Office Christianity

Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople

Patriarcha Oecumenicus Constantinopolitanus la

Highest position in the Eastern Orthodox Church

Also called patriarchate.org, bishop of Bizance, Patriarch of Constantinople

Overview

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A sequence of office-holders, not a family genealogy.

until 38 CE Andrew the Apostle religious figure of the Christian faith
Gap about 341 years with no holder recorded

379 CE – 381 CE Gregory of Nazianzus Christian saint and theologian (c. 329 – 390)
Gap about 425 years with no holder recorded

12 April 806 CE – 13 March 815 CE Nikephoros I of Constantinople patriarch of Constantinople
Gap about 32 years with no holder recorded

847 CE – 858 CE Ignatius of Constantinople 9th century Patriarch of Constantinople
858 CE – 867 CE Photios I of Constantinople 9th Century Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople
867 CE – 877 CE Ignatius of Constantinople 9th century Patriarch of Constantinople
877 CE – 886 CE Photios I of Constantinople 9th Century Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople
25 December 886 CE – 17 May 893 CE Stephen I of Constantinople Patriarch of Constantinople
Gap about 523 years with no holder recorded

1416 CE – 1439 CE Joseph II of Constantinople Patriarch of Constantinople
Gap about 482 years with no holder recorded

8 December 1921 CE – 20 September 1923 CE Meletios Archbishop of Athens (1918–1920), Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople (1921–1923) and Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria (1926–1935)

No dates recorded 4

Dates unrecorded Macedonius I of Constantinople 4th-century Greek bishop of Constantinople
Dates unrecorded Nicholas II of Constantinople Patriarch of Constantinople
Dates unrecorded Nestorius Christian theologian (c. 386–c. 451)
Dates unrecorded Philotheus I of Constantinople Patriarch of Constantinople

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