Historical Archive: the Right Reverend Bishop James Pollard Clark

His Holiness Pope Radislav I of Rome-Ruthenia, then as a younger layman, with the Right Reverend Bishop James Pollard Clark, who started him in priestly formation. Bishop Clark was Bishop of the Southern States in the Anglican Province of Christ the King.


Photograph of Bishop Clark in his office, taken by Radislav of Rome-Ruthenia.


Read more here: https://www.statopontificio.org/papal.html

See more also at: 

(Russian) https://www.catholicate.org/2025/06/fides-petraque-i.html

(Italian) https://www.catholicate.org/2025/06/fides-petraque-costituzione-apostolica.html

(English) https://www.catholicate.org/2025/06/fides-petraque-apostolic-constitution.html

(From the Stephenian Archives, Pontifical Apostolic Library.)



Historical Archive: His Holiness Pope Radislav I and Rev. Fr. Jay Scott Newman,

 


His Holiness Pope Radislav I (right), then as a young layman on the occasion of his confirmation/Chrismation in the Roman Church, administered by the Rev. Jay Scott Newman, JCL (left), who would later serve as Chancellor of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston, USA. This sacramental moment remains of enduring significance in the life of the United Roman-Ruthenian Church. Read more here: https://www.statopontificio.org/papal.html



See more also at: 

(Russian) https://www.catholicate.org/2025/06/fides-petraque-i.html

(Italian) https://www.catholicate.org/2025/06/fides-petraque-costituzione-apostolica.html

(English) https://www.catholicate.org/2025/06/fides-petraque-apostolic-constitution.html

(From the Stephenian Archives, Pontifical Apostolic Library.)