Canon XXXVI. said:
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1st in Time: Old Rome
2nd in Time: Constantinople
3rd in Time: Alexandria
4th in Time: Antioch
5th in Time: Jerusalem
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KennySe said:
Yes, but since then Moscow has come into being, and Moscow would have themselves be #1, even over Constantinople and Rome. So Moscow comes in at #3 on that list. Mind you, this is not a list of who has more say over who, but who gets what seat at an Ecumenical Council. Each Patriarch is supreme in his own diocese alone because no Bishop has jurisdiction over any other Bishop except when called together in a council (local or ecumenical) to deal with matters of faith and morals.
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