Josaphat Bulhak

Life

Born

1758 (20 March 1758 (Catholic-Hierarchy) or 20 April 1758 (Wikipedia))

Ordained priest

27 March 1785

Consecrated bishop

26 September 1790

Made metropolitan

22 September 1818

Died

9 March 1838 (25 February (Old Style) / 9 March 1838; Russian Wikipedia: 23 February / 7 March)

Sees

1. 26 September 1790 – 1 September 1793

   Bishop of Turov and Pinsk

   Greek Catholic Church (Uniate) · coadjutor

2. 1 September 1793 – 1795

   Bishop of Turov and Pinsk

   Greek Catholic Church (Uniate) · removed when the Russian government closed the see

3. 12 October 1798 – 1828

   Bishop of Brest

   Greek Catholic Church (Uniate)

4. 1814 – 1818

   Locum tenens of Vilnius

   Greek Catholic Church (Uniate) · administrator

5. 27 January 1817 – 22 September 1818

   Locum tenens of Kyiv

   Greek Catholic Church (Uniate) · administrator

6. 1818 – 1828

   Bishop of Vilnius

   Greek Catholic Church (Uniate)

7. 22 September 1818 – 9 March 1838

   Metropolitan of Kyiv

   Greek Catholic Church (Uniate)

8. 1828 – 14 April 1833

   Bishop of Lithuania

   Greek Catholic Church (Uniate) · seat at Zhyrovichy

9. 14 April 1833 – 9 March 1838

   Archbishop of Polatsk

   Greek Catholic Church (Uniate)

Consecration

Consecrated 26 September 1790. His consecrators are not yet in the data.

Bishops he consecrated 1

• 14 January 1834Anthony Zubko Former Archbishop of Minsk and Babruysk, 1797–1884

Sources

Last head of the Uniate Church in the Russian Empire; it joined the Russian Orthodox Church at the Synod of Polotsk (1839), after his death. Catholic-Hierarchy names Theodosius Rostocki as a consecrator; no matching record. Catholic-Hierarchy names Symeon Młocki as a consecrator; no matching record. Catholic-Hierarchy names Stefan Lewiński as a consecrator; no matching record

• catholic-hierarchy.org
• ru.wikipedia.org
• pl.wikipedia.org
• wikidata.org

Also in: Wikidata