Syriac Orthodox Church Patriarch Vicariate

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The Syriac Orthodox Vicariate is under direct control of the Syriac Orthodox Church Patriarch of Antioch. The church is administrated by a Bishop as Vicar.[1] In Catholic Church, titular bishop administrated by Pope of the Roman Catholic church, who administrate the church is known as Apostolic vicariate.

## Syriac Orthodox Patriarchal Vicar Diocese[edit]

### Syriac Orthodox Church[edit]

* Syriac Orthodox Archdiocese of Jerusalem[2][3]
* Diocese of Aleppo[4]
* United Arab Emirates and other Arab states of the Persian Gulf

### Jacobite Syrian Christian Church[edit]

* Royal Sultanate of Oman[5]
* United Arab Emirates

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Latin Patriarchal Vicariate of Jordan". Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem.
2. ^ "Archbishop Gabriel Dahho is the new Syrian Orthodox Patriarchal Vicar". Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem.
3. ^ "Rev. Raban Gabriel Dahho as archbishop, patriarchal vicar". World Council of Churches.
4. ^ ""I share the cross of those who suffer," says Syrian Orthodox vicar of Aleppo". Herald Malaysia Online.
5. ^ "St.Mary's Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church Muscat". stmarysmuscat.com.