The list includes the living bishops of the Orthodox Church of the Czech Lands and Slovakia .
The bishop of the Orthodox Church of the Czech Lands and Slovakia totals (as of July 5, 2017) seven people, four of them are diocesan bishops, including the Primate of the Church, Metropolitan of Czech lands and Slovakia Rostislav , two are vicar bishops and one is a bishop at rest [1] .
The list is compiled in order of seniority according to the rank, with the same rank according to the seniority of the episcopal ordination (the first date is in brackets after the name).
The oldest bishop of the Orthodox Church of the Czech Lands and Slovakia is Archbishop Simeon (Yakovlevich) (born in 1926); the youngest is Bishop Isaiah (Slaninka) (born in 1980).
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The Headquarters of Metropolitan Dorotheus
1988 consecrations
- Christopher (Pulec) , archbishop, former Prague , metropolitan of the Czech lands and Slovakia (April 17, 1988; alone from April 12, 2013)
1998
- Simeon (Yakovlevich) , Archbishop of Olomouc and Brno (June 21, 1998; in the department since April 9, 2000)
Primate of Metropolitan Christopher
Consecrations of 2007
- George (Stransky) , Archbishop of Mikhalovsky and Koshitsky (September 30, 2007; at the department from the day of consecration)
2009 consecrations
- Joachim (Grdi) , Archbishop of Beroun, Vicar of the Diocese of Prague (February 14, 2009; in the department since March 14, 2015)
2012 consecrations
- Rostislav (Gont) , Archbishop of Presov , Metropolitan of the Czech Republic and Slovakia (November 18, 2012; at the department since January 11, 2014)
Primate of Metropolitan Rostislav
Consecrations of 2015
- Isaiah (Slaninka) , Bishop of Sumperk, Vicar of the Olomouc and Brno Diocese (February 22, 2015; at the department from the day of ordination)
- Michael (Dandar) , Archbishop of Prague (March 14, 2015; at the department from the day of ordination)
Future Bishops
Selected Bishops
Former Bishops
Notes
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