Saint Justus III (birth name: Matthias Thomas Josephus Lemann) was the Arch-Patriarch of the Selucian Patriarchal Church, originating from Hulstria and Gao-Soto. Before his election to the Arch-Patriarchate by the Conclave in 3446, he was a Selucian Patriarchal Cardinal, the Archbishop of Phönix, the Scriba of the Convocation for the Doctrine of the Faith. He was a member of the Order of Justine Friars. He was especially notable for the young age at which he succeeded the late Cardinal Medgar Haas to the see of Phönix and his appointment as Scriba of the Convocation for the Doctrine by Sulla I.
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| - Saint Justus III (birth name: Matthias Thomas Josephus Lemann) was the Arch-Patriarch of the Selucian Patriarchal Church, originating from Hulstria and Gao-Soto. Before his election to the Arch-Patriarchate by the Conclave in 3446, he was a Selucian Patriarchal Cardinal, the Archbishop of Phönix, the Scriba of the Convocation for the Doctrine of the Faith. He was a member of the Order of Justine Friars. He was especially notable for the young age at which he succeeded the late Cardinal Medgar Haas to the see of Phönix and his appointment as Scriba of the Convocation for the Doctrine by Sulla I.
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| - Archbishop of Phönix, Patriarch of the East and Primate of Hulstria and Gao-Soto
- Arch-Patriarch of the Selucian Patriarchal Church
- Cardinal-Priest of the Selucian Patriarchal Church
- Scriba of the Convocation for the Doctrine of the Faith
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| - Empyrean Temple, Auroria, Selucia
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| - Arch-Patriarch St. Justus III
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| - Saint Justus III (birth name: Matthias Thomas Josephus Lemann) was the Arch-Patriarch of the Selucian Patriarchal Church, originating from Hulstria and Gao-Soto. Before his election to the Arch-Patriarchate by the Conclave in 3446, he was a Selucian Patriarchal Cardinal, the Archbishop of Phönix, the Scriba of the Convocation for the Doctrine of the Faith. He was a member of the Order of Justine Friars. He was especially notable for the young age at which he succeeded the late Cardinal Medgar Haas to the see of Phönix and his appointment as Scriba of the Convocation for the Doctrine by Sulla I. Justus III was deeply rather than strictly religious, ecumenically-minded and a champion of interfaith dialogue. Nevertheless, he has denounced heresies such as Hosio-Felinism within the church most fiercely. His commitment to democracy before assuming the Arch-Patriarchate had led to expectations that he will lift the unofficial stance of the church against democracy, which he later fulfilled. During his 40-year pontificate, Justus III was seen to be a passionate champion for ecumenicalism, interfaith dialogue and reconciliation. He is also credited with disentangling the Church from Selucian foreign policy, leading to criticism from Selucio-Pontesian hardliners which led to a minor split-off from the Church. Shortly after his death in 3486 at the age of 99, he was declared hosios by his successor, Arch-Patriarch Thomas V, and after 6 months his beatification followed. At his inauguration as Arch-Patriarch, Lemann took the papal name Justus, after St. Justus, the founder of his erstwhile monastic order. The motto of Arch-Patriarch Justus III, Noli Turbere, Maneo Tecum (Fear not, I shall be with you) comes from the Annunciation according to Theodore, reported to be the last words of Eliyahu to his disciples before his Hiding. The Second Council of Auroria, in its Apostolic Constitution Gaudent Pii Omnes which reunited the Theognosian Church and the Selucian Patriarchal Church, lauded St. Justus III's efforts towards Hosian reconciliation and declared him, alongside St. Pius II, the founder of Theognosianism, special patron of the unity of the Church.
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