Most Reverend Archbishop Claude Feidt

(March 7, 1936, Audun-le-Roman, France-Alive). Roman Catholic Archbishop of Aix-Arles-Embrun, France, 1999-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, December 24, 1961. Auxiliary Bishop of Chambery, France and Titular Bishop of Balecium, Juy 5, 1980. Co-Adjutor Bishop of Cambery, France, February 16, 1985. Bishop of Cambery, France, May 14, 1985. Archbishop of Aix-Arles-Embrun, France, June 17, 1999-Current.

Rabbi Moshe Feinstein

(March 3, 1895, Uzda, Belorussia-March 24, 1986, New York, New York). Orthodox Jewish Rabbi. "Reb Moshe" was the leading authority on Orthodox Jewish religious law (halacha) during the last century. Rabbi of Luban, near Minsk, 1921. Emigrated to the United States, 1937. Named Rosh Yeshiva (Dean) of Mesivta Tiferes Yerushalayim, a New York yeshiva (Jewish school), 1938-1986. As his reputation grew, his rulings on religious law came to be accepted worldwide. A multi-volume collection of his letters, Igros Moshe, is considered authoritative among Orthodox Jews with regard to moral and ethical issues. President of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United States and Canada, 1968-1986. Chairman, American Branch, Mo'ezet Gedolei ha-Torah of Agudat Yisrael, the Council of Torah Sages, and acknowledged as the Gadol Ha-Dor, or preeminent individual of his generation of Jewish scholars.

Peter Feldmajer

(July 14, 1953, Nagykoros, Hungary-Alive). Jewish Community Leader. Attorney. Alderman, Jewish Community of Nagykoros, Hungary, 1982-Current. President, Federation of Jewish Communities in Hungary (MAZSIHISZ), 1991-1999, 2005-Current. President, Confederation of the Jewish Communities in Hungary (MAZSIKE), 2000-2006.

Right Reverend Bishop Vicar Simion Felecan

Bishop Vicar of the Romanian Orthodox Church in Europe. Ordained Priest, Romanian Orthodox Church. Bishop Vicar of Europe, Munich, Germany, c. 2001-Current.

His Eminence Pericle Cardinal Felici

(August 1, 1911, Segni, Italy-March 22, 1982, Foggia, Italy). Roman Catholic Cardinal and Vatican Official. Ordained Priest, October 28, 1933. Rector, Pontifical Roman Athenaeum of S. Apollinare, 1938-1948. Privy Chamberlain, December 28, 1940. Auditor of Sacred Roman Rota, September 20, 1947-1960. Secretary General, Central Preparatory Commission, Vatican II Council, June 7, 1960. Titular Archbishop of Samosota, September 3, 1960. Secretary General of Vatican II Council, 1962-1965. Pro-President, Pontifical Commission for Revision of Code of Canon Law, February 21, 1967. Elevated to College of Cardinals, June 26, 1967. Prefect, Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signature, August 16, 1977. Participated in Conclaves of 1978 and imposed the pallium on both new Popes.

Most Reverend Bishop Bernard Fellay

(April 12, 1958, Switzerland-Alive). Superior General, Society of St. Pius X and Bishop, Traditionalist Catholic Movement. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, June 29, 1982. Joined dissident traditionalist movement led by Roman Catholic Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre. Ordained Bishop by Lefebvre against Vatican prohibition, June 30, 1988. Excommunicated by the Roman Catholic Church, 1988. Superior General, Society of St. Pius X, July, 1994-Current. Resides in Menzingen, Switzerland.

Most Reverend Bishop David Eugene Fellhauer

(August 19, 1939, Kansas City, Missouri-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Victoria, Texas, 1990-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, May 29, 1965. Bishop of Victoria, Texas, April 7, 1990-Current.

Most Reverend Auxiliary Bishop Percival Joseph E. Fernandez

(December 20, 1935, Mangalore, India-Alive). Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Mumbai, India. Ordained Priest, December 21, 1960. Auxiliary Bishop of Mumbai, India, March 13, 2001-Current.

Most Reverend Archbishop Rene Fernandez Apaza

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(January 9, 1924, Padilla, Bolivia-Alive). Roman Catholic Archbishop of Cochabamba, Boliva, 1988-1999. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, November 28, 1948. Bishop of Oruro, Bolivia, March 2, 1968. Bishop of the Bolivian Military, July 30, 1975-May 17, 1986. Co-Adjutor Archbishop of Sucre, Bolivia, November 21, 1981. Archbishop of Sucre, Bolivia, November 30, 1983. Archbishop of Cochabama, Bolivia, April 16, 1988-July 8, 1999.

Most Reverend Bishop Joseph Anthony Ferrario

(March 3, 1926, Scranton, Pennsylvania-December 12, 2003, Liliha, Hawaii). Roman Catholic Bishop of Honolulu, Hawaii, 1982-1993. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, May 19, 1951. Auxiliary Bishop of Honolulu, Hawaii, and Titular Bishop of Cusae, November 8, 1977. Bishop of Honolulu, Hawaii, May 13, 1982-October 12, 1993. In 1989, he was accused of sexually molesting a young boy--the first American Catholic Bishop to face such an accusation. He denied the allegations and the lawsuit was eventually dismissed because the statute of limitations had passed. He then excommunicated six of his critics, but the Vatican overruled him.

General Bishop Julius Filo

(December 17, 1950, Paladzka, Slovakia-Alive). General Bishop, Evangelical Church in Slovakia, Augsburg Confession, 1994-Current. Ordained Priest, Evangelical Church in Slovakia, Augsburg Confession, November 3, 1974. Pastor, Lutheran Congregation, Svalty Jur, Slovakia, 1980-1985. Youth Secretary, Lutheran World Federation, 1985-1990. Chair, Department of Practical Theology, Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary, Batislava, Slovakia, 1990-Current. General Bishop, Evangelical Church in Slovakia, Augsburg Confession, 1994-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Brian Vincent Finnigan

(August 25, 1938, Port Fairy, Victoria, Australia-Alive). Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Brisbane, Australia. Ordained Priest, May 23, 1970. Vicar General of Ballarat, Australia, 1991. General Secretary, Australian Catholic Bishops Conference, 1998-2002. Auxiliary Bishop of Brisbane, Australia, April 8, 2002-Current.