1. Bishop Michael Desmond Hynes, OMD Information on the Mater Dei Order, valid irregular Catholic clergy in the Chaldean Catholic and Archbish Category Society Religion and Spirituality...... Dr Michael Desmond Hynes OMA DD BA (hons ) PhD as it's Archbishop Patriarch. TheRight Rev Dr Cornelius Anthony Gillick OMA VG is also an Auxiliary Bishop of http://www.dreamwater.com/bishopmdh/

Archbishop Michael Desmond Hynes Catholic Clergy Vocations Remarriage View GuestBook document.write(""+ day); document.write(""); document.write(month+" "+myweekday+ ", 2000"); As Catholic Clergy. Vocations Needed and Welcomed! If you/ye feels that you may have a vocation contact us, as our clergy will welcome you.It costs €60 to have an application processed as we have to check out all candidtes in respect of criteria in respect of clerical studies and charcter background etc. Thinking of Remarriage after a Breakdown? Email: archbishophynes@eircom.net Phone number:      Fax number: His Beatitude: Most Rev M D Hynes OMA DD BA (hons) Ph.D St Peter's Oratory 5 Anglesea Terrace Greenore Co Louth Rep of Ireland

2. Bishop Michael Joseph Kaniecki, S.J. bishop michael JOSEPH KANIECKI, SJ Served as Bishop 19852000 (born1935-2000) The day after he was consecrated a bishop, he stood http://www.cbna.info/bishops/kaniecki.html

BISHOP MICHAEL JOSEPH KANIECKI, S.J. Served as Bishop: 1985-2000 (born 1935-2000) The day after he was consecrated a bishop, he stood next to Pope John Paul II and President Ronald Reagan at the Fairbanks International Airport. He was a pilot for over 35 years. His coat of arms carries an airplane propeller and the motto: "TO LOVE AND TO SERVE." As Bishop of Fairbanks, on wing and on wheel, he traveled far and wide throughout his 409,849 square mile missionary diocese, conferring the Sacrament of Holy Orders on men, both Native and white, and the Sacrament of confirmation on countless young and old, blessing new churches, meeting and greeting, loving and serving the widely scattered flocks entrusted to his pastoral care. And it was while loving and serving one of his remote flocks in the bush Alaska that the Lord he loved and served above all called him out of this life. Michael Kaniecki was born in Detroit, Michigan on April 13, 1935. Already as a young boy he felt called to the priesthood. He was however, at the time drawn also to an outdoor, wilderness lifestyle, having spent a good part of his youth in northern Michigan and in northern Canada hunting, fishing and trapping. (In more recent years he hunted only with a camera.) As he neared the end of his high school years, he found himself facing a kind of dilemma: to lead the life of a priest? or a more outdoor type of life?. Then he was granted a scholarship to the Naval Academy in Annapolis. However, he failed to pass the physical, needed to have surgery, had to wait a year. During that year he learned about Alaska and its challenges, and saw that therein lay the answer to his dilemma. In Alaska he could serve as a priest and at the same time live in an environment so very much in keeping with his natural inclinations.

3. Bishop Michael Warfel, Apostolic Administrator Of The Diocese Of Fairbanks bishop michael Warfel Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Juneau Apostolic Administratorof the Diocese of Fairbanks Served as Apostolic Administrator October http://www.cbna.info/bishops/warfel.html

Bishop Michael Warfel Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Juneau Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Fairbanks Served as Apostolic Administrator: October 2001 - August 22, 2002 (born 1948-present) Bishop Warfel was replaced as Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Fairbanks by Bishop-elect Donald Kettler on August 22, 2002. Bishop Warfel replaced Reverend Richard D. Case, S.J., who has held the position of Diocesan Administrator since the death of Bishop Michael J. Kaniecki, S.J. in August 2000. The appointment is being made in order to lighten the weight of responsibility that has been placed upon Fr. Case as well as allow him to resume some of his former pastoral duties. Bishop Warfel was born on September 16, 1948 in Elkhart, Indiana. He attended Indiana University, obtained a B.A. in Philosophy from St. Gregory's College Seminary in Cincinnati, Ohio, his Masters of Divinity from Mt. St. Mary's of the West, also in Cincinnati and his Masters in Theology from St. Michael's College, Burlington, Vermont. He was ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of Anchorage on April 26, 1980 and served in a number of parishes in Southcentral, Alaska. On December 17, 1996, he was ordained and installed as the fourth Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Juneau. Currently, he serves as chairman of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Committee on Evangelization. He also is a member of the Administrative Committee for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

4. Expanded Musical Concepts Music transcribed for flute and piano by Dr. Jane Bent and bishop michael Bent of Appleton, WI available to sample and purchase. http://members.aol.com/emcwijbmb/index.htm

Expanded Musical Concepts Expanded Musical Concepts was founded in 1984 by Bishop Michael Bent, pianist and Dr.Jane Bent, flutist. The focus is on publishing music for flute and piano transcribed from the repertoire of other instruments. They have also published The Church Flutist which is a set of 50 flute obbligatos for well-known hymns and carols. The right hand finger position corrector shown below was invented by Mrs. Bent and is in use nationally. The right hand finger position corrector can be purchased for The following pieces are included on the CD entitled Glowings - Transcriptions for Flute and Piano from The Romantic Era which is available for the cost of $15.00. Click on the musical notes to hear samples of the transcribed pieces: Dvorak Romantic Pieces - Allegro moderato Larghetto Allegro appassionato Respighi Four Pieces - Berceuse Melodia Aria Valse caressante Schubert Impromptu, Op. 90, No. 3 - Cui Etude, Op. 40, No. 6 ("Causerie") - Henselt Berceuse in G flat - Faure Romance sans paroles

5. Bishop Michael Commendation - Diocese Of Durham Return to Home Page. A welcome from bishop michael. Welcome to theDiocese of Durham. On these pages you will find much information http://www.durham.anglican.org/dbishop.htm

A welcome from Bishop Michael Welcome to the Diocese of Durham. On these pages you will find much information about the continuing witness of Christians to the truths we hold. From the time of St Cuthbert, the founding of the Diocese and the building of our Cathedral in Norman times, Christians here have shown missionary zeal and a deep concern for local communities. Recent times have not been easy in the Region because of the decline of traditional industries, but there are now real signs of economic revival and spiritual renewal. Christians worship and witness in small rural villages, in ex-mining communities and in the great conurbation's of Tyneside, Sunderland and Teesside. Make contact with us, use our material and, above all, pray for us. And as you read this may God go with you. + Michael Dunelm See also Contact information Sermons and Addresses Date of last revision: Page authored by Stoker Wilson

6. Durham Network - Bishop Michael Writes.... bishop michael Writes . Christmas and a five pound note. Christmas isthe most material of seasons. I mean that. I know it's conventional http://www.durham.anglican.org/reference/network/network98-3/03michael.html

Bishop Michael Writes.... Christmas and a five pound note Christmas is the most material of seasons. I mean that. I know it's conventional to moan about the way in which Christmas has been hijacked by glittering commercialism. We criticise the great spending spree and say pious things about rediscovering the spirit of Christmas. The trouble is that too often that means sentimentalising it - with all our 'sweet lullabies' of the babe in the manger and stylised pictures of the holy family. The commercialisation of Christmas, in fact, comes nearer to the truth than that. For Christmas is about the material - that is its message and its essence. It is about flesh and blood, touchable reality, the mixture of joy and pain, poverty and plenty, which make life what it is. Few things symbolise the material more than money. We worry about money at Christmas - shall we have enough to accumulate all the things we think we need? Yet money is a test of how seriously we have taken the sheer materialism of Christmas. Take a five pound note and change your image of it. You probably think of it as an unfortunate necessity. Hard to get. Quick to vanish. But instead think of the five pound note as a sacrament of the presence of God. Our faith is founded on the belief that all life is a gift - not a right. When we focus on our rights we only have left overs for God and for others. When we focus on life as a gift, our whole being is directed towards thanksgiving and the opportunities which God's gifts offer.

7. A Message From +Bishop Michael A Message from +bishop michael. THE MEANING OF THE SYMBOLISM IN THEEPISCOPAL SEAL OF +bishop michael. Pax Christi, +bishop michael. http://www.theceec.org/gulfcoastdiocese/message2.htm

A Message from +Bishop Michael THE MEANING OF THE SYMBOLISM IN THE EPISCOPAL SEAL OF +BISHOP MICHAEL The color purple represents the Royalty and passion of Christ and is the color (red or blue purple) worn by bishops in the Anglican tradition. The Latin inscription reads: "On His Majesty's Secret Service." The Crown stands for Christ the King of Kings. The Chi Rho symbol is the first two letters of Christ in Greek. The Dove stands for the Holy Spirit, the circle represents the eternity of God, and the Light symbolizes the truth of Christ's Holy Gospel. The three depict the Holy Trinity. The panther is an ancient Christian symbol of the resurrection of Christ. After engorging himself, the panther would spend three days in his lair, and then reappear. The red in his eyes represents Christ returning as the Triumphant Lord of all. THE DIOCESE OF THE GULF COAST: A FAMILY, A FELLOWSHIP, AND A FATHER I would like to extend to you a warm invitation to the web site of the Diocese of the Gulf Coast, the Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches, and hope that you will be blessed as you learn about the great things God is doing in our midst. We are a new and growing diocese with a true sense of vision and destiny. Fully embracing the Convergence Movement, we are Evangelical, Charismatic, and Sacramental/Liturgical. If you have any questions or need further information, please let us know. For the pastors and churches who might be asking about the benefits of joining our diocese, let me suggest that you carefully note the following:

8. The Apostolic Succession Of Bishop Michael Simmons June 1957 consecrated Herman Adrian Spruit Archbishop of the Church of Antioch, whoon the 23rd of April 1989 consecrated Timothy Michael Barker Bishop in the http://www.theceec.org/gulfcoastdiocese/succession.htm

To the Glory of God the Father God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. Amen. The Apostolic Succession Of the Right Reverend Michael Bland Simmons, Ph.D. Bishop Ordinary of the Missionary Diocese of the Gulf Coast Province of St. Peter Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches The Anglo-Catholic Episcopal Lines of Apostolic Succession The Eastern (Antioch) Orthodox Lines of Apostolic Succession (Owing to a break in the literary evidence up to Pope Nicholas I, the names of the bishops of Rome will be given for the early periods.) Jesus Christ consecrated St. Peter Anno Domini 32 (32-67) St. Linus (67-76) St. Anacletus (Cletus) 76-88) St. Clement I (88-97) St. Evaristus (87-105) St. Alexander (105-115) St. Sixtus I (115-125) also called Xysius I St. Telesphorus (125-136) St. Hyginus (136-140) St. Pius I (140-155) St. Anicetus (155-166) St. Soter (166-175) St. Eleuterius (175-189) St. Victor I (189-199) St. Zephyrinus (199-217)

9. Bishop Michael Nazir Ali bishop michael Nazir Ali (one of NIFCON's Presidents) and others, submit astatement to the Government of Pakistan concerning attacks on Christians. http://www.anglicannifcon.org/Pakistan.htm

Return to Homepage Return to Anglican Communion homepage Site Map Message from the Secretary General of the Anglican Communion ... Privacy Policy Bishop Michael Nazir Ali (one of NIFCON's Presidents) and others, submit a statement to the Government of Pakistan concerning attacks on Christians In response to the continuing attacks on the loyal Christian people of Pakistan, we, the undersigned, call on the Government of Pakistan to increase and strengthen the necessary measures to end the attacks and protect the religious minorities of Pakistan. We call upon the relevant ministers to ensure confidence in the protection of all citizens' rights to safety, by making public and sharing the measures they are taking to protect religious minorities and disarm militant groups. We further call upon the international community and, in particular, the United Nations, to say how they propose to offer help to the Government of Pakistan in ensuring the human rights of all the people of Pakistan. The Rt. Rev'd. Dr. Michael Nazir-Ali, Lord Bishop of Rochester

10. Bishop: Michael Reardon's Climb On! Series - Volume II In this episode we traveled to Bishop, California, to show the best that Bishophas to offer in Traditional and Sport Climbing, as well as by. Michael Reardon. http://www.tgrs.com/bishop/

The Nomadic Roadshow is back for Volume II of the Climb On! Series. In this episode we traveled to Bishop, California, to show the best that Bishop has to offer in Traditional and Sport Climbing, as well as Bouldering. Climbing areas include: Little Egypt, Clark's Canyon, Owen's River Gorge, Sad Boulders, Druid Stones, the Buttermilks, and the Happy Boulders. This series provides climbers who don't climb 5.14's a chance to see many of the areas and climbs that have been reported about within the climbing community but rarely, if ever, are filmed. There is everything from 5.8-5.13 with boulder problems ranging from VB-V11+, as well as all the falls, outtakes, and insanity that are included in every film of the series. SPONSORED BY: Birkenstock Boreal Cordless Esprit Ropes Megalith Misty Mountain PrAna Ropegun ... ON SALE NOW! Click on an image from the film and enter the slide show... ...to view a movie clip from the film click here Written/Directed by Michael Reardon Written/Produced by Bill Henslee Co-Produced by Marci Reardon Edited by Damon Abacherli Featuring Music by: The Almighty Grind

11. Bishop Michael (1945 - ) bishop michael (1945 ). ? ?µe?a? saf?a?Michael Bishop (1945 -) eµfaste st ?F http://www.altfactor.gr/cgi-bin/websf.cgi?bishop

12. United Methodist News Service-Bios-Bishop Michael J. Coyner PERSONAL Click here for larger photo, bishop michael J. Coyner. Updated July2000. Born September 7, 1949. Married the former Marsha Lynn England. http://umns.umc.org/bios/mcoyner.htm

PERSONAL: Bishop Michael J. Coyner Updated July 2000 Born: September 7, 1949 Married: t he former Marsha Lynn England Children: Laura, an engineer with General Electric in Fort Wayne, IN ; Steve, a college student at Purdue University B.A. degree from Purdue University, 1971 Elected to Phi Beta Kappa, 1971, Purdue University M. Div. Degree from Duke Divinity School, 1974 Doctor of Ministry Degree from Drew Theological seminary, 1980 MINISTRY: Student pastor, Macedonia UMC, Raleigh, NC, 1973-74 Pastor, Peoria UMC, Peoria, IN, 1974-79 Associate Pastor, Main St. UMC, Peru, IN 1974-79 (while also serving Peoria) Senior Pastor, Evangel Heights UMC, South Bend, IN, 1979-84 Senior Pastor, Good Shepherd UMC, Fort Wayne, IN 1984-90 Superintendent, Lafayette District, N. Indiana Conference, 1990-95 Executive Assisant to the Bishop, Indiana Area, 1995-96 Bishop of the Dakotas Area, 1996-2000 MEMBER: Ordained a Deacon in the North Indiana Conference, 1972

13. Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali - Christmas Message 2002 bishop michael’s Christmas Message 2002. At its heart, the seasonof Advent is about expectation and preparation for the coming http://www.rochester.anglican.org/bishops/rochester/christmas02.html

Christmas Message 2002 At its heart, the season of Advent is about expectation and preparation for the coming of the Lord - among his ancient people; in the life, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus; and in the Eucharist. At each point, we remember how God has come among his people throughout the ages and how he comes to us today. This is the Lord who comes to his world. +Michael Nazir-Ali December 2002 Go to Bishop's Statements Index Return to Home Page Go to Top of Document Main Page Notice Board Link Newspaper Bishop's Statements ... Contact Us This page was displayed : Monday, 24-Mar-2003 02:22:55 GMT Site last modified : 21 March 2003

14. Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali's Easter Message 2002 bishop michael NazirAli's Easter Message 2002. New life for old.Everywhere it. Michael Nazir-Ali, Bishop of Rochester Easter 2002. http://www.rochester.anglican.org/bishops/rochester/easter2002.html

Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali's Easter Message 2002 New life for old Everywhere you look in this part of South East London and Kent, building work on a vast scale is in evidence. All these, and more, are part of the Thames Gateway, a massive initiative to encourage regeneration. These developments will affect the whole of the community in our region and not only the areas where actual building takes place. Michael Nazir-Ali, Bishop of Rochester Easter 2002 Go to Bishop's Statements Index Return to Home Page Go to Top of Document Main Page Notice Board Link Newspaper Bishop's Statements ... Contact Us This page was displayed : Monday, 24-Mar-2003 02:22:56 GMT Site last modified : 21 March 2003

15. Catholic-Hierarchy Bishop Michael Rusnak bishop michael Rusnak, C.SS.R. †. Deceased. Bishop Emeritus of Saints Cyril andMethodius of Toronto (Slovakian). Note/Previous Titular See Zernico. Events. http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/bishop/brusnak.html

16. Catholic-Hierarchy Bishop Michael Russell CatholicHierarchy bishop michael Russell. Bishop Emeritusof Waterford and Lismore. Events. Date, Age, Event, Title. http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/bishop/brussell.html

17. Schema-Bishop Michael Of Chistopol Schemabishop michael Of Chistopol. bishop michael (Yershov) was born on September17, 1911, in the village of Mamykovo in Kazan province, in a peasant family. http://www.orthodox.net/russiannm/michael-schema-bishop-of-chistopol.html

18. Bishop Michael Putney Appointed Bishop Of Townsville - What's New : ACBC - Austr HOME. 25 January 2001 bishop michael Putney appointed Bishop of Townsville BishopMichael Putney. Michael E. Putney, 54, was born in Gladstone, Queensland. http://www.catholic.org.au/whatsnew/2001/2001_jan25.htm

MM_preloadImages('../images/n_questions2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_map2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_what2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_links2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_contact2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_media2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_state2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_ccia2.gif'); 25 January 2001 Bishop Michael Putney appointed Bishop of Townsville His Holiness Pope John Paul II has appointed His Lordship Most Reverend Michael Putney, till now Auxiliary Bishop of Brisbane, Bishop of Townsville. The news was made public in Rome on Wednesday, 24th January at 12 noon, Rome time. This news was released by the Apostolic Nuncio, Archbishop Francesco Canalini in the Apostolic Nunciature on 24th January 2001, embargoed until 10:00pm (AEDST). Bishop Michael Putney He entered Pius XII Provincial Seminary, Banyo, Brisbane in 1963, being ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of Brisbane on 28 June 1969. From 1970-1971 he served as associate pastor at Burleigh Heads on the Gold Coast, before traveling to the Gregorian University in Rome where he completed a Licentiate in Theology (1971-1973). This was followed by 18 months of doctoral studies at the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium (1973-1974), before returning to the Gregorian University to complete his Doctorate in Theology (1982-1985).

19. Bishop Michael Putney Installed As Bishop Of Townsville - What's New : ACBC - Au HOME. 28 March 2001 Michael Putney installed as Bishop of Townsville The Most Rev Michael Putney was installed as the Bishop of http://www.catholic.org.au/whatsnew/2001/2001_mar28.htm

MM_preloadImages('../images/n_questions2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_map2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_what2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_links2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_contact2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_media2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_state2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_ccia2.gif'); 28 March 2001 Michael Putney installed as Bishop of Townsville "The Most Rev Michael Putney was installed as the Bishop of Townsville in a ceremony held in the Villa Vincent Church at Mundingburra at 7.30pm last night" "The Brisbane Archdiocesan newspaper, The Catholic Leader , recently said goodbye to their former Auxiliary Bishop by featuring a farewell profile of Bishop Putney" Click here to access the article Catholic Church In Australia Media Releases Contact Us Links ... Home

20. Bishop Michael J bishop michael J. Hoban 18991926 bishop michael J. Hoban. Outstandingas had been the feats of the founding prelate, his successor http://www.dioceseofscranton.org/history/bhoban.htm

Bishop Michael J. Hoban Bishop Michael J. Hoban Outstanding as had been the feats of the founding prelate, his successor earned for himself a similar reputation. Bishop Michael J. Hoban, a native of the Diocese and first pastor of Saint Leo's Parish in Ashley, had assumed the office of Coadjutor to Bishop O'Hara on March 22, 1896, the day of his Episcopal Ordination. On February 3, 1899, he became the Ordinary of the Diocese. The next twenty-seven years were years of achievement. In the interim, the Diocese had grown to include 341 priests, 202 parishes, nine teaching orders of sisters, five communities of sisters with specialized apostolates, 65 parochial schools, three colleges, and four custodial institutions. But important as were those material successes, his spiritual accomplishments were perhaps even greater. Ethnic problems, not of his own making, brought schism to Northeastern Pennsylvania. His charitable and judicious approach, however, stemmed the tide and prevented far worse effects from occurring. It had been a difficult task. His death on November 13, 1926, marked the end of an era. Main History Page

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