Darrel D. Hockley

This register brings together the Church’s ordination and consecration records. Dates, officiating bishops and places are given wherever recorded. Conditional consecrations and disputed details are identified in their entries.

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8 August 1998

Darrel D. Hockley

Order
Deacon, priest and bishop
Officiating bishop or bishops
Ian H. Phillips
Place
St Matthias the Apostle Mission Chapel, Suite 9, 2174 McIntyre Street, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Three orders received on the same date. The account records initial non-recognition by associated Old Catholic bodies and later recognition in Vredenburgh’s letter of 24 April 2001, received 2 May 2001.

Record notes

While he was a lay cleric in an Old Catholic body, Bishop Hockley received ordination to the three-fold Holy Orders of deacon, presbyter, and bishop on 8 August 1998 by Bishop Ian Phillips of Fargo, North Dakota, USA. The Old Catholic bodies that Bishop Hockley associated with did not accept these ordinations as valid, and he continued on in the status of lay cleric. On 2 May 2001, Bishop Hockley received a letter, dated 24 April 2001, from Archbishop Joseph L. Vredenburgh of the Federation of St. Thomas Christians confirming his validly as a bishop in his line of episcopal succession.

Ian H. Phillips (1933 to 2002) who consecrated on 8 August 1998 in St. Matthias The Apostle Mission Chapel, Suite 9 - 2174 McIntyre Street, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada (+Hockley's home chapel)  Darrel D. Hockley (b.1956)

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