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 1 1,7|               St. Basil the Great, Archbishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia (†
 2 1,7|            Gregory the Theologian, Archbishop of Constantinople († 389).~
 3 1,7|               St. John Chrysostom, Archbishop of Constantinople († 407).~
 4 1,8|               St. Gregory Palamas, Archbishop of Thessalonica († ca. 1360).~
 5 1,8|   liturgical services.~ ~St. Mark, Archbishop of Ephesus (15th Cent.).~
 6 1,9|            consecration in 1219 as Archbishop of Serbia, and in 1346 a
 7 1,1|            role played by the late Archbishop Makarios, who ruled Cyprus
 8 1,1|            25, 1821, Germanos, the Archbishop of Patras, raised the banner
 9 1,1|        Synod, presided over by the Archbishop of Athens.~ ~Albania.~Christianized
10 1,1|        this Monastery is always an Archbishop, elected by the Monks of
11 1,1|        Nicholas (Kassatkin), later Archbishop of Japan († 1912 — commemorated
12 1,3|          enlarged domain. In 1869, Archbishop Innocent was elevated to
13 1,4|         elevated to the dignity of Archbishop and his new Archdiocese
14 1,4|         personal example. In 1860, Archbishop Innocent met the future
15 1,4|             and the newly-elevated Archbishop Tikhon was now given two
16 1,4|          over 200 years.)~In 1907, Archbishop Tikhon was replaced by Archbishop
17 1,4|  Archbishop Tikhon was replaced by Archbishop Platon (Rozhdestvensky),
18 1,4|           were organized. In 1915, Archbishop Evdokim (Meschersky) replaced
19 1,4|      Evdokim (Meschersky) replaced Archbishop Platon and though he spent
20 1,4|   Orthodoxy.~With the departure of Archbishop Evdokim to Russia to attend
21 1,4|     Cleveland, Ohio. It confirming Archbishop Alexander as the Primate
22 1,4|       under the local direction of Archbishop Appollinary. In 1934, at
23 1,5|      ordained to the Priesthood by Archbishop Platon in New York and the
24 1,5|          was consecrated Bishop by Archbishop Tikhon as his Auxiliary
25 1,5|   spiritual jurisdiction of either Archbishop Tikhon and the Russian Church
26 1,5|            elevated to the rank of Archbishop and in 1923, he consecrated
27 1,5|            in numbers and in 1931, Archbishop Athenagoros was appointed
28 1,5| Constantinople, being succeeded by Archbishop Michael of Corinth as Exarchate
29 1,5|          are headed by an Exarch — Archbishop, residing in New York, and
30 1,5|          Bogdan was consecrated by Archbishop Athenogoros of the Greek
31 1,5|            status until 1924, when Archbishop John Theodorovich arrived
32 1,5|         Church in Canada. In 1949, Archbishop Mstislav (Skrypnik) was
33 1,5|            Church of America under Archbishop Mstislav merged with the
34 1,5|    Ukrainian Orthodox Church under Archbishop John (Theodorovich) to form
35 3,6|            to St. Gregory Palamas, Archbishop of Thessalonica. St. Gregory'
36 4,0|         Nicholas the Wonderworker, Archbishop of Myra in Lycia (Dec. 6)~
37 6,2|     representative was Macedonius, Archbishop of Constantinople. The Pneumatomachi
38 7,2|            On the third night, the Archbishop of Novgorod, Elijah, heard
39 7,2|            of the Queen of Heaven, Archbishop Elijah then established
40 7,2|         into the town and tell the Archbishop and the rulers about her
41 7,2|          together with her, to the Archbishop and the Governor of the
42 7,2|       where a Molieben was sung by Archbishop Jeremiah. A Cross-Procession
43 8,6|        other Churches are entitled Archbishop (i.e., Greece, Albania,
44 8,6|        Katholicos.~ ~Metropolitan, Archbishop.~Originally a Metropolitan (
45 8,6|       capital of a province, while Archbishop was a more general title
46 8,6|         Bishop and grant the title Archbishop to those who formerly would
47 8,6|      styled Metropolitans. Thus an Archbishop now ranks above a Metropolitan
48 9,7|          but from time to time. As Archbishop Paul, Primate of the Orthodox
49 9,7|         from The Faith We Hold, by Archbishop Paul, p.85-86.]~The Jesus