Sucessão Apostólica.

Sucessão Apostólica da Igreja Vétero Católica do Brasil.

A Igreja Vétero Católica surgiu após divergencias de um grupo de intelectuais Holandeses e Alemãos,Austríacos e Suiços que não aceitaram a promulgação do dogma da infalibilidade papal no Concílio Vaticano I.

O teólogo e historiador bávaro, Johann Joseph Ignaz von Döllinger (1799-1890), foi o principal líder dos Velhos Católicos. A Igreja Anglicana e a Igreja Jansenista reconheceram e providenciaram a sagração de bispos da Igreja Vétero-Católica.

A Igreja Velho-Católica chegou ao Brasil em 22 de Maio de 1932, na cidade de Curitiba, capital do estado do Paraná, e registrada pelo Pe. Teófilo Barnick a 20 de Julho de 1932 sob o n. 43 do livro A. Foi trazida para a cidade de São Paulo pelo bispo Dom Iam Piotr Perkowiski.

*First Line of Apostolic Succession: The Antiochian Syro – Jacobite Succession Roman – Old Catholic Succession:

001 ¬ St. Peter the Apostle (Antioch), A.D. 38
002 ¬ Evodius, (Antioquia) A.D. 40
003 – Ignatius Martyr, A.D. 43
126 ¬ Ignatius Peter III., A.D. 1872
127 ¬ Paul Athanasius, A.D. 1877
128 ¬ Julius Alvare, A.D. 1879
129 ¬ Joseph Rene Vilatte, A.D. 1892
130 ¬ George Alexander MoGuire, A.D. 1921
131 ¬ Willian Frederick, A.D. 1928
132 ¬ Jas. F. A . Lashley, A.D. 1932
133 ¬ Wanderley Gonçalves de Almeida,
A.D. 1976
134 ¬ Rafael Linuesa Perez, A.D. 1977
135 ¬ José Carlos Teodoro, A.D. 1993
136 ¬ Paulo Pereira, A.D. 1997
*Apostolic Succession of Dom Paulo Pereira Archbishop Primate of the Church of the Vétero-Catholic in Brazil, eat from Old Catholic Church – it USES, through Eminentíssimo and Reverend Dom Jas F. Lashley, (Primate – USA), that Sagrou S. Ex.cia. Rev.ma. Talent Wanderley Gonçalves of Almeida, that Sagrou S. Ex.cia. Rev.ma. Talent Rafael Linuesa Peres, that Sagrou S. Ex.cia. Rev.ma. Talent José Carlos Teodoro, that Sagrou S. Ex.cia. Rev.ma. Talent Paulo Pereira:

(1) Peter, 38;
(2) Evodius 40;
(3) Ignatius I, 43;
(4) Aaron, 123;
(5) Cornelius, 123;
(6) Eodos, 142;
(7) Theophulus, 157;
(8) Maximinus, 171;
(9) Seraphim, 179;
(10) Astlediaes, 189;
(11) Philip, 201;
(12) Sebinus {Zebinus},219;
(13) Babylos, 237;
(14) Frabius, 250;
(15) Demetrius, 251;
(16) Paul I, 259;
(17) Domnus I,270;
(18) Timotheus, 281,
(19) Cyrilus, 281;
(20) Tyrantus, 296;
(21) Vitalius, 301;
(22) Philognius, 318;
(23) Eustachius, 323;
(24) Paulinius, 338;
(25) Philabianus, 383;
(26) Evagrius, 386;
(27) Phosohorius, 416;
(28) Alexander, 418;
(29) John I, 428;
(30) Theodotus, 431;
(31) Domnus li, 442;
(32) Maximus, 450;
(33) Accacius, 454;
(34) Martyrius, 457;
(35) Peter II, 464;
(36) Philadius, 500;
(37) Serverius, 509;
(38) Segius, 544;
(39) Domnus lII, 547;
(40) Anadtasius, 560;
(41) Gregory I, 564;
(42) Paul II, 567;
(43) Patra, 571;
(44) Domnus IV, 586;
(45) Julianus, 591;
(46) Athanasius I 595;
(47) John II, 636;
(48) Theodorus I, 649;
(49) Severus, 668;
(50) Athanasius II, 684;
(51) Julianus II,687;
(52) Elias I, 709;
(53) Athanasius III, 724;
(54) Evanius I, 740;
(55) Gervasius I, 759;
(56) Joseph, 790;
(57) Cyriacus, 793;
(58) Dionysius 1, 818;
(59) John III, 847;
(60) Ignatius II, 877;
(61) Theodosius, 887;
(62) Dionysius II, 897;
(63) John IV, 910;
(64) Basilus I, 922;
(65) John V, 936;
(66) Evanius II, 954;
(67) Dionysius III, 958;
(68) Abraham I, 962;
(69) John VI, 965,
(70) Athanasius lV, 987;
(71) John VII, 1004;
(72) Dionysius IV, 1032;
(73) Theodorus II, 1042;
(74) Athanasius V, 1058;
(75) John VIII, 1064;
(76) Basius II, 1074;
(77) Abdoone, 1076;
(78) Dionysius V, 1077;
(79) Evanius 111, 1080;
(80) Dionysius VI, 1088;
(81) Athanasius VI, 1091;
(82) John IX, 1131;
(83) Athanasius VII, 1139;
(84) Michael I, 1167;
(85) Athanasius VIII, 1200;
(86) Michael II, 1207;
(87) John X, 1208;
(88) Ignatius III, 1223;
(89) Dionysius VII, 1253;
90) John XI, 1253;
(91) Ignatius lV, 1264;
(92) Pinilanus, 1283;
(93) Ignatius Baruhid, 1293;
(94) Ignatius Ismael, 1333;
(95) Ignatius Basilius III, 1366;
(96) Ignatius Abrabam II, 1382;
(97) Ignatius Bacalius IV, 1412;
(98) Ignatius Behanam I, 1415;
(99) Ignatius Kalejih, 1455;
(100) Ignatius John XII, 1483;
(101) Ignatius Noah, 1492;
(102) ignatius Jesus I, 1509;
(103) Ignatius Jacob I, 1510;
(104) Ignatius David I, 1519;
(105) Ignatius Abdullah I, 1520;
(106) Ignatius Naamathalak, 1557;
(107) Ignatius David II, 1577;
(108) Ignatitis Philathus, 1591;
(109) Ignatius Abdullah II, 1597;
(110) Ignatius Cadhai, 1598;
(111) Ignatius Simeon, 1640;
(112) ignatitis Jesus II, 1661;
(113) Ignatitis Messiah, 1661;
(114) Ignatius Cabeeb, 1686;
(115) Ignatius Gervasius II, 1687;
(116) Ignatius Isaac, 1708;
(117) Ignatius Siccarablak, 1722;
(118) Ignatius Gervasius III, 1746;
(119) Ignatius Gervasius IV, 1768;
(120) Ignatius Mathias, 1781;
(121) Ignatius Behnam, 1810;
(122) Ignatius Jonas, 1817;
(123) Ignatius Gervasius V, 1818;
(124) Ignatius Elias II, 1839;
(125) Ignatius Jacob II, 1847;
(126) Mar Ignatius Peter III, 1872.

(127) Paulose Mar Athanasius (Kadavil Kooran) was consecrated on December 4, 1907 by Mar Ignatius Peter III as Syrian Antioch Bishop of Kottayam and M.etropolitan of Malabar (India).

(128) Mar Julius 1 (Antonio Francis Xavier Alvares) was consecrated July 28, 1889, by Paulose Mar Athanasius, under authority of Patriarch Ignatius Peter III to be Archbishop of the Latin Rite Independent Catholic Church of Ceylon, Goa and India.

(129) Joseph Rene Vilatte was consecrated on May 29,
1892 in Columba, Ceylon at Our Iady of Good Death Cathedral by Mar Julius I, under authority of Mar Ignatius
Peter lII, to serve as Archbishop of North America.
(130) Mar Paul (Paolo Miraglia), 1900;
(131) Mar Julio (Julio Houssaye), 1904;
(132) Mar François (Louis François Giraud), 1911.
(133) Tau Jean II (Jean Bricaud), 1913,
(134) Tau Targelius (Victor Blanchard), 1918;
(135) Tau Eon II (Roger Menard), 1945;
(136> Tati Jean III (Robert Ambelain), 1946;
(137) Tau Andreas (Andre Maner), 1958;
(138) Tau Jean (Roger Pommery), 1958,
(139) Tau Guillaume (WiIIer Vital-Hernie), 1967;
(140) Tau Charles I (Roger Victor-Herard), 1970;
(141) Tau Johannes XXIII (Jorge E. Rodrigues – Villa), 1984;
(142) Tau Vladimir (Edmundo Pellizari Filho), 1996.
(143) Tau Franciscus (Lúcio Evandro Paneque de Oliveira), 1997.
(144) Tau Paulo Pereira, 1998.

*Other Lines of Apostolic Succession:

(1) Peter, 38;
(2) Linus, 67;
(3) Ancletus {Cletus}, 76;
(4) Clement, 88;
(5) Evaristus, 97;
(6) Alexander I, 105;
(7) Sixtus I, 115;
(8) Telesphorus, 125;
(9) Hygimus, 136;
(10) Pius I, 140;
(11) Anicetus, 155;
(12) Soter, 166;
(13) Eleutherius, 175;
(14) Victor I, 189;
(15) Zephyrinus, 199;
(16) Callistus 1, 217;
(17) Urban I, 222;
(18) Pontian, 230;
(19) Anterus, 235;
(20) Fabian, 236;
(21) Cornelius, 251;
(22) Lucius I., 253;
(23) Stephen I, 254;
(24) Sixtus II, 257;
(25) Dionysins, 259;
(26) Felix I, 269;
(27) Eutychian, 275;
(28) Caius, 283;
(29) Marcellinus, 296;
(30) Marcellius I, 308;
(31) Eucebius, 309;
(32) Melchiades {Miltiades}, 311;
(33) Sylvester I, 314;
(34) Marcus, 336;
(35) Julius I, 337;
(36) Liberius, 352

*Liberius was expelled from Rome by the Arian Emperor Constantius, during bis absence, the See of Rome was held by Felix II, who resigned upon the retum of Liberius from his two year exile.

(37) Damasus I, 366;
(38) Siricius, 384;
(39) Anastasius I, 399;
(40) Innocent I, 401;
(41) Zosimus, 411;
(42) Boniface I, 418;
(43) Celestine I, 422;
(44) Sixtus III, 432;
(45) Leo I, 440;
(46) Hilary, 461;
(47) Simplicius, 468;
(48) Felix lII, 483;
(49) Gelasius I, 492;
(50) Anastasius II, 496;
(51) Symmachus, 498;
(52) Hormisdus, 514;
(53) John I, 523;
(54) Felix lV, 526;
(55) Boniface II, 530;
(56) John II, 535;
(57) Agapitus, 535,
(58) Sylverius, 536;
(59) Vigilus, 537;
(60) Pelagius I, 556;
(61) John IIII, 561;
(62) Benedict 1, 575;
(63) Pelagius II, 579;
(64) Gregory 1, 590;
(65) Sabinianus, 604;
(66) Boniface III, 607;
(67) Boniface IV, 608;
(68) Deusdedit {Adeodatus I}, 615;
(69) Boniface V, 619;
(70) Honorius, 625;
(71) Severinus, 640;
(72) John IV, 640;
(73) Theodore I, 642;
(74) Martin I, 649;
(75) Engene I, 654;
(76) Vitalian, 657;
(77) Adeodatus II, 672;
(78) Donus, 676;
(79) Agatho, 678;
(80) Leo II, 682;
(81) Benedict II, 684;
(82) John V, 685;
(83) Conon, 686;
(84) Sergius I, 687;
(85) John VI, 701;
(86) John VII, 705;
(87) Sisinnius, 708;
(88) Constantine, 708;
(89) Gregory II, 715
(90) Gregory III,731;
(91) Zachary, 741;
(92) Stephen lI, 752;
(93) Paul I, 757;
(94) Stephen III, 768;
(95) Adrian I, 772;
(96) Leo III, 795;
(97) Stephan IV, 816;
(98) Paschal I, 817;
(99) Engene II, 824;
(100) Valentine, 827;
(101) Gregory IV, 827;
(102) Sergius II,844;
(103) Leo IV, 847;
(104) Benedict III, 855;
(105) Nicholas I, 858;
(106) Adrian II, 867;
(107) John VIII, 872;
(108) Marinus I, 882;
(109) Adrian III, 884;
(110) Stephen V, 885;
(111) Formosus, 891;
(112) Boniface VI;
(113) Steven VI, 897;
(114) Romanus, 897;
(115) Theodore lI, 897;
(1l6)John IX, 898;
(117) Benedict IV, 900;
(118) Leo V, 903;
(119) Sergius 111,904;
(120) Anastasius III, 911;
(121) Landus, 913;
(122) Jobn X, 914;
(123) Leo VI, 938;
(124) Stephen VII, 928;
(125) John XI, 931;
(126) Leo VII, 936;
(127) Stephen VIII, 939;
(128) Maginus II, 942;
(129) Agapitus II, 946;
(130) John XIII, 955;
(131) Leo VII, 963;
(132) Benedict V, 964;
(133) John XIV, 965;
(134) Benedict VI, 973;
(135) Benedict VII, 974;
(136) John XIV, 983,
(137) John XV, 985;
(138) Gregory V, 996;
(139) Sylvester II, 999;
(140) John XVII, 1003;
(141) John XVIII, 1004;
(142) Sergius IV, 1009;
(143) Benedict VIII, 1012;
(144) John XIX, 1024;
(145) Benedict lX, 1032;
(146) Sylvester III, 1045;
(147) Benedict IX James Coyon de Matignon, was consecrated by de Bousseut in 1693.

(242) Dominicus Marie Varlet, Consecrated in 1719 in Paris by Bishop de Matignon, assisted by the Bishop of Qubec and tine Bishop of Claremont. He was named Coadjutor to the Roman Catholic Bishop of Babylon who died on November 20, 1717 and Bishop Varlet succeeded to the title. After a period in Persia at Schamake, he was susspended from office for alleged technicle irregularities, including the conformation of 604 candidates in Holland, whom he had confirmed at the request of the Church in Amsterdam. The Dutcb Church had been without a Bishop for 18 years as a punishrnenl from Rome becanse the Dutch Church refused to cooperate in the persiction of the “Jansenests” in Holland. Following the election of.
(243) Comelius Van Steenhoven to serve as Archbisbop of Utrecht, the Primatial See of Holland, Varlet agreed lo perfomi tine Consecration, which he did on October 15, 1724, thus making Van Steenhoven the seventh
Archbishop of Utrecbt and canonical successor to Saint WllIibrord, lhe British missionaty who had bmugbl tbe failh to Holland. In this consecratiou was bom lhe Old Calinolic Church.

(244) Johannes Van Slipinout, 1745;
(245) Gaullhenis Michaci Van Niewenhuizen, 1786;
(246) Adrian Brockman, 1778;
(247) Johannes Jacobus Van Rhijin, 1797;
(248) Gilbenus de Jong, 1805;
(249) Wilibrordus Van Os, 1814;
(250) Jobanfles Bon, 1819;
(251) Johannes Van Santen, 1825;
(252) Flermanus HeUkamp, 1854; (253) Caspanis Johannes Rinkel, 1873;
(254) Geradus Gul, 1892.

(255) Arnold Rarris Mattbew was consecratcd on April 28, 1908 by Archbishop Gul of Utrecht, assisted by Bishop J. J. Vau Thicl of Haadem, Bishop N. B. P. Spit of Deventer and Bishop J. Demmel of Bonn, Germany, lo serve as tine FirsI Old Catholic Bishop cl Britan.

(256) Fredrick Wiloughby, 1914;
(257) James 1 Wedgewood, 1916;
(258) Irving 5. Cooper, 1919;
(259) Charles Hampton, 1931. Hampton was Principal consecrator of
(260) Herman A. Spruit, 1957;
(261) Roberto de La Caridad Toca Y Medina, 1982.
(262) Jorge Enrique Rodriguez -Villa, 1986.
(263) Edmundo Pellizari Filho, 1996.
(264) Lúcio Evandro Paneque de Oliveira, 1997.
(265) Paulo Pereira, 1998.

*Arcebispos primazes do Brasil do Arcebispado Vétero-Católico de Curitiba:

1.Dom Dom Teófilo Barnick

2.Dom (Jam) Iam Piotr Perkowiski

3.Dom Lírio do Prado Fontes

4.Dom Helio Del Bivar

5.Dom Heitor Figueira de Carvalho

6.Dom Paolo Reale

7.Dom Wanderley Gonçalves de Almeida (ord.1976 por Arcebispo James F. A . Lashley)

8.Dom Rafael Linueza Peres (ord.1977 por Bispo Wanderley Gonçalves de Almeida)

9.Dom José Carlos Teodoro

10.Dom Paulo Pereira

11.Dom Paulo Nunes(Atual), ordenação por Dom Paulo Pereira, Dom Iam Piort Pertowisk e co-consagrante Dom José Falcão, sendo Bispo Primaz Dom Ademir Achilles.

A Sucessão Apostólica de Dom Paulo Pereira, Bispo da Igreja Vétero Católica, vem da Old Catholic Church – EUA, através do Eminentíssimo e Reverendíssimo Dom Jas F. A Lashley, (Primaz – EUA), que Sagrou S. Ex.cia. Rev.ma. Dom Wanderley Gonçalves de Almeida, que Sagrou S. Ex.cia. Rev.ma. Dom Rafael Linueza Peres, que Sagrou S. Ex.cia. Rev.ma. Dom José Carlos Teodoro, que Sagrou S. Ex.cia. Rev.ma. Dom Paulo Pereira, que Sagrou Dom Paulo Nunes, que Sagrou Dom Ademir Achilles.

† Presbítero: Reverendo Padre Ney Oliveira: ordenado sacerdote Vétero Católico por Dom Paulo Nunes e Dom Ademir Achilles, em Curitiba, aos 20 dias do mês de dezembro do ano da graça de 2009.