Dorostolsk diocese ( Bulgarian. Dorostolsk diocese ) - the diocese of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church with a pulpit in the city of Silistra (old name: Dorostol) and bishops' governors in Dulovo , Karapelit and Alfatar .
| Dorostol diocese | |
|---|---|
| Bulgarian Orthodox Church | |
| General information | |
| A country | Bulgaria |
| Diocesan Center | Silistra |
| Control | |
| Ruling bishop | Ambrose (Parashkev) (from January 17, 2010 ) |
| Cathedral Church | Cathedral Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul (Silistra) |
| Site | www.silistra-diocese.eu |
History
A Christian sermon arrived in the Roman city of Durostor no later than the end of the 3rd century. The first news of the episcopal department in Durostor refers to the 2nd floor. IV century: approx. 383 years the department was occupied by the bishop. Auxentius, Arian.
On February 28, 1870, Sultan Abdul-Azis issued a firman about the creation of the Bulgarian Exarchate ; The 10th point of the firman, divided the exarchate into 15 dioceses, among which was Silistra.
At the People’s Council in 1870 in Constantinople, it was decided to unite the Rusenskaya and Silistrensky dioceses into a single Dorostolo-Chervensky Metropolis, with a pulpit in Rousse, and in 1872 the ruling bishop of the new diocese was elected.
By the decision of the fifth church-people's council of December 17, 2001, the Dorostolo-Cherven diocese was divided into the Rusen and Dorostol diocese.
Bishops
- Silistra diocese
- Leonty (c. 1055 - mentioned 1072) [1]
- Christopher (mentioned 1082 [2] - c. 1085 [1] )
- Leo (cited 1166–1167) [3]
- Zechariah (mentioned 1360) [4]
- Callist (mentioned 1438-1439) [5]
- Parthenius (mentioned 1564 [6] - mentioned 1580 [7] )
- Gregory (mentioned May 1590 [8] - June 1591 [9] )
- Joasaph (mentioned January 1605) [8]
- Mitrofan (August 1618) [8]
- Joachim (January 1618 [9] - 1633 [10] )
- Meletius (mentioned 1622 [9] - 1626 [10] )
- Anthony (August 1623 - mentioned on September 24, 1628, [9] was re-elected on March 22, 1633, [10] first prize presented in August 1643 [9] )
- Gregory (presomen 1631) [9]
- Paisius (elected to the region in 1647) [9]
- Anthony (until March 16, 1650) [9]
- Macarius (elected pres. 1651, [11] suspended in 1674 [12] )
- Dionysius (elected on 03.21.1674) [12]
- Macarius (mentioned March 1677 [12] - mentioned October 1684 [13] )
- Gennady (mentioned 1682 [12] - mentioned 1683 [13] )
- Parthenius (mentioned February 1687 - March 1689) [12]
- Athanasius (mentioned July 1691 - October 1710) [12]
- Hierofei (in the world, John Komnin [14] ; elected in 1710, [13] repaired in Bukuresh pres 1719 [12] )
- Seraphim (1719-1725) [13]
- Constantine (1725-1734) [13]
- Bartholomew (November 1734 [13] - 1764 [15] )
- Cyril (1764) [15]
- Parthenius (July 1764-1790) [15]
- Gregory Ι (December 1790-1800) [15]
- Gregory ΙΙ (September 1800 - January 1806) [15]
- Cyril (January 1806-1813) [16]
- Kallinik (April 1813-1821) [17]
- Anfim (March 1821 - November 1836) [17]
- Gregory (November 1836-1839 / 1840) [17]
- Jerome (January 1840-1851) [17]
- Dionysius (November 18, 1851 [16] - 1867 [13] )
- Matthew (September 1867 - October 1876) [13]
Dorostolo-Cherven diocese (with a department in Ruse)
- Dorofei (Spasov) (1871 - July 1, 1872) w / u, met. Sofia
- Gregory (Nemtsov) (July 1, 1872 - December 16, 1898)
- Vasily (Mikhailov) (July 18, 1899 - January 24, 1927)
- Mikhail (Chavdarov) (April 10, 1927 - May 8, 1961)
- Sofroniy (Stoychev) (March 11, 1962 - May 18, 1992)
- Neophyte (Dimitrov) (April 3, 1994 - December 17, 2001)
- Dear Diocese
- Neophyte (Dimitrov) (December 17, 2001 - October 12, 2003) w / u, met. Rusensky
- Hilarion (Tsonev) (October 12, 2003 - October 28, 2009)
- Ambrose (Parashkev) (from January 17, 2010)
Monasteries
- Monastery of the Ascension of the Lord (male, village of Kamenzi )
- Monastery of the Protection of the Holy Virgin (female, Aydemir village)
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Prosopography of the Byzantine World
- ↑ Gouillard, J. Le procès officiel de Jean l′Italien. Les actes et leurs sous-entendus. - Travaux et Mémoires, 9, 1985, 137, 141.
- ↑ Patrologia Graeca, ed. J.-P. Migne. T. 140. Col. 237
- ↑ The life and life of the reverend father of our Theodosius, who later on in Tranov, was postanistine and recorded the light of the most holy Patriarch Konstantin grad Kir Kalistom (published by V.N. Zlatarsky ). - Compilation for the People of Appreciation, Science and the Book, 20 / II.2, 1904, 25.
- ↑ Trapp, E. Prosopographisches Lexikon der Palaiologenzeit. Wien, 1976-1996. No. 10472
- ↑ Fedalto, G. Hierarchia ecclesiastica orientalis: series episcoporum ecclesiarum christianarum orientalium. Padova, 1988, 343
- ↑ Γερμανός, μιτρ. Σάρδεων. Επισκοπικοί κατάλογοι των επαρχιών της βορείου Θράκης και εν γένει της Βουλγαρίας από της Αλώσεως και εξής. - Θρακικά, 8, 1937, 137
- ↑ 1 2 3 Γερμανός, 137
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fedalto, 343
- ↑ 1 2 3 Γερμανός, 138
- ↑ Fedalto, 344; Wed Γερμανός, 138-139
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Γερμανός, 139
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fedalto, 344
- ↑ Cicani, O., Cernovodeanu, P. Contribution a la connaissance de la biographie et de l'oeuvre de Jean (Hierothée) Comnène. - Balkan Studies, 12, 1971, 143-186; Nicol, D. The Doctor-Philosopher John Comnen of Bucharest and His Biography of the Emperor John Kantakouzenos. - Revue des études sud-est européennes, 9, 1971, 511-526 .
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 Γερμανός, 140
- ↑ 1 2 Γερμανός, 140–141
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 Γερμανός, 141
Links
- http://www.silistra-diocese.eu/
- DOROSTOLSKY DIOCESE // Orthodox Encyclopedia . - M .: Church Scientific Center "Orthodox Encyclopedia" , 2007. - T. XVI. - S. 18-19. - 752 s. - 39,000 copies. - ISBN 978-5-89572-028-8 .
- Dorostolsk diocese on the site Orthodoxy.BG