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| − | '''Chrysanthus I of Constantinople''' was Ecumenical Patriarch and spiritual leader of the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] between [[1824]] and [[1826]]. | + | '''Chrysanthus I of Constantinople''' was [[List of Constantinople patriarchs|Ecumenical Patriarch]] and spiritual leader of the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] between [[1824]] and [[1826]]. |
Chrysanthus I was an educated man who was Metropolitan of [[Caesarea]] (Kayzeri) and later of [[Serres]] before he became Ecumenical Patriarch on [[July 9]], [[1824]]. He was removed from office by the High Porte on [[September 26]], [[1826]]. | Chrysanthus I was an educated man who was Metropolitan of [[Caesarea]] (Kayzeri) and later of [[Serres]] before he became Ecumenical Patriarch on [[July 9]], [[1824]]. He was removed from office by the High Porte on [[September 26]], [[1826]]. | ||
[[Category:Ecumenical Patriarchs|Chrysanthus I]] | [[Category:Ecumenical Patriarchs|Chrysanthus I]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:30, January 24, 2006
Chrysanthus I of Constantinople was Ecumenical Patriarch and spiritual leader of the Eastern Orthodox Church between 1824 and 1826.
Chrysanthus I was an educated man who was Metropolitan of Caesarea (Kayzeri) and later of Serres before he became Ecumenical Patriarch on July 9, 1824. He was removed from office by the High Porte on September 26, 1826.