Paulo Miraglia Gulotti

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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27 December 1908

Paulo Miraglia Gulotti

Order
Conditional consecration
Officiating bishop or bishops
William Patterson Whitebrook
Place
Chapel of St Thomas of Canterbury, Bishopsthorpe, Stone Hill, Headley Down, Hampshire

Reciprocal ceremony. The account calls Whitebrook “Whitehead” in this sentence; that apparent name discrepancy is retained in the documentary note.

Record notes

The episcopal succession of the FPEC arrived early in the USA and Canada through a curious manner. On or before 19 February 1905 William Patterson Whitebrook (1871 - 1915) of Lambeth, England was consecrated by +McLaglen. In 1908 Bishop Paulo Miraglia Gulotti (1852 - 1918) of the Italian National Episcopal Church travelled to England in order to conditionally consecrate +Whitebrook into the line of Archbishop Rene Joseph Vilatte as +Whitebrook had joined the English branch of +Vilatte's church. This occured on 27 December 1908 in +Whitebrook's domestic chapel of St. Thomas of Canterbury, Bishopsthorpe, Stone Hill, Headley Down, Hampshire and in turn Bishop Whitehead sub conditional consecrated +Gulotti bestowing the FPEC and Order of Corporate Reunion lines of succession on him. In North America Bishop Gulotti consecrated the following bishops - Carmel Henry Carfora (1911), Paul A R Markiewicz (16 Nov. 1913), Josef Zielonka (16 Nov. 1913), and assisted at the consecration of Frederick Ebenezer John Lloyd (29 Dec. 1915) - bringing an Anglican episcopal line into Vilatte's jurisdiction.

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