List of bishops of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine

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This is the list of the episcopes of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, depicting the organization of the church.

Active episcopes[]

Eparchial (ruling) episcopes[]

No. Hierarchs (Archiereus) Consecrated Status
Name Rank Title Date Lead
1 Epiphanius I of Ukraine metropolitan Kyiv and all Ukraine November 15, 2009 Filaret (Denysenko) Primate
2 Andriy metropolitan Halych April 7, 1990 Ioan (Bodnarchuk) Ruling
3 Daniil metropolitan Chernivtsi and Bukovyna April 28, 1990[p 1] Ioan (Bodnarchuk) Ruling
4 Roman metropolitan Vinnytsia and Bratslav May 22, 1990[p 2] Ioan (Bodnarchuk) Ruling
5 Volodymyr metropolitan Mykolaiv and Bohoiavlensky March 13, 1993 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
6 Adrian metropolitan Bohorodsky February 6, 1994 Volodymyr (Romaniuk)[1] Ruling[p 3]
7 Simeon metropolitan Vinnytsia and Bar May 4, 1996 Volodymyr (Romaniuk) Ruling
8 Mikhail metropolitan Korsun May 12, 1996 Evloghios (Hessler) Ruling[p 3]
9 Antony metropolitan Khmelnytskyi and Kamianets-Podilsky July 21, 1996 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
10 Makariy metropolitan Lviv November 3, 1996 Dymytriy (Yarema) Ruling
11 Iosaph metropolitan Ivano-Frankivsk and Galicia April 6, 1997 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
12 Dmytriy metropolitan Lviv and Sokal July 16, 2000 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
13 Klyment metropolitan Simferopol and Crimea July 23, 2000 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
14 Mykhail metropolitan Lutsk and Volhynia October 22, 2000 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
15 Ioan metropolitan Cherkasy and Chyhyryn March 30, 2003 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
16 Oleksandr metropolitan Pereyaslav and Vyshneve December 19, 2007 Volodymyr (Romaniuk) Ruling
17 Yakiv archiepiscope Drohobych and Sambir November 8, 1998 Dymytriy (Yarema) Ruling
18 Serhiy archiepiscope Donetsk and Mariupol December 14, 2002 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
19 Mefodiy archiepiscope Sumy and Okhtyrka June 6, 2004 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
20 Onufriy archiepiscope Chernivtsi and Kitsman October 30, 2005 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
21 Mykhail archiepiscope Vinnytsia and Tulchyn January 1, 2006 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
22 Nestor archiepiscope Ternopil and Kremenets March 5, 2006 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
23 Fedir archiepiscope Poltava and Kremenchuk October 20, 2006 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
24 Ilarion archiepiscope Rivne and Ostroh May 14, 2008 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
25 Yevstratiy archiepiscope Chernihiv and Nizhyn May 25, 2008 Filaret (Denysenko) Ruling
26 Volodymyr Shlapak archiepiscope Zhytomyr and Polissia June 21, 2009 Mefodiy Ruling
27 Afanasiy archiepiscope Kharkiv and Izium November 15, 2009 Mefodiy Ruling
28 Herman archiepiscope Chernivtsi and Khotyn November 16, 2009 Mefodiy Ruling
29 Symeon archiepiscope Dnipro and Kryvyi Rih November 21, 2009 Filaret Ruling
30 Tykhon archiepiscope Ternopil and Buchach November 22, 2009 Filaret Ruling
31 Kyrylo episcope Uzhhorod and Khust August 3, 2003 Filaret Ruling
32 Matfei episcope Volodymyr-Volynskyi and Turiysk December 17, 2006 Filaret Ruling
33 Mark episcope Kropyvnytskyi and Holovanivka February 1, 2009 Filaret Ruling
34 Pavlo episcope Ternopil and Terebovlia March 29, 2009 Filaret Ruling
35 Afanasiy episcope Luhansk and Starobilsk August 21, 2011 Filaret Ruling
36 Yulian episcope Kolomyia and Kosiv February 19, 2012 Filaret Ruling
37 Mytrofan episcope Kharkiv and Bohodukhiv August 25, 2013 Filaret Ruling
38 Fotiy episcope Zaporizhia and Melitopol December 17, 2014 Filaret Ruling
39 Varsonofiy episcope Uzhhorod and Zakarpattia January 25, 2015 Filaret Ruling
40 Viktor episcope Mukachevo and Carpathian August 14, 2015 Makariy Ruling
41 Borys episcope Kherson and Kakhovka August 23, 2015 Makariy Ruling
42 Paisiy episcope Zhytomyr and Ovruch January 29, 2017 Filaret Ruling
43 Savva episcope Donetsk and Sloviansk May 14, 2017 Makariy Ruling
44 Pavlo episcope Odesa and Balta January 28, 2018 Filaret Ruling
45 Havryil episcope Rivne and Sarny September 2, 2018 Makariy Ruling
46 Nykodym episcope Kherson and Taurida December 4, 2019 Epifaniy Ruling

Vicariate episcopes[]

No. Hierarchs (Archiereus) Ordination Status
Name Rank Title Date Lead
47 Oleksandr archiepiscope Bohuslav, vicar of Kyiv eparchy January 16, 1994 Volodymyr[1] vicar
48 Iziaslav archiepiscope Makariv, vicar of Kyiv eparchy September 11, 1994 Volodymyr[3][1] vicar
49 Ahapit archiepiscope Vyshhorod, vicar of Kyiv eparchy August 8, 2010 Filaret vicar[p 4]
50 Vsevolod episcope Sloviansk, vicar of Donetsk eparchy March 28, 2003 Filaret vicar
51 Lavrentiy episcope Vasylkiv, vicar of Kyiv eparchy December 13, 2004 Mefodiy vicar
52 Ioan episcope Bilhorod, vicar of Kyiv eparchy October 29, 2010 Mefodiy vicar
53 Volodymyr episcope Fastiv, vicar of Kyiv eparchy November 16, 2010 Mefodiy vicar
54 Pavlo episcope Kolomyia, vicar of Ivano-Frankivsk eparchy February 15, 2018 Makariy vicar
55 Epifaniy episcope Olbia, vicar of Kyiv eparchy May 26, 2019 Epiphanius I of Ukraine vicar

Titular episcopes[]

No. Hierarchs (Archiereus) Ordination Status
Name Rank Title Date Lead
56 Mark episcope Dunaievetskyi December 17, 2009 Filaret titular
57 Adrian episcope Shepetivka February 16, 2011 Mefodiy titular
58 Herontiy episcope Boyarka September 14, 2014 Mefodiy titular

Retired episcopes[]

No. Hierarchs (Archiereus) Ordination Status
Name Rank Title Date Lead
59 Filaret metropolitan former of Kyiv, honorary patriarch February 4, 1962 Pymen retired
60 Damian archiepiscope former Kherson and Taurida October 19, 1997 Filaret retired

Former episcopes[]

Excluded episcopes[]

  • Antoniy (Masendych), metropolitan of Pereyaslav and Sicheslav (ordained on 16 September 1990, excluded on 17 October 1992)
  • Ioan (Bodnarchuk), metropolitan of Lviv and Galicia (ordained on 23 October 1977, excluded on 29 April 1992, returned on 23 January 1993)
  • Petro (Petrus), metropolitan of Lviv (ordained on 7 April 1992, excluded in 1996, returned 30 October 1997, excluded 15 December 1997)
  • Mstyslav (Huk), archiepiscope of Khmelnytskyi and Kamianets-Podilskyi (ordained on 29 December 2010, excluded on 8 June 2017)
  • Ioan (Modzalevskyi), archiepiscope of Uman, vicar of Kyiv eparchy (ordained on 17 June 1996, excluded on 24 January 2015)
  • Ioasaf (Shybayev), metropolitan of Bilhorod and Oboyan (ordained on 19 February 1995, excluded on 24 June 2019)
  • Petro (Moskalyov), episcope of Valuiky (ordained on 13 December 2008, excluded on 24 June 2019)
  • Filaret (Panku), episcope of Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi (ordained on 31 July 2005, excluded on 9 July 2020)

Episcopes that left[]

  • Mykolai (Hrokh), episcope of Lutsk and Volhynia (ordained on 19 May 1990, left on 25 June 1992)
  • Antoniy (Masendych), metropolitan (ordained on 16 September 1990, left in December 1993)
  • Antoniy (Fialko), episcope of Khmelnytskyi and Kamianets-Podilskyi (ordained on 23 June 1991, left on 25 June 1992)
  • Panteleimon (Romanovskyi), episcope of Dnipropetrovsk (ordained on 21 July 1991, left on 25 June 1992)
  • Sofroniy (Vlasov), episcope of Vinnytsia and Bratslav (ordained on 18 April 1992, left in 1992)[4]
  • Roman (Popenko), episcope of Kharkiv and Bohodukhiv (ordained on 6 June 1992, left 25 December 1993)[5]
  • Mykhail (Dutkevych), former episcope of Bila Tserkva and Uman (ordained on 14 June 1992, left in November 2001)
  • Feoktyst (Peresada), former archiepiscope of Lutsk and Volhynia (ordained 30 June 1993, left in 2001)
  • Ihor (Isichenko), archiepiscope of Kharkiv and Poltava (ordained on 12 July 1993, left 29 March 2006)

Passed away episcopes[]

  • Mstyslav (Skrypnyk), Patriarch of Kyiv and all Ukraine (ordained on 14 May 1942, died 11 June 1993)
  • Ioan (Bodnarchuk), metropolitan of Lutsk and Volhynia (ordained on 23 October 1977, died 9 November 1994)
  • Vasyliy (Bondarchuk), metropolitan of Ternopil and Buchach (ordained on 31 March 1990, died 21 January 2006)
  • Andriy (Horak), metropolitan of Lviv and Sokal (ordained 18 April 1990, died 5 July 2010)
  • Volodymyr (Romaniuk), Patriarch of Kyiv and all Ukraine (ordained on 29 April 1990, died 14 July 1995)
  • Yakiv (Panchuk), metropolitan of Lutsk and Volhynia (ordained on 31 March 1990, died 16 March 2004)
  • Avhustyn (Kravchenko), former episcope of Yahotyn, vicar of Kyiv eparchy (ordained in 1992, retired on 14 June 1993, died 1993)
  • Serafym (Verzun), former episcope of Kirovohrad and Holovanivka (ordained on 25 September 1992, retired in November 2008, died 7 April 2012)
  • Polikarp (Huts), episcope of Donetsk and Luhansk (1993 – 1993)
  • Oleksiy (Tsaruk), former episcope of Mykolaiv and Kherson (ordained in 1993, retired in December 1993, died 1994)
  • Dymytriy (Yarema), Patriarch of Kyiv and all Ukraine (ordained on 5 September 1993, died 25 February 2000)
  • Danyil (Chokaliuk), metropolitan of Rivne and Ostroh (ordained on 23 January 1994, died 10 December 2005)
  • Feodosiy (Petsyna), archiepiscope of Drohobych and Sambir (ordained on 4 December 1994, died 23 July 2010)
  • Iov (Pavlyshyn), former archiepiscope of Ternopil and Kremenets (ordained on 11 May 1995, retired in 2015, died 8 February 2019)
  • Tymofiy (Kutalyanos), metropolitan of Korsun, exarch of Kyiv Patriarchate in Greece (1995 – 2004)
  • Methodius (Kudriakov), metropolitan of Kyiv and all Ukraine (ordained on 17 June 1995, died 24 February 2015)
  • Hryhoriy (Kachan), archiepiscope of Zaporizhia and Melitopol (ordained on 10 October 1995, retired on 13 December 2014, died 22 November 2016)
  • Petro (Brook de Trall), archiepiscope of Caffa and Gothia (ordained on 6 June 1996, died 9 June 2011)
  • Ioan (Boichuk), former episcope of Kolomyia and Kosiv (ordained on 7 July 1996, retired on 8 March 2013, died 2 November 2020)
  • Pankratiy (Tarnavskyi), former episcope of Vasylkiv, vicar of Kyiv eparchy (ordained on 27 July 1997, retired on 20 October 2006, died 27 August 2009)
  • Nykon (Kalember), episcope of Chernihiv and Nizhyn (ordained on 12 October 1997, died 18 September 2002)
  • Flavian (Pasichnyk), former episcope of Kharkiv and Bohodukhiv (ordained on 5 November 2000, retired on 16 July 2004, died 24 December 2010)
  • Stepan (Biliak), episcope of Boryspil, vicar of Kyiv eparchy (ordained on 19 May 2002, died 10 November 2006)
  • Yevseviy (Politylo), former metropolitan of Rivne and Ostroh (ordained on 7 July 2002, retired on 23 January 2012, died 24 October 2012)
  • Feodosiy (Paikush), episcope of Vasylkiv, vicar of Kyiv eparchy (ordained on 28 July 2004, died 31 December 2012)
  • Khrysostom (Bakomitros), episcope of Khersones, exarch of Kyiv Patriarchate in Greece (ordained on 14 May 2005, died 4 November 2016)
  • Ilarion (Savchuk), episcope of Cherkasy and Kirovohrad (ordained on 3 November 2005, died 26 September 2015)

No data[]

  • Polikarp (Pakholiuk), episcope of Chernihiv (ordained on 30 June 1991)[6]

See also[]

Notes[]

  1. ^ Consecrated again on 16 December 1992 by Antoni and Sophron.[1]
  2. ^ Consecrated again on 16 September 1992 by Filaret.[2]
  3. ^ Jump up to: a b Eparchies outside of Ukraine must be liquidated or transferred under jurisdiction of Constantinople.
  4. ^ equated to ruling

References[]

  1. ^ Jump up to: a b c d Лозовий, Марко. ""Ієрархія" ряджених". Україна православна. Archived from the original on 2019-07-02. Retrieved 2019-07-02.
  2. ^ Щодо ролі патріарха Філарета в архієрейських хіротоніях. Archived 13 January 2019 at the Wayback Machine.
  3. ^ Архієрей. Archived 1 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine
  4. ^ Щодо ролі патріарха Філарета в архієрейських хіротоніях
  5. ^ Харьковская и Богодуховская епархия Украинской Православной Церкви Киевского Патриархата
  6. ^ Chernihiv eparchy

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