Hierotheos Kosakov
Йеротей
Bishop of Agathopolis · b. 1977
Born Ivailo Stanislavov Kosakov (Ивайло Станиславов Косаков)
Life
- Born
- 1 February 1977
- Monastic tonsure
- 22 December 2003
- Ordained deacon
- 11 May 2004
- Ordained priest
- 16 May 2004
- Made archimandrite
- 6 May 2008
- Consecrated bishop
- 1 October 2014
Sees
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1 October 2014 – present
Bishop of Agathopolis
Vicar of Sliven · Patriarchate of Bulgaria
Consecration
Consecrated 1 October 2014 by:
- Yoanikii Nedelchev Metropolitan of Sliven, b. 1939
- Gregory Stefanov Metropolitan of Veliko Turnovo, b. 1950
- Galaktion Tabakov Metropolitan of Stara Zagora, b. 1946
- Nicholas Sevastiyanov Metropolitan of Plovdiv, b. 1969
- Ambrose Parashkevov Metropolitan of Dorostol, 1942–2020
- Serapheim Dinkov Metropolitan of Nevrokop, b. 1974
- Cyprian Kazandzhiev Bishop of Troyan, b. 1976
- Arsenii Lazarov Bishop of Znepole, b. 1986
Line of succession
Following, at each step, the consecrator whose own documented line reaches furthest back in time. This line runs 8 generations back to Anthimos IV Vamvakis; earlier links are not yet in the data.
- Hierotheos Kosakov Bishop of Agathopolis consecrated 1 October 2014
- Ambrose Parashkevov Metropolitan of Dorostol, 1942–2020 consecrated 3 April 1994
- Pimen Enev Metropolitan of Nevrokop, 1906–1999 consecrated 21 December 1947
- Stephen I Shokov Metropolitan of Sofia, 1878–1957 consecrated 1 April 1921
- Basil Mikhailov Metropolitan of Dorostol and Cherven, 1847–1927 consecrated 18 July 1899
- Constantine V Valiades Archbishop of Constantinople and New Rome, Ecumenical Patriarch, 1833–1914 consecrated 30 January 1876
- Methodios Aronis Metropolitan of Mytilini, d. 1897 consecrated 12 November 1867
- Panaret Mishaikov Metropolitan of Plovdiv, 1805–1883 consecrated March 1851
- Anthimos IV Vamvakis Archbishop of Constantinople and New Rome, Ecumenical Patriarch, 1788–1878 consecrated October 1825
Bishops he consecrated 3
- 20 December 2016Iakov Donchev Bishop of Constantia, b. 1971
- 26 September 2021Mikhail Dilovski Bishop of Constantia, b. 1981
- 19 October 2021Pakhomii Lozanov Bishop of Braničevo, b. 1978
Sources
Also in: Wikidata
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