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 1 1,4|      although still subject to the Metropolitan of Caesarea, was given the
 2 1,9|       thrive. In 1359 a Wallachian Metropolitan was appointed by Constantinople
 3 1,9|          and in 1401, the Romanian Metropolitan of Suceava in Moldavia was
 4 1,0|        Theopemptos was consecrated Metropolitan of Kiev and all but two
 5 1,0| Constantinople. (The first Russian Metropolitan was Hilarion in 1051, and
 6 1,0|            to Moscow by St. Peter, Metropolitan of Kiev († 1326 — commemorated
 7 1,0|          Russia could not accept a Metropolitan from there. Finally, in
 8 1,0|          Bishops elected their own Metropolitan and from this date the Russian
 9 1,0|             through the efforts of Metropolitan Gabriel of Moscow and his
10 1,0|         re-established and Tikhon, Metropolitan of Moscow, was elected Patriarch
11 1,1|         this Church is headed by a Metropolitan who lives in Warsaw.~ ~Czechoslovakia.~
12 1,1|          The Church is headed by a Metropolitan who lives in Prague.~ ~Sinai.~
13 1,1|        1970, and it is headed by a Metropolitan, who lives in Tokyo, and
14 1,3|           the See of Moscow as its Metropolitan, but he still kept a careful
15 1,3|        prophetic insight, the aged Metropolitan called for the missionary
16 1,4|         among the Saints Innocent, Metropolitan of Moscow, Enlightener of
17 1,4|         his wife. Hearing of this, Metropolitan Philaret of Moscow encouraged
18 1,4|            elevated to the rank of Metropolitan. He was especially loved
19 1,4|        blind and in constant pain, Metropolitan Innocent died on Holy Saturday,
20 1,4|          styling him St. Innocent, Metropolitan of Moscow, Enlightener of
21 1,4|       under the supervision of the Metropolitan of St. Petersburg, and the
22 1,4|     American delegates and elected Metropolitan Tikhon (formerly of America)
23 1,4|         the arrival of Platon (now Metropolitan) in America in 1922, Bishop
24 1,4|             Pennsylvania, in 1922, Metropolitan Platon was formally elected
25 1,4|        with the re-confirmation of Metropolitan Platen's election of 1922,
26 1,4|        suffering Church of Russia.~Metropolitan Platon served as Primate
27 1,4|           elected the new Primate.~Metropolitan Theophilus immediately set
28 1,4|          Sixth All American Sobor. Metropolitan Theophilus ruled during
29 1,4|            status during his rule. Metropolitan Leonty was a man of great
30 1,4|         Bishop of Chicago and now, Metropolitan. His wise leadership of
31 1,4|          realization of his dream.~Metropolitan Ireney (Bekish) was elected
32 1,4|       elected the new Primate upon Metropolitan Leonty's death, and became
33 1,5|      Brooklyn. At the same time, a Metropolitan Germanos from the Antiochian
34 1,5|          American Orthodox groups. Metropolitan Germanos returned to Beirut,
35 1,5|           are presently ruled by a Metropolitan, appointed by the Patriarch
36 1,5|           are presently ruled by a Metropolitan, resident in New York City.
37 1,5|            of Greece. In 1918, the Metropolitan of Athens, Meletios, visited
38 1,5|     parishes. On December 8, 1921, Metropolitan Meletios was elected Patriarch
39 1,5|     conclusion of World War I, the Metropolitan of Sibiu in Transylvania
40 1,5|         spiritual authority of the Metropolitan of Transylvania, those ordained
41 1,5|         spiritual authority of the Metropolitan of Moldavia.~In April, 1929,
42 1,5|  temporarily autonomous, headed by Metropolitan Platon (the Metropolia —
43 1,5|     America. This group split with Metropolitan Platon in 1924, united with
44 1,5|           is presently headed by a Metropolitan residing in New York City,
45 1,5|     Communists in the Ukraine, the Metropolitan of the self-consecrated
46 1,5|            headed by Mstislav, now Metropolitan). Bishop Bogdan refused
47 4,0|            Repose of St. Innocent, Metropolitan of Moscow, Enlightener of
48 4,0|     Glorification of St. Innocent, Metropolitan of Moscow, Enlightener of
49 7,2|          stood.~In 1559, the Greek Metropolitan, Neophytos, traveling through
50 7,2|           for her hospitality, the Metropolitan blessed her with an icon
51 7,2|           oppose the Tatars, while Metropolitan Barlaam, together with the
52 8,3|       takes place is a mystery. As Metropolitan Philaret of Moscow wrote
53 8,4|       introduced by Peter Moghila, Metropolitan of Kiev and adopted by the
54 8,6|        Greece, Albania, Cyprus) or Metropolitan (Russian Orthodox Church
55 8,6|         entitled the Katholicos.~ ~Metropolitan, Archbishop.~Originally
56 8,6|           Archbishop.~Originally a Metropolitan (from metropolis) was the
57 8,6|          Jerusalem) give the title Metropolitan to every Diocesan Bishop
58 8,6|       Archbishop now ranks above a Metropolitan in the Greek Churches, but
59 8,6|        Slavic Churches the rank of Metropolitan is pre-eminent.~ ~Archimandrite.~