Nicholas V Evangelides

Life

Born

August 1876

Ordained deacon

13 March 1911

Ordained priest

9 September 1912

Made archimandrite

1917

Consecrated bishop

6 December 1918

Became patriarch

11 February 1936

Died

3 March 1939

Sees

1. 6 December 1918 – 1927

   Metropolitan of Nubia

   Patriarchate of Alexandria

2. 1927 – 11 February 1936

   Metropolitan of Hermopolis

   Patriarchate of Alexandria

3. 11 February 1936 – 3 March 1939

   Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa

   Patriarchate of Alexandria

Consecration

Consecrated 6 December 1918 by:

• Photios Peroglou Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa, 1853–1925
• Theophanes Moschonas Metropolitan of Tripoli, 1864–1954
• Polyeuktos Kyriakides Metropolitan of Pelusium, 1874–1931
• Nektarios Iordanides Metropolitan of Memphis, 1862–1924

Line of succession

Following, at each step, the consecrator whose own documented line reaches furthest back in time. This line runs 7 generations back to Paisios; earlier links are not yet in the data.

1. Nicholas V Evangelides Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa consecrated 6 December 1918
2. Polyeuktos Kyriakides Metropolitan of Pelusium, 1874–1931 consecrated 30 November 1914
3. Christopher II Danielides Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa, 1876–1967 consecrated 3 August 1908
4. Michael Triantaphyllides Metropolitan of Ptolemais, 1855–1914 consecrated 23 July 1900
5. Dionysios Stavrides Metropolitan of Silybria, 1852–1913 consecrated 23 October 1888
6. Kallinikos Metropolitan of Moglen, 1820–1911 consecrated 2 April 1872
7. Paisios Kourentis/Panagiotides Metropolitan of Imbros, 1830–1904 consecrated 22 December 1863
8. Paisios Metropolitan of Ephesus, 1778–1877 consecrated ca. 1819

Bishops he consecrated 4

• 17 November 1919Parthenios Danielides Metropolitan of Pelusium, 1881–1964
• 1 January 1928Nicholas Abdallah/Theodoulou Metropolitan of Axium, 1890–1967
• 1 April 1928Isidore Georgiades Metropolitan of Johannesburg, 1881–1938
• 8 November 1931Arsenios Kakogiannes Metropolitan of Hermopolis, 1881–1940

Sources

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