Most Reverend Bishop Giuseppe Anfossi

(March 7, 1935, Marebbe-Enneberg, Italy-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Aosta, Italy. Ordained Priest, June 28, 1959. Bishop of Aosta, Italy, December 30, 1994-Current.

Rabbi Marc Dwight Angel

Sephardic Orthodox Jewish Rabbi. Ordained Rabbi, Orthodox Judaism. Rabbi, Congregation Shearith Israel, New York, New York, c. before 2000-Current. Rabbi Angel's synagogue is the oldest synagogue in the United States, founded in 1654. A Governor of the Orthodox Union. Author.

Most Reverend Kenneth Anthony Angell

(August 3, 1930, Providence, Rhode Island-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Burlington, Vermont, 1992-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, May 26, 1956. Auxiliary Bishop of Providence, Rhode Island, and Titular Bishop of Septimunicia, August 9, 1974. Bishop of Burlington, Vermont, October 6, 1992-Current.

Reverend Ernest Angley

(1921, Gastonia, North Carolina-Alive). Televangelist. Left Baptist Church and became a Pentecostal, 1939. Preacher, Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee). Faith Healer. Founder, Healing Stripes Evangelistic Association, 1952. Pastor and Founder, Grace Cathedral, Akron, Ohio, 1957. Publisher, The Power of the Holy Ghost magazine. Founder, Ernest Angley Ministries. Noted for his distinctive speaking style and dramatic "healings" on his nationally-televised revivals.

Reverend Dr. John F. Ankerberg

Televangelist. Ordained Minister, Baptist Church. Founder and President, Ankerberg Theological Research Institute. Producer and Host, "The John Ankerberg Show" television program. Director, National Religious Broadcasters. Author and Co-Author of 59 books on Christian themes.

His Eminence Ruggero Luigi Emidio Cardinal Antici Mattei

(March 23, 1811, Recanati, Marche, Italy-April 21, 1883, Rome, Italy). Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, September 7, 1834. Dean of the Vatican Basilica. Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of the Consistorial and the Sacred Colege of Cardinals, 1850-1875. Titular Patriarch of Constantinople, January 8, 1866-1875. Cardinal in pectore, March 15, 1875; published September 17, 1875. Auditor General of the Apostolic Chamber, March 31, 1875. Participated in Conclave of 1878.

His Eminence Ennio Cardinal Antonelli

(November 18, 1936, Todi, Italy-Alive). Roman Catholic Archbishop of Florence, Italy, 2001-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, April 2, 1960. Bishop of Gubbio, Italy, May 25, 1982. Archbishop of Perugia-Citta della Pieve, Italy, October 6, 1988-May 26, 1995. Archbishop of Florence, Italy, March 21, 2001-Current. Elevated to the Sacred College of Cardinals, October 21, 2003.

His Eminence Giacomo Cardinal Antonelli

(April 2, 1808, Sonnino, Italy-November 6, 1876, Rome, Italy). Roman Catholic Cardinal and Secretary of State of the Papal States, 1848-1876. Ordained Deacon, Roman Catholic Church, 1840. Elevated to the Sacred College of Cardinals, June 11, 1847. Secretary of State of the Papal States, 1848-1876. Premier of the first constitutional ministry of Pius IX, March 10, 1848. The last of the "lay" Cardinals who were never ordained as priests.