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#287021 - 04/21/08 04:52 PM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Kahless]
Serge Keleher Serge Keleher Member Registered: 06/22/06 Posts: 2941 Loc: Dublin	Thanks for the info on St. Joseph's in Yorkville. As it turns out, I attended a wedding there about 50 years ago. It was a nice Church. Fr. Serge
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#287053 - 04/21/08 10:23 PM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Edmac]
Ray Kaliss Ray Kaliss Member Registered: 11/22/04 Posts: 483 Loc: Meriden, CT	Originally Posted By: Edmac Why should any explanation be required? 'required' ?? Relax - you are among friends. -ray
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#287058 - 04/21/08 11:07 PM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Serge Keleher]
Elizabeth Maria Elizabeth Maria Member Registered: 12/20/03 Posts: 770 Loc: West Coast	Originally Posted By: Serge Keleher Thanks for the info on St. Joseph's in Yorkville. As it turns out, I attended a wedding there about 50 years ago. It was a nice Church. Fr. Serge It WAS a nice church? $\:\)$ Oh, the ambiguities of English.
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#287073 - 04/22/08 05:57 AM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Elizabeth Maria]
Serge Keleher Serge Keleher Member Registered: 06/22/06 Posts: 2941 Loc: Dublin	Yes, it was a nice church. I don't think I've been in it since the wedding all those years ago, so I haven't a notion what the interior looks like at the moment. Fr. Serge
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#287107 - 04/22/08 12:29 PM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Serge Keleher]
Amadeus Amadeus Member Registered: 01/30/02 Posts: 3890 Loc: Chicago	As explained by Bishop Sullivan, auxiliary of the Archdiocese of New York, St. Joseph's parish originally catered to German immigrants but, presently, it is now a multi-ethnic parish. Toggle down to the 10th video in the list, "Ecumenical Service," to catch some glimpses of the Church's interior: http://www.uspapalvisit.org/video_audio.htm Amado
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#287117 - 04/22/08 01:17 PM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Amadeus]
Amadeus Amadeus Member Registered: 01/30/02 Posts: 3890 Loc: Chicago	During the introduction of the representatives of Christian Churches and ecclesial communities in attendance, the first called was Archbishop Demetrios of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America followed by the 2 represntatives of the Armenian Orthodox Church in the U.S. Then came the introduction of the various Protestant denominations: Lutheran, Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist, Evangelical, Pentecostal, etc. I did not see nor hear Metropolitan Herman of the OCA being introduced or any of his legates. Did you? Amado
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#287120 - 04/22/08 01:49 PM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Amadeus]
Etnick Etnick Member Registered: 11/12/02 Posts: 787 Loc: Where we say men and mankind	Originally Posted By: Amadeus During the introduction of the representatives of Christian Churches and ecclesial communities in attendance, the first called was Archbishop Demetrios of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America followed by the 2 represntatives of the Armenian Orthodox Church in the U.S. Then came the introduction of the various Protestant denominations: Lutheran, Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist, Evangelical, Pentecostal, etc. I did not see nor hear Metropolitan Herman of the OCA being introduced or any of his legates. Did you? Amado You're right. Metropolitan Herman was in attendance, but was not introduced to the Pope. I thought this was strange, considering he was seated right up front.
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#287140 - 04/22/08 08:21 PM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Amadeus]
Alice Alice Moderator Member Registered: 01/12/03 Posts: 6212 Loc: New York	Originally Posted By: Amadeus As explained by Bishop Sullivan, auxiliary of the Archdiocese of New York, St. Joseph's parish originally catered to German immigrants but, presently, it is now a multi-ethnic parish. Toggle down to the 10th video in the list, "Ecumenical Service," to catch some glimpses of the Church's interior: http://www.uspapalvisit.org/video_audio.htm Amado Thanks for this site, Amado...I had missed so many of the 'live' moments of the Pope's visit, and now I can see them! Alice
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#287142 - 04/22/08 10:02 PM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Amadeus]
Peter_B Peter_B Member Registered: 02/21/05 Posts: 272 Loc: New England	Originally Posted By: Amadeus During the introduction of the representatives of Christian Churches and ecclesial communities in attendance, the first called was Archbishop Demetrios of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America followed by the 2 represntatives of the Armenian Orthodox Church in the U.S. Then came the introduction of the various Protestant denominations: Lutheran, Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist, Evangelical, Pentecostal, etc. I did not see nor hear Metropolitan Herman of the OCA being introduced or any of his legates. Did you? Amado I was confused for a moment when they introduced a second Armenian bishop; but then they said that he (Archbishop Vicken Aykazian, I guess it was?) is president of the NCC. I guess that's why. I guess the basic concept of the ordering was: EO, OO, NCC, then the various Protestant groups. The other interesting thing I noticed was that the Lutheran bishop was at the end of the Protestants representatives (right after the Pentecostals, as I recall), and he was from the Missouri Synod, not the ELCA. Blessings, Peter. Edited by Peter_B (04/22/08 10:03 PM)
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#287158 - 04/23/08 09:09 AM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Peter_B]
Michael_Thoma Michael_Thoma Member Registered: 07/10/05 Posts: 1410 Loc: Chicago	The last representative was the Episcopal bishop of NY. I think we know why, no need to rehash the reasons. _________________________ Subaho Labo Lebaro Vala Rooho † Kadisso. Ameen. [Glory be to the Father, Son, and † Holy Spirit. Amen.]
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#287159 - 04/23/08 10:19 AM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Michael_Thoma]
domilsean domilsean Orthodox domilsean Member Registered: 12/22/04 Posts: 522 Loc: Pittsburgh	We do? Originally Posted By: Michael_Thoma The last representative was the Episcopal bishop of NY. I think we know why, no need to rehash the reasons.
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#287164 - 04/23/08 10:43 AM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Peter_B]
A Simple Sinner A Simple Sinner Member Registered: 04/18/07 Posts: 954 Loc: Ohio	Originally Posted By: Peter_B The other interesting thing I noticed was that the Lutheran bishop was at the end of the Protestants representatives (right after the Pentecostals, as I recall), and he was from the Missouri Synod, not the ELCA. Blessings, Peter. Peter, I am not 100% sure, but I believe that the MSLC does NOT use episcopal governance structures and as such do not have men titled "bishop"... Maybe he was ELCA? Maybe it was a snag in his introduction?
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#287166 - 04/23/08 11:12 AM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: A Simple Sinner]
Amadeus Amadeus Member Registered: 01/30/02 Posts: 3890 Loc: Chicago	The ELCA's representative was the first to be introduced among the Protestants. The representative of the LCMS was introduced later. Amado
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#287167 - 04/23/08 11:18 AM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Amadeus]
Amadeus Amadeus Member Registered: 01/30/02 Posts: 3890 Loc: Chicago	Abp. Demetrios, the Primate of the GOA, bowed to the Pope while the Armenian Archbishop first called (or was it the second Armenian bishop?) kissed the ring of the Pope. Among the Protestants, the representative of the Methodists also kissed the Pope's ring! Strange? Amado
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#287171 - 04/23/08 11:29 AM Re: Pope in the U.S. and the Orthodox [Re: Amadeus]
Stephanos I Stephanos I Member Registered: 02/03/02 Posts: 1861 Loc: West Coast	Maybe a new wind is blowing, Amado. Stephanos I
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