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The '''Antiochian Orthodox Deanery of the United Kingdom and Ireland''' is a part of the [[Diocese of Western and Central Europe (Antiochian)|Diocese of Western and Central Europe]] of the [[Church of Antioch]]. On June 17, 2008, the Holy Synod of Antioch has elected His Eminence John (Yaziji), former [[Titular bishop|Titular Bishop]] of al-Hosn, as [[Metropolitan]] of Western Europe. His enthronement is scheduled to take place in Paris, France, on September 20-21, 2008.  
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The '''Antiochian Orthodox Deanery of the United Kingdom and Ireland''' is a part of the [[Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of Western and Central Europe|Archdiocese of Western and Central Europe]] headed by [[John (Yazigi) of Western Europe|Metropolitan John (Yazigi) of Western and Central Europe]].
  
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The [[dean]] is Fr. Michael Harper, who has been functioning as Patriarchal [[Vicar]] in the United Kingdom and Ireland during the vacancy of the episcopacy of the diocese.
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The [[Dean]] is Fr Michael Harper, who was appointed in April 1996.  He was elevated to the rank of Archpriest in 2006.
  
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The deanery includes twelve full [[parish]]es (including a [[cathedral]] in London), as well as six missions.  Most of the communities, with the exception of the cathedral, consist largely of converts from the Church of England.
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The Deanery includes twelve full [[parish]]es (including a [[cathedral]] in London), as well as six missions.  Most of the communities, with the exception of the cathedral, consist largely of converts from the Church of England.
  
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==Parishes and Communities==
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===Athelhampton===
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'''St Edward, King and Passion-bearer'''
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<br>Fr. David Harris
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===Audley===
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'''St Michael the Archangel'''
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<br>Fr. Samuel Carter
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===Belfast===
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'''St Ignatios the God-bearer of Antioch'''
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<br>Fr Irenaeus du Plessis
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===Bournemouth and Poole===
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'''St Dunstan'''
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<br>Fr Chrysostom MacDonnell
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===Colchester===
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'''St Helen'''
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<br>Fr Alexander Haig
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''Also provides pastoral care for Stalham (Norfolk) and Clacton-on-Sea (Essex).''
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===Doncaster===
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'''St Columba and St Kentigern'''
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<br>Fr George Evans
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<br>Fr Dennis Moffatt
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<br>Fr David Senitt
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===Dublin===
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'''Holy Trinity'''
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<br>Fr David Lonergan
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===Lancaster===
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'''Holy Cross'''
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<br>Fr Jonathan Hemmings
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===Lincoln===
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'''All Saints of Lincolnshire'''
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<br>Fr Philip Hall
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<br>Fr George Hackney
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===London===
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'''at St. Botolph's in the City of London'''
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<br>Fr Michael Harper
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<br>Fr Alexander Tefft
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<br>Dcn Justin Garnett
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===London===
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'''St George's Cathedral'''
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<br>Fr Samir Gholam
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<br>Dcn Naim El-Hage
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===Louth===
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'''St Aethelheard'''
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<br>Fr Michael Harry
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''Also provides pastoral care for Grimsby.''
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===Manchester===
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'''St Aidan'''
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<br>Fr Gregory Hallam
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''Also provides pastoral care for Macclesfield.''
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===York===
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'''St Constantine'''
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<br>Fr Aethelwine Richards
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<br>Dcn Michael Alexander
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<br>Dcn Peter Ford
  
 
==External link==
 
==External link==
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*[http://www.antiochian-orthodox.co.uk/ Official website]
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*[http://www.antiochian-orthodox.co.uk/ Official Deanery website]
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*[http://www.stmichaels-audley.org.uk/ St Michael's, Audley]
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*[http://www.belfast.antiochireland.org/ St Ignatios', Belfast]
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*[http://www.saint-dunstan.org/index.htm St Dunstan's, Bournemouth and Poole]
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*[http://homepage.ntlworld.com/orthodox.colchester/ St Helen's, Colchester]
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*[http://www.london.antiochian.org.uk/ at St Botolph's, London]
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*[http://www.antiochgreekorth.co.uk/ St George's Cathedral, London]
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*[http://www.orthodoxlouth.co.uk/ St Aethelheard's, Louth]
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*[http://www.orthodox.clara.net/ St Aidan's, Manchester]
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*[http://www.macclesfield.antiochian.org.uk/ St Theodore's, Macclesfield]
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*[http://www.yorkthodox.org.uk/ St Constantine's, York]
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[[Category:Orthodoxy in the United Kingdom]]
 
[[Category:Orthodoxy in the United Kingdom]]

Revision as of 14:34, September 25, 2008

The Antiochian Orthodox Deanery of the United Kingdom and Ireland is a part of the Archdiocese of Western and Central Europe headed by Metropolitan John (Yazigi) of Western and Central Europe.

The Dean is Fr Michael Harper, who was appointed in April 1996. He was elevated to the rank of Archpriest in 2006.

The Deanery includes twelve full parishes (including a cathedral in London), as well as six missions. Most of the communities, with the exception of the cathedral, consist largely of converts from the Church of England.

Parishes and Communities

Athelhampton

St Edward, King and Passion-bearer
Fr. David Harris

Audley

St Michael the Archangel
Fr. Samuel Carter

Belfast

St Ignatios the God-bearer of Antioch
Fr Irenaeus du Plessis

Bournemouth and Poole

St Dunstan
Fr Chrysostom MacDonnell

Colchester

St Helen
Fr Alexander Haig

Also provides pastoral care for Stalham (Norfolk) and Clacton-on-Sea (Essex).

Doncaster

St Columba and St Kentigern
Fr George Evans
Fr Dennis Moffatt
Fr David Senitt

Dublin

Holy Trinity
Fr David Lonergan

Lancaster

Holy Cross
Fr Jonathan Hemmings

Lincoln

All Saints of Lincolnshire
Fr Philip Hall
Fr George Hackney

London

at St. Botolph's in the City of London
Fr Michael Harper
Fr Alexander Tefft
Dcn Justin Garnett

London

St George's Cathedral
Fr Samir Gholam
Dcn Naim El-Hage

Louth

St Aethelheard
Fr Michael Harry

Also provides pastoral care for Grimsby.

Manchester

St Aidan
Fr Gregory Hallam

Also provides pastoral care for Macclesfield.

York

St Constantine
Fr Aethelwine Richards
Dcn Michael Alexander
Dcn Peter Ford

External link


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