The historic apostolic succession of the Melkite Greek Catholic Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East follows along the lines of Eastern Catholic Church tradition. The Melkite Greek Catholic Church of Antioch is an Eastern Catholic Church in full communion with the Church of Rome. The list can be found in the records of the Patriarchate, tracing all the way back to the episcopate of Saint Peter, Prince of the Apostles its first Bishop.
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The Catholic Apostolic Succession of Saint Peter the Apostle down through the Antiochian Patriarchate, the Byzantine Catholic Church, Ambassadors For Christ Ministry of America, and others stand as a co-consecrating line of apostolic succession of The United Holy Caribbean Apostolic Church.
The Historic Apostolic Succession of the Melkite Greek Catholic Patriarchate of Antioch and All The East, Jerusalem, and Alexandria:
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The Episcopacy of St. Peter the Apostle in Antioch (45-c.53)
The Episcopacy of St. Evodius the Apostle in Antioch (53-c.68)
The Episcopacy of St. Ignatius in Antioch. (68-100)
The Episcopacy of Heros in Antioch. (100-127)
The Episcopacy of Cornelius in Antioch. (127-c.151)
The Episcopacy of Heros II in Antioch. (151-c.169)
The Episcopacy of Theophilus in Antioch. (169-182)
The Episcopacy of Maximianus in Antioch. (182-191)
The Episcopacy of Serapion in Antioch. (191-211)
The Episcopacy of Aslipiades in Antioch. (212-218)
The Episcopacy of Philetus in Antioch. (218-231)
The Episcopacy of Zebinus (a.k.a. Zenobius) in Antioch. (231-237)
The Episcopacy of St. Babylas in Antioch. (237-253)
The Episcopacy of Fabius in Antioch. (253-256)
The Episcopacy of Demetrian in Antioch. (256-262), who was taken captive by the Persians under Shapur
The Episcopacy of Paul of Samosata in Antioch. (260–268) supported by Zenobia, deposed by Emperor Aurelian; in Paul's time Lucian of Antioch was head of the Antiochene catechetical school
The Episcopacy of Domnus I in Antioch (268/9–273/4) supported by Emperor Aurelian
The Episcopacy of Timaeus in Antioch. (273/4–282)
The Episcopacy of Cyril in Antioch. (283–303)
The Episcopacy of Tyrannion in Antioch. (304–314)
The Episcopacy of Vitalius in Antioch. (314-320)
The Episcopacy of Philogonius in Antioch. (320–323)
The Episcopacy of Paulinus in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Eustathius in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Paulinus in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Eulalius (5 months) in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Euphronius in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Placentius in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Stephanus in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Leontius in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Eudoxius in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Meletius in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Eudoxius in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Annias (a.k.a. Ammianus) in Antioch.
The Episcopacy of Eudozius in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Dorotheus in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Paulinus in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Vitalius in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Flavian in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Porphyrius in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Alexander in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Theodotus in Antioch
The Episcopacy of John in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Domnus II in Antioch
The Episcopacy of Maximus in Antioch
See elevated to dignity of a Patriarchate by the Council of Chalcedon in 451
The Patriarchate of Basil in Antioch (459)
The Patriarchate of Acacius in Antioch (459)
The Patriarchate of Martyrius in Antioch (461)
The Patriarchate of Peter the Fuller in Antioch (465)
The Patriarchate of Julian in Antioch. (466)
The Patriarchate of Peter the Fuller in Antioch (474)
The Patriarchate of John II in Antioch (475)
The Patriarchate of Stephen II in Antioch (490)
The Patriarchate of Stephen III in Antioch (493)
The Patriarchate of Callandion in Antioch (495)
The Patriarchate of John Codonatus in Antioch (495)
The Patriarchate of Palladius in Antioch (497)
The Patriarchate of Flavian II in Antioch (505)
The Patriarchate of Severus in Antioch (513)
The Patriarchate of Paul II in Antioch (518)
The Patriarchate of Euphrasius in Antioch (521)
The Patriarchate of Ephraim in Antioch (526)
The Patriarchate of Domnus III in Antioch (546)
The Patriarchate of Anastasius the Sinaite in Antioch (561)
The Patriarchate of Gregory in Antioch 571)
The Patriarchate of Anastasius the Sinaite in Antioch (594
The Patriarchate of Anastasius II in Antioch (599)
The Patriarchate of Gregory II, in Antioch (610)
The Patriarchate of Anastasius III in Antioch (620)
The Patriarchate of Macedonius in Antioch (628)
The Patriarchate of George in Antioch (640)
The Patriarchate of Macarius in Antioch (656)
The Patriarchate of Theophanes in Antioch (681)
The Patriarchate of Sebastian in Antioch (687)
The Patriarchate of George II in Antioch (690)
The Patriarchate of Alexander in Antioch (695)
The Patriarchate of Stephen IV in Antioch (742)
The Patriarchate of Theophylact in Antioch (748)
The Patriarchate of Theodore in Antioch (767)
The Patriarchate of John IV in Antioch (797)
The Patriarchate of Job in Antioch (810)
The Patriarchate of Nicholas in Antioch (826)
The Patriarchate of Simeon in Antioch (834)
The Patriarchate of Elias in Antioch (840)
The Patriarchate of Theodosius in Antioch (852)
The Patriarchate of Nicholas II in Antioch (860)
The Patriarchate of Michael in Antioch (879)
The Patriarchate of Zacharias in Antioch (890)
The Patriarchate of George III in Antioch (902)
The Patriarchate of Job II in Antioch (917)
The Patriarchate of Eustratius in Antioch (939)
The Patriarchate of Christopher in Antioch (960)
The Patriarchate of Theodorus II in Antioch (966)
The Patriarchate of Agapius in Antioch (977)
The Patriarchate of John IV in Antioch (995)
The Patriarchate of Nicholas III in Antioch (1000)
The Patriarchate of Elias II in Antioch (1003)
The Patriarchate of George Lascaris in Antioch (1010)
The Patriarchate of Macarius the Virtuous in Antioch (1015)
The Patriarchate of Eleutherius in Antioch (1023)
The Patriarchate of Peter III in Antioch (1028)
The Patriarchate of John VI in Antioch (1051)
The Patriarchate of Aemilian in Antioch (1062)
The Patriarchate of Theodosius II in Antioch (1075)
The Patriarchate of Nicephorus in Antioch (1084)
The Patriarchate of John VII in Antioch (1090)
The Patriarchate of John IX in Antioch (1155)
The Patriarchate of Euthymius in Antioch (1159)
The Patriarchate of Macarius in Antioch (1164)
The Patriarchate of Athanasius in Antioch (1166)
The Patriarchate of Theodosius III in Antioch (1180)
The Patriarchate of Elias III in Antioch (1182)
The Patriarchate of Christopher II in Antioch (1184)
The Patriarchate of Theodore IV (Balsamon) in exile in Constantinople.
The Patriarchate of Joachim in exile in Constantinople (1199)
The Patriarchate of Dorotheus in exile in Constantinople (1219)
The Patriarchate of Simeon II in exile in Constantinople (1245)
The Patriarchate of Euthymius II in exile in Constantinople (1268)
The Patriarchate of Theodosius IV in Antioch (1269)
The Patriarchate of Theodosius V in Antioch (1276)
The Patriarchate of Arsenius in Antioch (1285)
The Patriarchate of Dionysius in Antioch (1293)
The Patriarchate of Mark in Antioch (1308)
Patriarchal See transferred to Damascus in 1342
The Patriarchate of Ignatius II in Damascus (1342)
The Patriarchate of Pachomius in Damascus (1386)
The Patriarchate of Nilus in Damascus (1393)
The Patriarchate of Michael III in Damascus (1401)
The Patriarchate of Pachomius II in Damascus (1410)
The Patriarchate of Joachim II in Damascus (1411)
The Patriarchate of Mark III in Damascus (1426)
The Patriarchate of Dorotheus II in Damascus (1436)
The Patriarchate of Michael IV in Damascus (1454)
The Patriarchate of Mark IV in Damascus (1476)
The Patriarchate of Joachim III in Damascus (1476)
The Patriarchate of Gregory III in Damascus (1483)
The Patriarchate of Dorotheus III in Damascus (1497-1523)
The Patriarchate of Michael V in Damascus (1523-1541)
The Patriarchate of Dorotheus IV in Damascus (1541-1543)
The Patriarchate of Joachim IV (Ibn Juma) in Damascus (1543-1576)
The Patriarchate of Michael VI (Sabbagh) in Damascus (1577-1581)
The Patriarchate of Joachim V in Damascus (1581-1592)
The Patriarchate of Joachim VI in Damascus (1593-1604)
The Patriarchate of Dorotheus V in Damascus (1604-1611)
The Patriarchate of Athanasius III (Dabbas) in Damascus (1611-1619)
The Patriarchate of Ignatius III (Attiyah) in Damascus (1619-1631)
The Patriarchate of Euthymius III in Damascus (1635-1636)
The Patriarchate of Euthymius IV in Damascus (1636-1648)
The Patriarchate of Michael III (Zaim) in Damascus (1648-1672)
The Patriarchate of Neophytos I in Damascus (1674-1684)
The Patriarchate of Athanasius IV (Dabbas) in Damascus (1686-1694)
The Patriarchate of Cyril III (Zaim) in Damascus (1694-1720)
The Patriarchate of Athanasius IV (Dabbas) in Damascus (1720-1724)
The Patriarchate of Cyril VI Tanas (1724–1760), Patriarch of Antioch and All the East, of Alexandria and Jerusalem of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church.
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Ecumenical Patriarch Jermeias III of Constantinople deemed his election to the Patriarchate invalid and excommunicated Cyril. Half of the Church split away, recognizing Cyril as the rightful Patriarch. Communion was restored back between the Greek Melkite Patriarchate of Antioch and the Latin Church of Rome.
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The Patriarchate of Maximos II Hakim (1760–1761)
The Patriarchate of Theodosius V Dahan (1761–1788)
The Patriarchate of Athanasius IV Jawhar (1788–1794)
The Patriarchate of Cyril VII Siaj (1794–1796)
The Patriarchate of Agapius II Matar (1796–1812)
The Patriarchate of Ignatius IV Sarrouf (1812)
The Patriarchate of Athanasius V Matar (1813)
The Patriarchate of Macarius IV Tawil (1813–1815)
The Patriarchate of Ignatius V Qattan (1816–1833)
The Patriarchate of Maximos III Mazloum (1833–1855)
The Patriarchate of Clement Bahouth (1856–1864)
The Patriarchate of Gregory II Youssef-Sayur (1864–1897)
The Patriarchate of Peter IV Jaraijiry (1898–1902)
The Patriarchate of Cyrille VIII Geha (1902–1916), who
Consecrated on February 5, 1905
ATHANASIUS SAWAYA, Archbishop of Beirut and Gibail in Syria of the Melkite
Catholic Patriarchate of Antioch and all East,
Consecrated on October 9, 1911
ANTHONY JOSEPH ANEED, Exarch of the Greek Melkite Rite in the United States of America, who
Consecrated
ODO ACHESON BARRY, Mar Columba, Titular Archbishop of Canada who
Consecrated on July 17, 1955
HUGH GEORGE DE WILMOTT NEWMAN, who
Consecrated on March 20, 1955
CHRISTOPHER MARIA CARL JOHN STANLEY, who
Consecrated on January 10, 1965
LEO CHRISTOPHER SKELTON MILLER, MARK MARKUS I, who
Consecrated on September 30, 1984
WILLIAM FRANCIS PATRICK MALLOY, JR M.DIV PHD, who
Consecrated on June 10, 2012
Archbishop in The Holy Catholic Church International and Presiding Prelate of Ambassadors for Christ Ministries of America, who with co-consecrators Metropolitan-Archbishop Frank Bobo, IV and Archbishop Arthur D. Smith
consecrated on June 20, 2014
Metropolitan Archbishop of New York and All-USA. He later became Metropolitan-Archbishop of Port of Spain, Primate of the United Holy Caribbean Apostolic Church