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Paulos Tzadua (25
August 1921–11
December 2003) was the
first Ethiopian Cardinal. He
served as
Archbishop of
Addis Abeba and was the head of the Ethiopian...
- Nagast: The Law of the Kings, 2nd edn.
Translated by
Paulos Tzadua;
Edited by
Paulos Tzadua,
Peter L. Strauss, &
Peter Sand. Durham, NC:
Carolina Academic...
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consecrated a
bishop on 25
January 1998 by
Cardinal Paulos Tzadua. On 7 July 1999 he
succeeded Paulos Tzadua as
Ethiopian Catholic Archbishop of
Addis Abeba. In...
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brothers belonging to his own family,
Frumentius and Aedesius.
Cardinal Paulos Tzadua on St.
Frumentius and the
Liturgy of the
Ethiopian Church Athanasius, Epistola...
- Kyrenia,
Cyprus Paulos Tes****iorgis,
Eritrean human rights activist Paulos Tzadua (1921–2003),
Ethiopian Cardinal Abune Paulos (1935–2012),
Patriarch of the...
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crucified without a cross. The two
chapels are
smaller with blue gl****.
Paulos Tzadua (May 25, 1985 –
December 11, 2003)
Gaudencio Rosales. (March 24, 2006–present)...
- 2003–2011 Succeeded by Luis
Antonio Tagle Vacant Title last held by
Paulos Tzadua Cardinal-Priest of SS. Nome di
Maria in Via
Latina 2006–present In****bent...
- The
Fetha Nagast = The Law of the
Kings (1968),
translated by Abba
Paulos Tzadua,
later made
Cardinal of the
Catholic Church. In 1987 the
Section of Administrative...
- (1931–2017) Philippines
Henryk Gulbinowicz (1923–2020) Poland
Paulos Tzadua (1921–2003) Ethiopia
Jozef Tomko (1924–2022) Slovakia
Myroslav Ivan Lubachivsky...
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January 1981. He
received his
episcopal consecration on 6 June from
Paulos Tzadua,
Archbishop of
Addis Ababa. He was
appointed bishop of Asmara, then in Ethiopia...
