-
accompanies the
conferring of a
blessing or authority. In
Christian churches,
chirotony is used as both a
symbolic and
formal method of
invoking the Holy Spirit...
- the
bishop of
Cetinje and
Metropolitan of
Skenderija and Primorje. The
chirotony,
which took
place during the national-church ****embly, was parti****ted...
-
Petro Parfenii Petrovich was an
Orthodox Bishop and a
Basilian monk who
united the
Ruthenian Church with Rome. On
April 24, 1646, 63
Ruthenian priests...
- chorbishops. The
title of the
ordination for a
chorbishop reads, in fact, "The
chirotony by
which are
completed the
chorbishops and the
metropolitans and the high...
-
criticized him for
accepting foreign chirotony, however, in 1696 ****nije III Čarnojević
recognized the
chirotony due to Nikodim's
resolute defense of...
-
authorities that did not
grant permission to
carry out the
episcopal chirotony of the
fourth hierarch and thus
obtain the
canonically required number...
- the
Cathedral of St. Mary
Magdalene in Warsaw, he
accepted episcopal chirotony and was
appointed vicar of the Warsaw-Bielsk
diocese with the
title of...
-
Autocephalous Orthodox Church three candidates for
clergy to
accept bishop chirotony and take over the
cathedral in Wrocław and Szczecin: Mikołaj Niesłuchowski...
-
Russian Orthodox Church announced his
episcopal appointment. The
episcopal chirotony, on the
other hand, took
place on
August 20 of the same year at Kiev's...
-
ordained a
bishop at the
Cathedral of St.
Alexander Nevsky in Tallinn. The
chirotony (laying on of hands) was done by
Alexei II with
Metropolitan Tikhon (Tajakka)...
