 3,8|           revised by St. Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem (tea.638).
51 4,2|             Emperor sent a letter to Patriarch Macarius I (313-323) in
52 4,2|              belonged to the Savior, Patriarch Macarius ordered that the
53 4,2|           the Orthodox Queen and the Patriarch together lifted up the Life-Creating
54 5,2|            of St. Methodius († 846), Patriarch of Constantinople, who was
55 6,1|       Russian liturgical books under Patriarch Nikon and the ensuing Old
56 6,2|           the Almsgiver, when he was Patriarch, reading in the Gospel lesson
57 7,2|           being made at the order of Patriarch Nikon. One copy was placed
58 7,2|             had been commissioned by Patriarch Nikon, was brought in 1656
59 7,2|               At the summons of then Patriarch Hermogenes (who was the
60 7,2|             aid the homeland. At the Patriarch's request, the Kazan Icon
61 8,6|                Ecclesiastical Titles Patriarch.~This is the title borne
62 8,6| Constantinople, Alexandria (Pope and Patriarch), Antioch, Jerusalem, Russia,