Most Reverend Archbishop Boulos Nassif Borkhoche, M.S.S.P.

(October 7, 1932, Joun, Syria-Alive). Melkite Catholic Archbishop of Bosra and Hauran, Syria, 1983-Current. Ordained Priest, Melkite Rite, Missionary Society of St. Paul, Roman Catholic Church, September 14, 1960. Melkite Catholic Archbishop of Bosra and Hauran, Syria, June 14, 1983-Current.

Right Reverend Dr. Frederick Houk Borsch

(September 13, 1935, Chicago, Illinois-Alive). Episcopal Bishop of Los Angeles, California, 1988-2002. Ordained Priest, Episcopal Church, 1960. President, Dean, and Professor of New Testament, Church Divinity School of the Pacific, 1972-1981. Dean of the Chapel and Professor of Religion, Princeton University, 1981-1988. Bishop of Los Angeles, California, June, 1988-2002. Interim Dean, Berkeley Divinity School, Yale University.

Most Reverend Auxiliary Bishop Karl Borsch

(August 1, 1959, Huls, Germany-Alive). Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Aachen,Germany, 2003-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, September 26, 1992. Auxiliary Bishop of Aachen, Germany and Titular Bishop of Crepedula, November 21, 2003-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Anthony Gerard Bosco

(August 1, 1927, New Castle, Pennsylvania-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Greensburg, Pennsylvania, 1987-2004. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, June 7, 1952. Auxiliary Bishop of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Titular Bishop of Labicum, May 14, 1970. Bishop of Greensburg, Pennsylvania, April 2, 1987-January 2, 2004.

Most Reverend Bishop John Michael Botean

(July 9, 1955, Canton, Ohio-Alive). Bishop of the Romanian Eparchy of St. George the Martyr in Canton, Ohio, 1996-Current. Ordained Priest, Romanian Rite, Roman Catholic Church, May 13, 1986. Pastor, St. Michael Church, Aurora, Illinois, 1986-1990. Rector, St. George Cathedral, Canton, Ohio, 1990-1993. Vicar General and Apostolic Administrator, Romanian Catholic Diocese of St. George in Canton, Ohio, 1993-1996. Bishop of the Romanian Eparchy of St. George the Martyr, Canton, Ohio, August 24, 1996-Current.

Elias Boudinot

(May 2, 1740, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-October 24, 1821, Burlington, New Jersey). American Statesman and First President, American Bible Society, 1816. Attorney. Member, Committee of Safety, 1775. Commissary General of Prisoners, American Revolutionary Army, 1776-1779. Delegate, Continental Congress, 1778, 1781-1783 (President, 1782-1783). U.S. Representative (NJ), 1789-1795. Director, U.S. Mint, 1795-1805. First President, American Bible Society, 1816.

His Eminence Francis Cardinal Bourne

(March 23, 1861, Claphan, England-January 1, 1935, London, England). Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, England, 1903-1935. Ordained Priest, June 11, 1884. Co-Adjutor Bishop of Southwark, England, March 27, 1896. Bishop of Southwark, England, April 9, 1897. Archbishop of Westminster, England, September 11, 1903. Elevated to the College of Cardinals, November 27, 1911. Participated in Conclaves of 1914 and 1922.

Father Peter J. Bowes

(1951-Alive). Co-Founder, Co-Director and Master Teacher, Order of Christ/Sophia. Ordained Priest, Holy Order of Mans, 1974. Pastor, Christian congregations in Indianapolis, Indiana; Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo, California; and Bloomington, Indiana. Left the Holy Order of MANS, 1979. Ordained Priest by Master Raeson Ruiz, April 11, 1982. Co-Founder, Co-Director and Master Teacher, Order of Christ/Sophia, 1999-Current. Works with Mother Clare Watts. Author, The Word Within. Accomplished song-writer and singer of religious songs. Advocates Christian mysticism, ancient Wisdom Teachings, and equal emphasis on the feminine aspect of God.

Reverend William Lisle Bowles

(September 24, 1762, King's Sutton, Northamptonshire, England-April 7, 1850). Anglican Cleric, Critic and Poet. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church, 1792. Vicar, Bremhill, Wiltshire, England, 1804. Chaplain to the Prince Regent, 1818. Canon Residentiary, Salisbury Cathedral, Salisbury, England, 1828. Published a number of melancholy and emotional books of verse, which won the admiration of Coleridge and Wordsworth. In 1806, he published a work critical of Pope, leading to an acrimonious controversy in which he was assailed by Byron. Remembered for his sonnets.

Reverend Canon Malcolm Boyd

(June 8, 1923, New York, New York-Alive). Episcopal Priest and Author. Television producer. President, Television Producers Association of Hollywood, to 1951. Ordained Priest, Episcopal Church, 1956. Parish Priest, St. Gelorge's Church, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1956-1959. Pastor, Fort Collins, Colorado, 1959-1961. Chaplain, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, 1961. Civil rights activist. Freedom Rider. Came out as a gay man, 1977, and lives with his partner, Mark Thompson. Poet and Writer-in-Residence, Cathedral Center of Los Angeles, 1996-Current. Author of Are You Running with Me, Jesus?; Crisis in Communication; Christ and Celebrity Gods; Focus; If I Go Down to Hell; The Hunger, The Thirst; On the Battle Lives (Editor); They Aren't Real to Me (Play); The Job (Play); Study in Color (Play); The Community (Play); Boy (Play); Free to Live, Free to Die (1967); Look Back with Joy: A Celebration of Gay Lovers; Half Laughing, Half Crying; Gay Priest: An Inner Journey; Take Off the Masks (1978).

His Eminence Josip Cardinal Bozanic

(March 20, 1949, Rijeka, Croatia-Alive). Roman Catholic Archbishop of Zagreb, Croatia. Ordained Priest, June 29, 1975. Co-Adjutor Bishop of Krk, Croatia, May 10, 1989. Bishop of Krk, Croatia, November 14, 1989. Archbishop of Zagreb, Croatia, July 5, 1997-Current. President, Bishops' Conference of Croatia, October, 1997-Current. Elevated to the Sacred College of Cardinals, October, 2003.