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Original grave of Metr. Victor (Abo-Assaley)The original grave of Metr. Victor (Abo-Assaley) in Worcester, Massachusetts, before it was moved to the Antiochian Village in Western Pennsylvania and modified (details here and here).
Uploaded on Jun 9, 2009 Ss. Raphael of Brooklyn and Alexander HotovitzkyIn this ca. 1904-1910 photo at St. Tikhon's Monastery (South Canaan, PA), St. Raphael of Brooklyn is standing on the far left, while the Hieromartyr Alexander Hotovitzky is seated second from the left. Seated third from the left is Archbishop Platon Rozhdestvensky, who later led the Russian Metropolia into its break with the Moscow Patriarchate in 1924. St. Alexander was martyred by the Soviets after his return to Russia.
Uploaded on Mar 23, 2009 St. Raphael of Brooklyn and Adn. Emmanuel Abo-Hatab
St. Raphael of Brooklyn with his Archdeacon (later bishop) Emmanuel Abo-Hatab in 1913.
Uploaded on Mar 23, 2009 Metr. Samuel David of Toledo
Metropolitan Samuel David was consecrated by three rogue bishops of the Russian-American Metropolia, acting without their synod's blessing, in an attempt to bring the Syro-Antiochian parishes back under the Russian omophorion after the last of them had already been released to go under Antioch. Samuel was consecrated on April 19, 1936, the same day as Metr. Antony Bashir, the official representative of Antioch in America.
Uploaded on Mar 7, 2009 Metr. Germanos Shehadi of Zahle and Baalbek
Metropolitan Germanos Shehadi of Zahle originally came to the United States before the death of St. Raphael of Brooklyn (1915) to raise funds for a project in his diocese in Lebanon. After Raphael's death, however, he openly campaigned to become his successor in leading the Syro-Antiochian parishes in America, eventually forming his own rogue diocese in 1916.
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