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of the melkite greek catholic church from 1833 to 1855 maximos iii mazloum patriarch of antioch church melkite greek catholic church see antioch installed march 24 1833 term ended august 1855 predecessor ignatius v qattan successor clement bahouth orders ordination 1806 priest consecration august 5 1810 bishop by agapius ii matar personal details born michael mazloum november 1779 1779 11 aleppo syria died august 1855 1855 08 00 aged 75 maximos iii michael mazloum born in november 1779 in aleppo present syria died in august 1855 was patriarch of the melkite greek catholic church from 1833 until 1855 as patriarch he reformed church administration and bolstered clerical education he was also the first melkite patriarch granted civil authority by the ottoman empire when the melkites were recognized as a unique millet life edit born in aleppo syria in november 1779 mazloum was ordained priest in 1806 mazloum was a protégé of germanos adam the melkite archbishop of aleppo adam a theologian was wary of the latinizing influence of western missionaries and championed the rights of the melkite church but also was taken by the jansenist ideas of scipione de ricci 1 and not liked by the latin missionaries of aleppo because of litigations on properties as a consequence in june 1810 rome opposed the elevation of mazloum as adam s successor in aleppo but michael mazloum was elected bishop of aleppo on july 26 1810 and consecrated bishop on august 5 1810 by patriarch agapius ii matar taking the name of maximos 2 his appointment as bishop of aleppo was contested by the propaganda fide and by ignatius iv sarrouf archbishop of beirut and future patriarch in may 1811 a compromise was reached mazloum was offered the position of superior of the first melkite seminary established in ain traz in 1814 mazloum was sent to rome by the melkite episcopal synod to appeal his dismissal from the see of aleppo pope pius vii on july 24 1814 rejected the appeal and asked mazloum who was given the titular title of myra to remain in europe 3 mazloum remained in europe until 1831 living mainly in rome and endearing himself to the roman curia because of his untiring efforts in aid of the melkites from 1817 to 1823 mazloum traveled in france and in vienna in 1819 he petitioned the catholic authorities to lean on the ottoman empire to stop the persecutions of the greek orthodox church of antioch against the catholic melkites 3 he spent time translating spiritual and theological books and in 1821 founded the greek catholic parish of st nicholas in marseille france for melkites 4 he returned to the east in 1831 on march 24 1833 he was elected patriarch of the melkites in 1834 he entered in damascus whence his predecessor cyril vi tanas had to escape because of religious persecutions on october 31 1837 he was recognized by the ottoman empire as the civil authority of a millet a distinctive religious community within the empire thus obtaining civic emancipation for his church in 1838 pope gregory xvi granted him the titles of patriarch of alexandria and jerusalem and from then on the title held by the leader of the melkite church is patriarch of antioch and all the east of alexandria and jerusalem of the melkite greek catholic church his action as patriarch was strong he was named untiring fighter he carried on a legislative reform of church synods of 1835 and 1849 and reformed the religious instruction giving also new life to the patriarchal ain traz seminary as patriarch he resided in beirut until his death in 1855 see also edit patriarch of antioch list of melkite greek catholic patriarchs of antioch notes edit frazee 2006 pp 206 raquez 1976 p 5 1 2 raquez 1976 p 6 dick 2004 pp 36 37 references edit archbishop maximos iii michel mazloum catholic hierarchy org retrieved 2009 01 11 descy serge 1993 the melkite church boston sophia press dick ignatios 2004 melkites greek orthodox and greek catholics of the patriarchates of antioch alexandria and jerusalem boston sophia press frazee charles a 2006 1983 catholics and sultans the church and the ottoman empire 1453 1923 cambridge cambridge university press isbn 9780521027007 parry ken david melling eds 1999 the blackwell dictionary of eastern christianity malden ma blackwell publishing isbn 0 631 23203 6 raquez olivier 1976 rapports avec les eglises orientales in metzler j ed sacrae congregationis de propaganda fide memoria rerum vol iii 2 herder isbn 3 451 16354 3 external links edit melkite greek catholic patriarchate of antioch alexandria and jerusalem l église melkite the melkite church a short history of the order of st lazarus at the wayback machine archived april 17 2003 catholic church titles preceded by ignatius v patriarch of antioch 1833 1855 succeeded by clement authority control databases international isni viaf gnd fast national united states france bnf data netherlands sweden vatican 2 israel retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title maximos_iii_mazloum oldid 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