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'''Patriarch Constantine VI of Constantinople''' was the spiritual leader of the [[Eastern Orthodoz Church]] for 43 days.

Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the Theological School of Chalki and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a deacon serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen Bishop at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became Metropolitan of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of Trapezounta (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected Patriarch of Constantinople replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople|Patriarch Gregory VII]].

Constantine VI remained on the Ecumenical throne until [[January 30]], [[1925]], when he was ordered to leave by the Turkish government. He attempted to return to [[Constantinople]] but was refused entry so, on [[May 22]], [[1925]], he resigned, making it his life's work to assist the [[Asia Minor]] refugees throughout [[Greece]].

Constantine VI died on [[November 28]], [[1930]].

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 '''Patriarch Constantine VI of Constantinople''' was the spiritual leader of the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] for 43 days.
-Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the [[Theological School of Chalki]] and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a deacon serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen Bishop at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became Metropolitan of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of [[Trapezounta]] (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected [[List of Constantinople patriarchs|Patriarch of Constantinople]] replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople|Patriarch Gregory VII]].
+Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the [[Theological School of Chalki]] and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a [[deacon]] serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen [[Bishop]] at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became [[Metropolitan]] of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of [[Trapezounta]] (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected [[List of Constantinople patriarchs|Patriarch of Constantinople]] replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople|Patriarch Gregory VII]].
 Constantine VI remained on the Ecumenical throne until [[January 30]], [[1925]], when he was ordered to leave by the Turkish government. He attempted to return to [[Constantinople]] but was refused entry so, on [[May 22]], [[1925]], he resigned, making it his life's work to assist the [[Asia Minor]] refugees throughout [[Greece]].

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 '''Patriarch Constantine VI of Constantinople''' was the spiritual leader of the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] for 43 days.
-Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the [[Theological School of Chalki]] and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a deacon serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen Bishop at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became Metropolitan of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of Trapezounta (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected [[List of Constantinople patriarchs|Patriarch of Constantinople]] replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople|Patriarch Gregory VII]].
+Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the [[Theological School of Chalki]] and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a deacon serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen Bishop at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became Metropolitan of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of [[Trapezounta]] (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected [[List of Constantinople patriarchs|Patriarch of Constantinople]] replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople|Patriarch Gregory VII]].
 Constantine VI remained on the Ecumenical throne until [[January 30]], [[1925]], when he was ordered to leave by the Turkish government. He attempted to return to [[Constantinople]] but was refused entry so, on [[May 22]], [[1925]], he resigned, making it his life's work to assist the [[Asia Minor]] refugees throughout [[Greece]].

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 '''Patriarch Constantine VI of Constantinople''' was the spiritual leader of the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] for 43 days.
-Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the Theological School of Chalki and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a deacon serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen Bishop at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became Metropolitan of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of Trapezounta (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected [[List of Constantinople patriarchs|Patriarch of Constantinople]] replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople|Patriarch Gregory VII]].
+Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the [[Theological School of Chalki]] and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a deacon serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen Bishop at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became Metropolitan of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of Trapezounta (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected [[List of Constantinople patriarchs|Patriarch of Constantinople]] replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople|Patriarch Gregory VII]].
 Constantine VI remained on the Ecumenical throne until [[January 30]], [[1925]], when he was ordered to leave by the Turkish government. He attempted to return to [[Constantinople]] but was refused entry so, on [[May 22]], [[1925]], he resigned, making it his life's work to assist the [[Asia Minor]] refugees throughout [[Greece]].

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 '''Patriarch Constantine VI of Constantinople''' was the spiritual leader of the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] for 43 days.
-Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the Theological School of Chalki and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a deacon serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen Bishop at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became Metropolitan of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of Trapezounta (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected Patriarch of Constantinople replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople|Patriarch Gregory VII]].
+Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the Theological School of Chalki and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a deacon serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen Bishop at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became Metropolitan of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of Trapezounta (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected [[List of Constantinople patriarchs|Patriarch of Constantinople]] replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople|Patriarch Gregory VII]].
 Constantine VI remained on the Ecumenical throne until [[January 30]], [[1925]], when he was ordered to leave by the Turkish government. He attempted to return to [[Constantinople]] but was refused entry so, on [[May 22]], [[1925]], he resigned, making it his life's work to assist the [[Asia Minor]] refugees throughout [[Greece]].

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	Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the Theological School of Chalki and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a deacon serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen Bishop at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became Metropolitan of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of Trapezounta (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected Patriarch of Constantinople replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople\|Patriarch Gregory VII]].		Constantine VI, whose surname in the world was Arapoglou, was born in the village of Sigi, Proussa (Bursa) in [[1860]]. He studied at the Theological School of Chalki and graduated in [[1885]]. He was then ordained a deacon serving Metropolitan Nathanael of Proussa. In [[1896]], he was chosen Bishop at Saranta Ekklisies (Kirk Gilise), [[Eastern Thrace]]. In [[1899]], he became Metropolitan of [[Konitsa]], in [[1906]] of Trapezounta (Trabzon), in [[1913]] of Cyzicus and in [[1922]] of Proussa. He was not enthroned in Proussa due to the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. on [[December 17]], [[1924]] he was elected Patriarch of Constantinople replacing [[Patriarch Gregory VII of Constantinople\|Patriarch Gregory VII]].

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