Eastern Catholic Hierchy

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In some of these eastern Catholic churches the jurisdictions are exarchates, administrations, or ordinariates which do not come under the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan, Major Archbishop, or Patriarch.

ARMENIAN

Armenian​

Patriarch Nersès Bédros XIX Tarmouni of the Armenians
Bishop Vartán Waldir Boghossian, S.D.B. Apostolic Exarch of Latin America and Mexico of the Armenians
Archbishop Raphaël François Minassian Ordinary of East Europe of the Armenians
Archbishop Nechan Karakéhéyan, I.C.P.B. Apostolic Administrator of Greece of the Armenians
Archbishop György-Miklós Jakubínyi Apostolic Administrator of Romania of the Armenians

CHALDEAN

Chaldean​

Patriarch Cardinal Emmanuel III Delly of the Chaldeans

Syro-Malabar​

Major Archbishop Cardinal George Alencherry of the Syro-Malabars

ALEXANDRIAN

Coptic​

Patriarch Cardinal Antonios Naguib of the Copts

Ethiopian​

Metropolitan Archbishop Berhaneyesus Demerew Souraphiel

SYRIAN

Maronite​

Patriarch Béchara Pierre Raï of the Maronites

Syrian​

Patriarch Ignace Youssif III Younan of the Syrians
Bishop Hikmat Beylouni Apostolic Exarch of Venezuela of the Syrians

Syro-Malankar​

Major Archbishop Baselios Cleemis Thottunkal of the Syro-Malankaras
Bishop Thomas Naickamparampil Apostolic Exarch of USA of the Syro-Malankaras

BYZANTINE

Greek-Melkite​

Patriarch Gregorios III Laham of the Greek-Melkites
Bishop Jean-Abdo Arbach Apostolic Exarch of Argentina of the Greek-Melkites
Bishop Georges Kahhalé Zouhaïraty Apostolic Exarch of Venezuela of the Greek-Melkites

Albanian​

Bishop Hil Kabashi Apostolic Administrator of S. Albania of the Albanians

Bulgarian​

Bishop Christo Proykov Apostolic Exarch of Sofia of the Bulgarians

Greek​

Bishop Dimitrios Salachas Apostolic Exarch of Greece of the Greeks

Hungarian​

Bishop Peter Fülöp Kocsis Apostolic Administrator of Miskolc of the Hungarians
Bishop Atanáz Orosz Apostolic Exarch of Miskolc of the Hungarians

Italo-Albanian​

Bishop Donato Oliverio of Lungro of the Italo-Albanese
Bishop Sotìr Ferrara of Piana degli Abanesi of the Italo-Albanese
Abbot Ordinary Emiliano Fabbricatore of Santa Maria di Grottaferrata of the Italo-Albanese

Križevci (Croatian)​

Bishop Nikola Kekić of Križevci of the Croatians
Bishop Djura Džudžar Apostolic Exarch of Serbia and Montenegro of the Croatians

Macedonian​

Bishop Kiro Stojanov Apostolic Exarch of Macedonia of the Macedonians

Romanian​

Major Archbishop Cardinal Lucian Mureşan of Făgăraş şi Alba Iulia of the Romanians

Ruthenian​

Metropolitan Archbishop William Charles Skurla of Pittsburgh of the Ruthenians
Bishop Milan Šášik Bishop of Mukacheve of the Ruthenians
Bishop Ladislav Hučko Apostolic Exarch of Czech Republic of the Ruthenians

Slovak​

Metropolitan Archbishop Ján Babjak of Prešov of the Slovaks
Bishop John Stephen Pažak of Bishop of Saints Cyril and Methodius of the Slovaks

Ukrainian​

Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk of Kyiv of the Ukrainians
Bishop Petro Kryk Apostolic Exarch of Deutschland und Skandinavien of the Ukrainians
Bishop Michel Hrynchyshyn Apostolic Exarch of France of the Ukrainians
Bishop Michel Hrynchyshyn Apostolic Administrator of Great Britain of the Ukrainians

Ordinariates for the Faithful of Various Eastern Catholic Churches Without Their Own Hierarchy​

Argentina
Austria
Brazil
France
Poland
 
Your list as regards the United Kingdom is sadly out of date .

Bishop Hlib Lonchyna is the Exarch for the United Kingdom and he is also the Apostolic Visitator for Ireland.

His predecessor was Bishop Paul Chomnicky , who is now Bishop in Stamford
 
Vico said:

Greek-Melkite​

Bishop Jean-Abdo Arbach Apostolic Exarch of Argentina of the Greek-Melkites
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A little update - the Apostolic Exarchete of Argentina of the Melkites is currently vacant, since Bishop Abdo Arbach is the recently elected Melkite Archbishop of Homs, Hama and Yabroud.
 
Santa Maria di Grottaferrata is not Italo Albanian. The Abbot takes great care to note that the Monastary is Italo Greek and distinguishes the Monastary from the Italo Albanians in Southern Italy.
 
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Santa Maria di Grottaferrata is not Italo Albanian. The Abbot takes great care to note that the Monastary is Italo Greek and distinguishes the Monastary from the Italo Albanians in Southern Italy.
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I listed them together because that is how the Annuario Pontifico of the Vatican lists the three jurisdictions: The Italo-Albanian Byzantine Catholic Church
 
rdorseyhsd said:
Santa Maria di Grottaferrata is not Italo Albanian. The Abbot takes great care to note that the Monastary is Italo Greek and distinguishes the Monastary from the Italo Albanians in Southern Italy.
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Does the monastery and it’s dependencies constitute a Sui Iuris particular church?
 
rdorseyhsd said:
correction

abbaziagreca.it/ecumenismo.asp
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It has an interesting history doesn’t it? This topic leads naturally to the types of jurisdiction. The basic jurisdiction is the eparchy (or diocese) with a bishop. But there are equivalents. Every jurisdiction that I posted is tied directly to the Holy See.

Giga-Catholic list many types of jurisdictions, where Santa Maria di Grottaferrata is listed as a Territorial Abbacy.

gcatholic.com/dioceses/types.htm
 
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Santa Maria di Grottaferrata is not Italo Albanian. The Abbot takes great care to note that the Monastary is Italo Greek and distinguishes the Monastary from the Italo Albanians in Southern Italy.
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The 2012 Annuario Pontifico or Ronald G. Roberson, CSP is listing the Byzantine eparchies in Italy differently now (was the Italo-Albanian Byzantine Catholic Church), in the statistics:

The Byzantine Catholic Church in Italy (with Eparchies of Lungro and degli Albanesi and Territorial Abbey of Santa Maria di Grottaferrata)

cnewa.org/default.aspx?ID=125&pagetypeID=1&sitecode=HQ&pageno=1
 
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