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Meletie Covaci (1707 – 11
April 1775) was an
Aromanian Catholic bishop in the
Habsburg monarchy. Born in Naousa, in the
Ottoman Empire (now in Greece)...
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frequently made use of
either pseudonyms (Diomed, Dio, Funfurpan, Const.
Meletie) or
initials (B. F., B. Fd., fd.).
These included his
January 1916 positive...
- Anne
Ulrika Qvist Xiaoxin Yang Cyprus
Georgia Avraam Foteini Meletie Konstantina Meletie Luxembourg
Ariel Barbosa Tessy Gonderinger Ni
Xiaojing Julie...
- Romania. It
owned houses, land,
money and
precious liturgical items.
Bishop Meletie Stavropoleos donated five
houses for the
clergy and staff. From the property...
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connections with
Austria into the
Crimean War and after.
Another son,
Manolachi (
Meletie) Istrati,
embraced a
career in the
Moldavian Orthodox Church, but ****isted...
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General of the
French colony of Saint-Domingue, now
Haiti (b. 1721)
April 11
Meletie Covaci,
Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1707)
Roger Mostyn,
English churchman...
- in the
cemetery behind the church. The
oldest grave, from 1813,
holds Meletie, the last
parish priest of the
local Gr**** chapel.
Notable burials include...
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Constantinople (1834–1912),
Patriarch (1878–1884, 1901–1912),
family from Kruševo
Meletie Covaci (1707–1775),
Catholic bishop Theodore Kavalliotis (1718–1789), Gr****...
- Navickas (LTU) E Riliškytė (LTU) 0 M Yiangou (CYP) F
Meletie (CYP) 3 M Yiangou (CYP) F
Meletie (CYP) 0 A Limonov (UKR) S Brateyko (UKR) 3 J Piccolin (ITA)...
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consecrator was
Bishop Vasilije Božičković and co-consecrators were
Bishop Meletie Covaci and
Bishop Franz Josef von Gondola.
During his episcopacy, in 1777...
