Most Reverend Bishop Paul-Marie Guillaume

(October 31, 1929, Dunkerque, France-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Saint-Die, France. Ordained Priest, April 9, 1955. Bishop of Saint-Die, France, October 29, 1984-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Jose Maria Guix Ferreres

(December 19, 1927, La Coromina de Cardona, Spain-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Vic, Spain. Ordained Priest, May 31, 1952. Auxiliary Bishop of Vic, Spain, October 22, 1968. Bishop of Vic, June 20, 1983-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Laurindo Guizzardi, C.S.

(July 7, 1934, Nova Bassano, Italy-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Foz do Iguacu, Parana, Brazil. Ordained Priest, Congregation of the Missionaries of St. Charles, December 20, 1959. Bishop of Bage, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, February 10, 1982. Bishop of Foz do Iguacu, Parana, Brazil, November 28, 2001-Current.

His Eminence Henryk Roman Cardinal Gulbinowicz

(October 17, 1928, Szukiski, Lithuania-Alive). Roman Catholic Metropolitan Archbishop of Wroclaw, Poland. Ordained Priest, June 18, 1950. Faculty Member, Seminary of Warmia, Poland, 1959-1970. Bishop and Apostolic Administrator of Bialiystok, January 12, 1970. Metropolitan Archbishop of Wroclaw, January 3, 1976. Elevated to the College of Cardinals, May 25, 1985.

Right Reverend Bishop Tony Guldbrandzen

(October 10, 1942, Kristinehamn, Sweden-Alive). Bishop of Harnsands, Sweden, the Church of Sweden, 2001-Current. Ordained Priest, Church of Sweden, 1967. Assistant Pastor, Church of Sweden, Enkoping, Sweden, 1967-1972. Adjunct Pastor, Church of Sweden, Tumba, Sweden, 1972-1974, Pastor, 1974-1994. Bishop of Harnsands, Sweden, August 1, 2001-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Thomas John Gumbleton

(January 26, 1930, Detroit, Michigan-Alive). Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit, Michigan, 1968-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, June 2, 1956. Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit, Michigan, and Titular Bishop of Ululi, March 8, 1968-Current.

Most Reverend Archbishop Richard Alston Gundrey

Archbishop of the Southwest, Catholic Apostolic Church of Antioch, Malabar Rite. Pastor, The Church of Antioch, Santa Fe, New Mexico, c. 2002. Founding Member, Ecumenical Conference of Independent Catholic Bishops, 2002. Archbishop of the Southwest and Director of Clergy, Catholic Apostolic Church of Antioch, Malabar Rite.

Grigory Gurkin

(1879, Ulala, Russia-October 10, 1937). Iconographer and Landscape Artist. Builder of iconstases, 1890s. Studied under I. I. Shishkin. Attended St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, 1899-1905. Held a two-man show of his paintings and those of Nikulin, achieving instant fame, 1907. Realized further successes with exhibitions in 1911 and 1915. Elected Chairman of Altay Highland Duma, 1917. Elected Chairman of independent Altaic state, 1918. Poisoned, then imprisoned by Kolchkak, 1918-1919. Liberated and departed for Mongolia. Pained in Tanna-Tuva Republic, 1921-1925. Exhibited in Novosibirsk, but criticised for being "old school," 1925. Participated in geological expedition to Belucha, 1926. Exhibited in Moscow, 1926. Charged with Turkish nationalism, 1934. Arrested, June, 1937. Executed by firing squad, October 10, 1937.

Reverend Thomas Guthrie

(July 12, 1803, Brechin, Scotland-February 24, 1873, St. Leonards-on-Sea, Scotland). Founder, Free Church of Scotland. Studied medicine. Licensed preacher, February 2, 1825. Minister of Arbirlot, 1827. Pastor, Old Greyfriars, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1837. Pastor, St. John's, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1840. Founder and Pastor, Free Church of St. John's, Castlehill, Scotland, 1843. Author, Plea for Ragged Schools and The Gospel in Ezekiel. Moderator, Free Church of Scotland General Assembly, 1862-1865. Advocate of abstinence, improved housing for the poor, more humane work laws, and better conditions and education for destitute children.

His Eminence XIIth Goshir Gyaltsapa

(1954, Nyimo, Tibet-Alive). Tibetan Karma Kagyu Buddhist Rinpoche. Also known as Dakpa Mingyur Gocha. Recognized by the XVIth Karmapa prior to his birth as the 12th reincarnation of the Goshir Gyalsab. Considered an emanation of Vajrapani. Escaped from Tibet to Sikkim with His Holiness the Karmapa, 1959. Appointed Vajra Regent. Resides at Rumtek, Sikkim, India.