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Hochkirchliche St.-Johannes-Bruderschaft

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Hochkirchliche St. Johannes-Bruderschaft (SJB) (High Church Brotherhood of St John) is a GermanHigh Church Lutheran religious society for men and women under thepatronate ofJohn the Apostle within theHochkirchliche Vereinigung. It has about 100 members inGermany,Netherlands,Austria andCzech Republic. It is headed byApostolischer Vorsteher +Innocenz Konrad Schrieder.

The Rule

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The aim of the confraternity is "the sacramental renewal of the Church, restorement of theapostolic succession in the Church and recovery of the unity of the christendom".

The Brotherhood is headed byApostolischer Vorsteher, who is a bishop inapostolic succession. He is assisted byvicar apostolic, likewise bishop in apostolic succession. Brotherhood elects thevicar capitular andApostolischer Vorsteher with more than 66,6% majority.

The Rule contains for example following:

  • Members have regular prayer life and preferably saydaily office using abreviaryChorgebet (2009) and whenever possible, in common with others.
  • Priest members are committed to celebrate Eucharist every Sunday if possible and to take care that theeucharistic prayer contains alsoanamnesis andepiclesis after the riteDeutsche Messe (1926 renewed 2013).
  • Members go regularly to privateconfession and priest members work for reanimation of the practice of the privateconfession in their parishes.
  • Members of the Brotherhood followfasting and abstinence rules of the western Church.
  • They work by prayer, words, and deeds for peace, justice, and probation of the creation, collaboration of peoples and races. Members take part in the work ofecumenical movement.

History

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St. Johannes-Bruderschaft's predecessor "Evangelisch-Katholische Eucharistische Gemeinschaft" (Evangelical Catholic Eucharistic Society)was founded 1929 in Germany. It was forbidden 1937 inNazi Germany because of its resistance toAryan paragraphs and Internationalism, but was founded again in 1947 as "Evangelische-Ökumenische St.-Johannes-Bruderschaft".

The firstApostolischer Vorsteher of the confraternity wasFriedrich Heiler (1929-1967). He arranged to receive the episcopal consecration from a bishop of the independent Gallican Church (Petite L'Eglise) in Syrian-orthodox tradition. On August 25, 1930, Heiler received from the hands of the Gallican Bishop Petrus Gaston Vigué, using theRoman Ritual, all theHoly Orders including theepiscopate.

Apostolic succession in St. Johannes-Bruderschaft

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  • 129. Antonius (Franz X. Alvarez) - 1889
  • 130. Timotheus (René J. Vilatte) - 1892
  • 131. Paulus (Miraglia) - 1900
  • 132. Julius (Houssaye) - 1904
  • 133. Ludwig (Francois Giraud) - 1911
  • 134. Petrus (Gaston Vigué) - 1928
  • 135. IRENÄUS (FRIEDRICH HEILER) - 1930
  • 136. Cyrillus (Martin Giebner) - 1941
  • 137. Ambrosius (Konrad Minkner) - 1952
  • 138. Werner (Ernst Linz) - 1963
  • 139. Johannes (Klaus Ewert) - 1964
  • 140. Donatus (Albrecht Volkmann) - 1971
  • 141. Simeon (Dietrich Schulze) - 1979
  • 142. Herman (Herman Miskotte) - 1980
  • 143. Joachim (Joachim Nerger) - 1988
  • 144. Paulus (Klaus Jacoby) - 1992
  • 145. Augustinus (Wolfgang Tischendorf) - 2006
  • 146. Innocenz (Konrad Schrieder) - 2012
  • 147. Thomas (Bernd Feise) - 2013
  • 148. Martin (Friedhelm Bürgener) - 2013

See also

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