Greece
+Peter Olaf Baiij
LCC progressive branch world map by countries
The term „Liberal“ is generic. Some Catholic Churches and clergy use the words „Liberal Catholic“ to describe their orientation. Such denomination does not necessarily mean that they belong to the Liberal Catholic Church. Liberal Catholic Churches are those defined by the Liberal Catholic General Constitution, accepting the Liberal Catholic Code of Canons, Summary of the Doctrine, and deriving their Apostolic Succession from the founders of the Liberal Catholic Church: the Rt. Rev.s James Ingall Wedgwood or Robert King.
The LCC succession in short
Apostolic Succession
Dominikus Marie Varlet
Petrus Johannes Meindaart
1745 Bishop of Haarlem
Johannes van Stiphout
1768 Archbishop of Utrecht
Gualtherus Michael van Nieuwenhuizen
1778 Bishop of Haarlem
Johannes Broekman
1797 Archbishop of Utrecht
Johannes Jacobus van Rhijn
1805 Bishop of Deventer
Gijsbertus Cornelius de Jong
1814 Archbishop of Utrecht
Willibrordus van Os
1819 Bishop of Haarlem
Johannes Bon
1825 Archbishop of Utrecht
Johannes van Santen
1853 Bishop of Deventer
Hermanus Heijkamp
1873 Bishop of Haarlem
Casparus Johannes Rinkel
1892 Archbishop of Utrecht
Gerardus Gul
1908 Bishop of UK and Ireland
Arnold Harris Mathew
1911 Archbishop
Frederick Samuel Willoughby
1914 Bishop
Rupert Gauntlett
1915 in London
Robert King
1915 Bishop
1916 Assistant-Bishop in England
James Ingall Wedgwood
1916 Bishop ordained by +Willoughby, +King and +Gauntlett in London
1926 Commissary Bishop for parts of Europe
Presiding Bishops
James Ingall Wedgwood
1918 – 1923
Charles Webster Leadbeater
1923 – 1934
Frank Waters Pigott
1934 – 1956
Adriaan Gerard Vreede
1956 – 1964
Hugh Baronnet Sykes
1964 – 1973
Sten Herman Philip von Krusenstierna
1973 – 1984
Eric Scollick Taylor
1984 – 1992
Johannes Cornelius van Alphen
1992 – 1999
Ian Richard Hooker
2000 – 2005
Tom Degenaars
2003 – 2005
M. Warnon
2005 – 2011
James Zinzow
2011 – 2016
M. Warnon
2016 – 2020