Old Catholic Lineage (Barbeau)
The Old Catholic Lineage
through
Archbishop
Roland Louis Salvador
then Archbishop of Fairhaven
L'Eglise Catholique Charismatique du Canada
and the founder
of the
Church of All Saints and All Souls:
On 19 February 1719,
Bishop James de Matignon
—under
orders from Pope Clement XI of Rome—
consecrated Dominique Marie Varlet
as Bishop of Ascalon (in partibus)
and
Bishop Coadjutor of Babylon (Iraq),
the consecration taking place at Paris, France.
On 18 October 1739,
Bishop
Dominic Marie Varlet
consecrated Peter John Meindaerts
as the Tenth Archbishop of Utrecht
and canonical successor
of Saint Willibrord,
the consecration taking place at Amsterdam.
On 11 July 1745,
Archbishop Peter John Meindaerts
consecrated
John Van Stiphout
as Bishop of Haarlem.
On 7 February 1768,
Bishop John Van Stiphout
consecrated Walter
Michael van Nieuwenhuisen
as Archbishop of Utrecht.
On 21 June 1778,
Archbishop Walter Michael van Nieuwenhuisen
consecrated
Adrian Johannes Broekman
as Bishop of Haarlem.
On 5 July 1797,
Bishop Adrian Johannes Broekman
consecrated
Johannes Jacobus van Rhijn
as Archbishop of Utrecht.
On 7 November 1805,
Archbishop Johannes Jacobus van Rhijn
consecrated
Gisbertus de Jong
as Bishop of Deventer.
On 24 April 1814,
Bishop Gisbertus de Jong
consecrated Willibrord
van Os
as Archbishop of Utrecht.
On 25 April 1819,
Archbishop Willibrord van Os
consecrated Johannes Bon
as
Bishop of Haarlem.
On 13 November 1825,
Bishop Johannes Bon
consecrated Johannes van Santen
as Archbishop
of Utrecht.
On 17 July 1854,
Archbishop Johannes van Santen
consecrated Hermann Heykamp
as Bishop of Deventer.
On 11 August 1873,
Bishop Hermann Heykamp
consecrated Caspar Johannes Rinkle
as Bishop of Haarlem.
On
11 May 1892,
Bishop Caspar Johannes Rinkle
consecrated Gerardus Gul
as Archbishop of Utrecht.
On 28 April
1908,
Archbishop Gerardus Gul
consecrated Arnold Harris Mathew (*)
as Regionary Old Catholic Bishop for Great Britain
and Ireland.
On 28 October 1914,
Archbishop Arnold Harris Mathew
consecrated Frederick Samuel Willoughby
as
Bishop of Saint Pancras.
On 9 July 1922,
Bishop Frederick Samuel Willoughby
consecrated James Bartholomew Banks
as
Bishop of Mercia.
On 28 May 1940,
Bishop James Bartholomew Banks
consecrated Sidney Ernest Paget Needham
as
Bishop of Mercia.
On 4 January 1945,
Bishop Sidney Ernest Paget Needham
consecrated Hugh George de Willmott Newman
as
Archbishop of Glastonbury.
On 27 May 1950,
Archbishop Hugh George de Willmott Newman
consecrated Harold Percival
Nicholson (Mar Johannes)
as Archbishop of Karim.
On 14 April 1952,
Bishop Harold Percival Nicholson (Mar Johannes)
consecrated Charles Philip Stuart Singer (Mar Phillipus).
On 14 November 1954,
Charles Philip Stuart Singer
(Mar Phillipus)
consecrated Charles Brealey (Ignatius Carolus)
as Archbishop of Danum
for the Old Holy Catholic
Church.
On 14 May 1968,
Archbishop Charles Brealey (Ignatius Carolus)
consecrated Andre Leon Barbeau
as
Archbishop-Primate of the Province of Quebec
for the Old Holy Catholic Church
Who later became Patriarch
of
L’Eglise Catholique Charismatique de Canda.
On 24 June 1993,
Patriarch Andre I
(Andre Leon Barbeau)
consecrated
Roland Louis Salvador
as Bishop of Fairhaven
for L'Eglise Catholique Charismatique du Canada.
On 24 June
2000,
Archbishop Roland Louis Salvador
consecrated David Francis-Damien Dismas
as Bishop of Rumney Marsh
in the
Marsh Chapel of Boston University,
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America.
(*) C. B. Moss wrote (c. 1964), "The Old Catholic
Churches have simply refused to recognize or accept any person ordained or consecrated by Bishop Mathew at any time. The question
of validity is not raised" [C. B. Moss, Old Catholic Movement: Its Origins and History (London: S. P. C. K., 1964)].
Based on my own email correspondence with a representative of the European Old Catholics, I am convinced that this stand has
not changed.
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