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The announcement [usccb.org] of the Rt. Rev. Chorbishop Yousif Habash, pastor of Sacred Heart Syrian Catholic Church in Los Angeles, as Bishop of the Eparchy of Our Lady of Deliverance was made public today by Archbishop Pietro Sambi, Apostolic Nuncio to the U.S.


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On July 31st, Mar Yousif will be enthroned as Eparch of Our Lady of Deliverance in Newark of the Syriacs.

Eis polla aeti, Despota


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Let's try this again. The purpose of this thread is to announce the selection, ordination, and enthronement of a new Eparch for the Syriac Catholics in the US. The typical response to such an announcement is to proclaim the worthiness of the Eparch-elect and to prayerfully ask that God grant him many years - not to inveigh against the canonical structuring of the Church, the titling of its canonical jurisdictions, or otherwise politicize a sacred event.

We have a number of venues available in which discussion of 'one bishop, one city', hierarchical vesture, etc, can be and are discussed. A touch of civility, combined with respect for the personage and the office that he is to assume is to be expected, and I trust will be forthcoming. The tangential posts cut from this thread can be found in the East-West forum.

Many years,

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May God grant the new Bishop many blessed years! I also hope and pray for more interaction and co-operation with the Syro-Malankara and Syriac Catholic brothers and sisters!


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