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	Cyprus
		After the conquest of Cyprus by the Arabs, 632-647, the Christian population with its bishops emigrated to the mainland.
		The ecclesiastical history of Cyprus during this sad period is one of conflict between the two rival communions, the Greeks being always looked on as more or less schismatic both by the Latins and by the Greek Patriarch of Constantinople.
		The Latin bishops of Cyprus showed themselves generally worthy of their mission, by resisting the encroachments of the kings, sometimes also of the Latin Patriarchs of Jerusalem, and even of the pontifical legates.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/c/cyprus.html (1498 words)

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		Cyprus suffered greatly from Arab invasions in the following centuries, and during the reign of Justinian II the cities of Salamis (Constantia), Kourion and Paphos were sacked.
		The archbishop was moved from Nicosia to the region of Solia, near Morphou, the bishop of Larnaca was moved to the village of Lefkara etc. Each orthodox bishop was under the Catholic bishop of the area.
		It consists of his Beatitude the Archbishop of Cyprus as the Head of the Holy Synod, the Bishops of Paphos, Kition, Kyrenia, Limassol and Morphou, the Suffragan Bishops of Salamis, Trimithous and Arsinoe and the Bishop of Kykko Nikiforos, as regular members.
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	Orthodox Church - Printer-friendly - MSN Encarta
		The head of the church is called the archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cyprus; his residence is at Nicosia.
		The Orthodox Church of Greece is headed by the archbishop of Athens and all Greece, who serves as president of a synod of bishops that governs the church.
		The church is led by a metropolitan archbishop with headquarters in Warsaw.
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	List of Archbishops of Cyprus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a list of Archbishops of the Autocephalous Greek Cypriot Orthodox Church since its foundation with known dates of enthronement:
		During the Lusignan and later Venetian rule from 1260-1571 the Church of Cyprus ceased to be autocephalous and came under the direct rule of the Papacy, its fourteen Dioceses was reduced to four until 1571 when the Ottomans, for expedient administrative reasons, restored to the Orthodox Church of Cyprus all its previous privileges and rights.
		Makarios III (1950) Archbishop and first President of the Republic Cyprus
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Archbishops_of_Cyprus (129 words)

	Greek Church
		Once the schism ended, the Patriarchs of Antioch tried to reassert their authority; Cyprus resisted and even took advantage of the absence of the Syrian patriarch to have its independence recognized by the œcumenical council.
		The superior hierarchy of a Greek Church at the period we are treating of, viz., from the fourth to the tenth century, was composed of a patriarch, a catholicos, the greater metropolitans, the autocephalous metropolitans, the archbishops and the bishops.
		It must also be remembered that Cyprus and Crete (the latter being directly under Constantinople) were unable to have Greek bishops during the long centuries that those islands remained in the hands of the Latius.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/g/greek_church.html (18726 words)

	Greek Church (Catholic Encyclopedia) - BibleWiki
		The hierarchy consists of the Archbishop of Constantia and his three suffragans, the Bishops of Paphos, Cytion, and Cyrenia.
		The only extant dioceses are Jerusalem, Nazareth, and St. Jean d'Acre, but a number of titular metropolitans and archbishops aid the patriarch in the administration of his Church.
		The Patriarch of Alexandria, usually resident at Constantinople, sided with the bishop of the capital; the Greek Archbishop of Ochrida was devoted to Cærularius and was one of the first to stir up the question of the azymes as a grievance against Rome.
	bible.tmtm.com /wiki/Greek_Church_(Catholic_Encyclopedia) (16877 words)

	Orthodox Churches Online
		Archbishop of, Metropolitan of Belgrade-Karlovci and Patrirach of Serbia
		Patriarch of Romania, Metropolitan Ungro-Valachie, Archbishop of Bucharest
		Archbishop of Prague andMetropolitan of the Czech Lands and Slovakia
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	List of religious leaders in 2000 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Albania - Anastasius of Albania, Archbishop of Tiranë and All Albania (1992-present)
		Cyprus - Chrysostomos, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cyprus (1977-present)
		Greece - Christodoulos, Archbishop of Athens and All Greece (1998-present)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_religious_leaders_in_2000 (431 words)

	Ecclesia News Service
		The Orthodox Church of Cyprus formulated its position in the letter to His Holiness Patriarch Alexy, which was signed by Assistant Bishop Barnabas of Salamis due to the illness of His Beatitude Chrysostomos, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cyprus.
		The letter states that 'the intentions of the Roman Catholic Church to establish a Greek Catholic Patriarchate in Ukraine are regarded as the advancement of proselytism to the detriment of the Local Orthodox Church and thus as anticanonical and deserving condemnation.
		The Church of Greece flatly rejects: the unfraternal, illegal and provocative intention to create an Uniate patriarchate in Ukraine and regards this decision as a wound in theological dialogue and the recently achieved considerable progress in relations between the two Churches'.
	www.ecclesia.gr /English/news/feb19_2004_dt1.html (1798 words)

	Macedonia >> Site seeing round the 5 star hotels in Greece (Hellas), Cyprus
		The Early Christian pattern of ecclesiastical organisation degenerated in the 8th century and was replaced by organisation on the basis of the metropolis.
		The mid-Byzantine period saw the careers of the cleric Gregorius, of John Cameniates, of Theophylactus of Ochrid, of Cyrus of Kastoria, of the Metropolitans of Thessaloniki Michael Chumnus, Nicetas of Maroneia, Basil of Ochrid and Eustathius, and of the Jew Tobia Ben Eliezer of Kastoria.
		The number of monuments to have survived in Thessaloniki from the period after the Iconoclastic Controversy, in which the main features of Byzantine painting took shape, is small, but nonetheless large enough to permit identification of the prevailing artistic tendencies (Thessaloniki, Kastoria).
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	List of religious leaders in 2001 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bulgarian Catholic Church - Christo Proykov, Archbishop of Sofia (1995-present)
		Church of England - George Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury (1991-2002)
		Church of Sweden - Karl Gustav Hammar, Archbishop of Uppsala (1997-present)
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		It meets in ad hoc sessions when it is deemed necessary or when two of its members put forward a request.
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	Religious leaders (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Archbishops of Trivandrum 11 Jun 1932 - 15 Jul 1953 Mar Ivanios (b.
		Archbishops of Turku 1690 - 1718 Johannes Gezelius nuorempi (b.
		Constantinople continued to recognize Christophoros as archbishop until his death 19 Jun 1958 and never recognized Paisios or Damianos, who were only recognized by the Russian Church.
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	Science Fair Projects - List of religious leaders in 2005
		Croation Catholic Church - Slavomir Miklovs, Archbishop of Zagreb (1983-present)
		Ruthenian Catholic Church - Milan Sasik, Archbishop of Mukachevo (2002-present)
		Church of England - Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury (2002-present)
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	Jurisdictions
		Each is self-governing or "autocephalous" and is governed by its own senior bishop known as a "patriarch" or "metropolitan" archbishop.
		Today the Orthodox Church is comprised of four of these ancient patriarchates (excluding Rome), along with the "autocephalous" churches of Jerusalem, Russia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Georgia, Cyprus, Greece, Poland, Albania and America and the "autonomous" churches in the Czech and Slovak Republic, Sinai, Crete, Finland, Japan, China and Ukraine.
		The church was administratively divided into two metropolitan provinces, one with headquarters in Prague in the Czech Republic, and the other based in Slovakia.
	www.brucebarnard.com /jurisdictions (2666 words)

	ZENIT - Die Welt von Rom aus gesehen.
		This intention contradicts the common theological work on the definition of the foundations of ecclesiology within the framework of the Orthodox-Catholic dialogue.
		The ministry of the first bishop or, in a later terminology, of a metropolitan, as well as the ministry of a patriarch, catholicos or archbishop is linked with the inner life of the Church, with the aspiration to preserve the unity of the Local Churches and inner order.
		The canons of the Local and Ecumenical Councils and of the Holy Fathers of the Church bear sufficient witness to that.
	www.zenit.org /german/visualizza.phtml?sid=49342 (1698 words)

	Religious Delegations present at the Funeral of His Holiness John Paul II
		H.H. Bartholomew I, Archbishop of Constantinople, Ecumenical Patriarch
		H.E. Mitrofan, Archbishop of Pereiaslav-Khmelnitskii, Chargé d'Affaires of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church
		H.B. Christodoulos, Archbishop of Athens and All Greece
	www.vatican.va /gpII/documents/delegazioni-rel-esequie-jp-ii_20050408_en.html (1190 words)

	Religious leaders
		Constantinople continued to recognize Sabbazd as archbishop until his death 14 Nov 1959 and never recognized Eleutherius, who was recognized by the Russian Church.
		1959) Archbishops of Karelia and All Finland 1925 - 1 Jul 1960 Germanus (b.
		1978) Archbishops of Crete 28 Feb 1967 - 7 Feb 1978 Evgenios (s.a.) 10 Mar 1978 - 26 Jul 2006 Timotheos III (b.
	rulers.org /relig.html (13475 words)

	The truth about Macedonia
		On the meanwhile, further revelations on the Brits' role in the Cyprus drama are unfolding.
		C'mon Dimitri, in Cyprus we were fighting the Brits, not the Turks.
		The Brits were unable to abort the independence of Cyprus, but they had an antidote: They rallied the Turk-Cypriots against the Greek-Cypriots, official Ankara followed suit quite soon, and the rest is history...
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	NÖK
		“Despite his declarations of faithfulness to the Pope of Rome and the Major Archbishop of the UGCC, he recognized the uncanonical foreign Bishop Bernard Fellay, who does not recognize the authority of the Pope of Rome and is not united with the Catholic Church,” said Cardinal Husar.
		In addition, Cardinal Husar stressed that Vasyl Kovpak and his followers are always welcome to return to the UGCC on condition that they renounce their connection with Bishop Fellay.
		While the cardinal said he had "good hopes" for the February meetings, Vatican officials said the main items on the agenda are still Orthodox claims that Catholics are proselytizing in the former Soviet Union and Orthodox objections to the activities of the Eastern Catholic churches, especially in Ukraine.
	www.kirchen-in-osteuropa.de /archiv/04021901.htm (9820 words)

	List of religious leaders in 2005 - beginner-guide-to-online-day-trading.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Chrysostomos, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cyprus (1977-present)
		Orthodox Church of Finland (autonomy under Ecumenical Patriarchate) - Leo, Archbishop of Karelia and All Finland (2001-present)
		Ioannis VI, Archbishop of Ohrid and Metropolitan of Skopje (2005-present)
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	BBC: Deal struck to heal Church rift/Vatican, Russian Orthodox, Ukraine Catholic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		A scheduled visit by Kasper two years ago was canceled because of Orthodox outrage over the naming of archbishops in Russia by the pope.
		This nationalist role of the Uniate Church continued in the reborn Poland and under German occupation under its leader Archbishop Sheptycky (whose brother General Count Szeptycki was a prominent hardline Polish nationalist - sometimes identities get a little complicated in this part of the world).
		Stalin shut the church down in 1946 and yes - confiscated all of its churches and other property secularizing most, giving the rest to the Orthodox.
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	Orthodox Church - MSN Encarta
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		The Orthodox Church of Cyprus traces its origins to the apostles Paul and Barnabas, who brought Christianity to the island in the 1st century.
		In 1960 Archbishop Makarios III led Cyprus to independence from Great Britain and became the country’s first president.
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	Autocephalous Orthodox Churches centered at Constantinople
		Ethiopian Catholic Church: Archbishop of Addis Ababa of the Ethiopians; Archbishop Berhane-Yesus Demerew Souraphiel (A splinter group from the Oriental Orthodox Churches)
		Syro-Malankara Catholic Church: Metropolitan of Trivandrum of the Syro-Malankarese; Archbishop Cyril Mar Baselios Malancharuvil (A splinter group from the Oriental Orthodox Churches)
		Romanian Catholic Church: Archbishop of Fagaras and Alba Iulia; Metropolitan Lucian Muresan (A splinter group from the Orthodox Church)
	www.bible.ca /orthodox-church-autocephalous-hierarchy-organization.htm (4718 words)

	List of Participants
		Gennadios, Archbishop, Metropolitan of the Greek Orthodox in Italy, Exarch of Southern Europe
		- H.E. Vasilios, Bishop of Trimithus, Vicar of the Greek Orthodox Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cyprus
		- Cardinal Vinko Puljic, Archbishop of Vrhbosna, Bosnia and Herzegovina
	www.vatican.va /special/assisi-participants_20020118_en.html (1250 words)

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