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Photos from around the church and through the years.

St Mary's Church,
Max Meadows, VA

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This gallery is dedicated to dispaying the many exquisite antique pieces of church furniture and furnishings of the altar and sanctuary of Saint Mary's Old Roman Catholic Church located in Max Meadows, Virginia all of which have been set apart and dedicated to the worship and greater glory of Almighty God.

 

 

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General Synod 1990
Brooklyn, New York

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These photos are from the Archives of the North American Old Roman Catholic Church. General Synod took place at the former (later destroyed by fire) Saint Augustine's Cathedral from August 31st  to September 2nd.

 

 

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Solemn Enthronement as Sixth Primate
February 23, 1992

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These pictures from the Archives of the North American Old Roman Catholic Church were taken on the occasion of the Solemn Enthronement of Archbishop Edward J. Ford as the Sixth Metropolitan-Primate of the North American Old Roman Cathol;ixc Church at the Church of Saint Joseph in Munroe, New York, The reception was held at St David's Church in Highland Mills, New York.

 

 

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Ordination to Deacon

June 28, 2008

 

These pictures from the Archives of the North American Old Roman Catholic Church were taken on the occasion of the Ordination to the Diaconate of The Reverend Mister John Doughty of New York and of The Reverend Mister Warren Morris of Massachusetts at the Christ Church-Episcopal in Nedham, Massachusetts on June 28, 2008, by Archbishop Edward J. Ford, T.O.R..

 

 

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Ordination to the Priesthood

October 17, 2009

 

These pictures from the Archives of the North American Old Roman Catholic Church were taken on the occasion of the Ordination to the Sacred Priesthood of Father Warren Morris of Massachusetts at Christ Church-Episcopal in Needham, Massachusetts on October17, 2009 by Archbishop Edward J. Ford, T.O.R.

 

 

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Consecration to the Episcopacy

October 16, 2011

 

These pictures from the Archives of the North American Old Roman Catholic Church were taken on the occasion of the Consecration of Bishop Irvin Nicholas Plant of Virginia at the Cathedral of the Air in Lakehurst, NJ by Archbishop Edward J Ford, T.O.R. and Bishop Vincent Natoli, O.F.M. on October 15, 2011.

 

 

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Primates of the

North American Old

Roman Catholic Church

 

These pictures from the Archives of the North American Old  Roman Catholic Church depict our Metropolitan-Primates from the organization of the Church in America to the present.

 

(1) Archbishop RE Berghes [1916-1919]

(2) Archbishop Carfora [1919-1958]

(3) Archbishop HA Rogers [1958-1972]

(4) Archbishop JH Rogers [1972-1990]

(5) Archbishop HL Quessy [1990-1991]

(6) Archbishop EJ Ford [1991-2002]

(7) Archbishop EF Leeman [2002-2006]

(8) Archbishop EJ Ford [2006-2024]

(9) Archbishop RV Falquez [2024-present]

 

The Conferring of the First Clerical Tonsure upon Mr. Sean Jackson

 

On Easter Sunday April 5, 2015 Archbishop Ford conferered upon Mr Sean Jackson of New Jersey the First Clerical Tonsure and thus received him into the ministry of the North merican Old Roman Catholic Church. The ceremony took place at the Easter Sunday Mass of the Church of the Prince of Peace in Sanford, Maine with whom our Parish of the Most Blessed Sacrament shares the building. The members of the Church of the Prince of Peace were pleased to be able to witness and share with us the reception of a new Cleric into our jurisdiction and to observe the beauty and spiritual significance to the ceremonies of the Rite of Tonsure and its understanding by the Old Roman Catholic Church.

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