- line of
Syriac Catholic patriarchs of
Antioch began in 1782, when
Michael Jarweh declared himself in
communion with the pope of Rome
after being elected...
- Church, and the
office lay
vacant until the
election of
Ignatius Michael III
Jarweh in 1782, from
which a
permanent line of
Syriac Catholic patriarchs sprang...
- Mar
Ignatius Michael III
Jarweh ibn Ni'matallah (or Javré, Jaroueh, Garweh, Djarweh, Giarvé, 1731–1800) was the 111th
Patriarch of
Antioch and Patriarch...
- that
recognized Severus and his
successors elected Ignatius Michael III
Jarweh, a
bishop who was
already in
communion with the
Catholic Church, as patriarch...
- VII
Jarweh (or
Butrus Javré, Jaroueh, Garweh, Djarweh, Giarvé, 1777–1851) was
Patriarch of the
Syriac Catholic Church from 1820 to 1851.
Peter Jarweh was...
- re-established
communion again in 1782 with the
election of
Patriarch Michael III
Jarweh as the same, with
those who
rejected communion with Rome
forming the modern...
- out for
several decades until the Holy
Synod in 1782
elected Michael III
Jarweh, who
again aligned the
Syriacs with the pope.
Following a
period of violence...
- 1852),
Coptic Pope and
Patriarch of the See of St. Mark
Ignatius Peter VII
Jarweh (1777–1851),
Patriarch of the
Syrian Catholic Church Butrus al-Bustani (1818–1883)...
-
patriarchal line
temporarily lapsed. It
resumed in 1782 with
Michael III
Jarweh,
leading to the
formal establishment of the
Syriac Catholic Church, while...
-
Christians in the region. The
patriarch of the
Syriac Catholic Church,
Peter VII
Jarweh, was
fatally wounded in the
attacks and died a year later. 20–70 people...
