Mister
Couto,
You must still bishop + Claudio of his former church, from which he has excommuncated,
take 70 euros, for the Orthodox vestments purchased for you. The red chasuble you get in many pictures is one of the ornaments that lend money to.
You promised to return the money years ago - and still waiting for the money.
Could you please return or as your new church UAOC America to return this amount to the Bishop Claudio + as soon as possible, so that does not have to take legal action against you and your new church. You
have been repeatedly asked to return the ANTIMENSON given to you by the Bishop Claudio + and his church after being excommunicated by them. ------------------
The antimension must be consecrated and signed by a bishop. The antimension, along with chrism remain the property of the bishop, and are the means by which a bishop indicating your permission for the Holy Mysteries (sacraments), held in his absence. It is, in effect, leave the church to celebrate divine services. If a bishop were to withdraw its permission to serve the Mysteries, to do so by taking the antimension necks and backs. Each time a bishop visiting a church or monastery under his jurisdiction, which will at the altar (sanctuary) and inspected to ensure antimension has been duly served, and is in the fact that an expedition.
You must still bishop + Claudio of his former church, from which he has excommuncated,
take 70 euros, for the Orthodox vestments purchased for you. The red chasuble you get in many pictures is one of the ornaments that lend money to.
You promised to return the money years ago - and still waiting for the money.
Could you please return or as your new church UAOC America to return this amount to the Bishop Claudio + as soon as possible, so that does not have to take legal action against you and your new church. You
have been repeatedly asked to return the ANTIMENSON given to you by the Bishop Claudio + and his church after being excommunicated by them. ------------------
The antimension must be consecrated and signed by a bishop. The antimension, along with chrism remain the property of the bishop, and are the means by which a bishop indicating your permission for the Holy Mysteries (sacraments), held in his absence. It is, in effect, leave the church to celebrate divine services. If a bishop were to withdraw its permission to serve the Mysteries, to do so by taking the antimension necks and backs. Each time a bishop visiting a church or monastery under his jurisdiction, which will at the altar (sanctuary) and inspected to ensure antimension has been duly served, and is in the fact that an expedition.
Mr. Couto,
bishop + You still owe from your previous church Claudio, from Which You Have Been excommuncated,
of 70 Euros, for the Orthodox Vestments I Bought for you. The Red chasuble you wear on Many photos is one of the vestments I LEND money for you.
You Promise him you will repay him the money years ago - and he still waits for the money.
Could you please repay it or as your new church the UAOC-America to repay this amount to bishop +Claudio as soon as possible, so that he does not have to take legal action against you and your new church.
You have also been requested repeatedly to return the ANTIMENSON given to you by Bishop +Claudio and his church after you were excommunicated by them.
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The antimension must be consecrated and signed by a bishop . The antimension, together with the chrism remain the property of the bishop, and are the means by which a bishop indicates his permission for the Holy Mysteries (Sacraments) to be celebrated in his absence. It is, in effect, the church's license to hold divine services. If a bishop were to withdraw his permission to serve the Mysteries, he would do so by taking the antimension and chrism back. Whenever a bishop visits a church or monastery under his jurisdiction, he will enter the altar (sanctuary) and inspect the antimension to be sure that it has been properly cared for, and that it is in fact the one that he issued.
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