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PATRIARCHATE OF ANTIOCH (MELKITE GREEK) (Patriarchatus Antiochenus Melchitarum)
Country : Syria
Denomination : Melkite Greek Catholic
Established : ?
Official blazon
Origin/meaning
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Arms of Patriarchs
Maximos Sayegh (1947-1967)
Maximos Hakim (1967-2000)
Gregorios Laham (2000-2014)
Youssef Absi (2017-present)
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