His Beatitude Archbishop Markarios III

(August 13, 1913, Pano Panayia, Cyprus-August 3, 1977, Nicosia, Cyprus). Greek Orthodox Archbishop of Cyprus, 1950-1977, and President of the Republic of Cyprus, 1960-1977. Born Mikhail Khristodolou Mouskos. Ordained Priest, Greek Orthodox Church, 1946. Bishop of Kition, 1948. Archbishop of Cyprus, 1950. Leader of the movement among Greek Cypriots for enosis (union with Greece). Exiled by British, 1956-1958. Sought independence for Cyprus, 1958. First President of independent Cyprus, August 16, 1960. Pursued neutralist policy. Pressured by Greek government to increase Greek influence in Cypriot affairs, while the Cypriot Orthodox Church pressured him to resign the Presidency. A terrorist campaign by General George Grivas led to his overthrow in a coup, July 15, 1974. After a brief exile, he returned to Cyprus and resumed his Presidency, July 23, 1974, remaining in office until his death.

Malcolm X

(May 19, 1925, Omaha, Nebraska-February 21, 1965, New York, New York). Founder, Muslim Mosque, Incorporated. Born Malcolm Little. Lived in Lansing, Michigan. Moved to Harlem, New York, where he became a leader in local narcotics, prostitution and gambling rings. Convicted of burglary in Boston, Massachusetts, 1946, and served 7 years in prison. Converted to the Nation of Islam while in prison. Changed his surname to "X" to replace his "slave name." Minister and National Spokesman for the Nation of Islam, a Black separatist organization. His eloquence, vivid personality, and suspicions about Elijah Muhammad's lifestyle caused conflicts within the Muslim community. Malcolm broke with the Nation of Islam in March, 1964. Founder, Muslim Mosque, Incorporated. After a trip to Mecca, he supported integration as a goal for America. His home was firebombed, February 14, 1965. One week later, he was assassinated at a speaking engagement by three assailants who were members of the Nation of Islam.

Most Reverend Bishop Fernando Carlos Maletti

(March 17, 1949, Buenos Aires, Argentina-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina. Ordained Priest, November 24, 1973. Bishop of San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina, July 20, 2001-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Michael John Malone

(October 23, 1939, Willoughby, Australia-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Maitland-Newcastle, Australia. Ordained Priest, July 18, 1964. Co-Adjustor Bishop of Maitland, December 12, 1994. Bishop of Maitland-Newcastle, November 3, 1995-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Richard Joseph Malone

(March 19, 1946, Salem, Massachusetts-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Portland, Maine, 2004-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, May 20, 1972. Auxiliary Bishop of Boston, Massachusetts and Titular Bishop of Aptuca, January 27, 2000. Bishop of Portland, Maine, February 10, 2004-Current.

Most Reverend Auxiliary Bishop Vincent Malone

(September 11, 1931, Liverpool, England-Alive). Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Liverpool, England. Ordained Priest, September 18, 1955. Auxiliary Bishop of Liverpool, England, May 13, 1989-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop William Francis Malooly

(January 18, 1944, Baltimore, Maryland-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Wilmington, Delaware, 2008-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, May 7, 1970. Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore, Maryland, and Titular Bishop of Flumenzer, December 12, 2000-July 7, 2008. Bishop of Wilmington, Delaware, July 7, 2008-Current.

His Eminence Joseph Albert Cardinal Malula

(December 12, 1917, Leopoldville, Belgian Congo-June 14, 1989, Louvain, Belgium). Roman Catholic Metropolitan Archbishop of Kinshasa, Zaire, 1964-1989. Ordained Priest, June 9, 1946. Auxiliary Bishop of Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, Muly 18, 1959. Attended Vatican II Council. Metropolitan Archbishop of Leopoldville, Republic of Congo, July 7, 1964 (title changed to Metropolitan Archbishop of Kinshasa, Zaire, May 30, 1966). Elevated to College of Cardinals, April 28, 1969. Participated in Conclaves of 1978.

Most Reverend Auxiliary Bishop Vaclav Maly

(September 21, 1950, Prague, Czechoslovakia-Alive). Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Prague, Czech Republic. Ordained Priest, June 26, 1976. Auxiliary Bishop of Prague, December 3, 1996. Noted for having suggested that Pope John Paul II should retire (2002) and for advocating legalized prostitution to combat AIDS and abuse of women in the sex trade.

Most Reverend Bishop George Mamalassery

(April 22, 1932, Kalathoor, India-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Tura, India. Ordained Priest, April 23, 1960. Bishop of Tura, India, January 12, 1979-Current.

Most Reverend Auxiliary Bishop Anthony Mancini

(November 27, 1945, Mignano Monte Lungo, Italy-Alive). Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Ordained Priest, May 23, 1970. Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, February 18, 1999-Current.