Orthodox Hierarchs

Patriarchate of Bulgaria

Ambrose Parashkevov

Амвросий

Metropolitan of Dorostol · 1942–2020

Born Aleksandr Aleksandrov Parashkevov (Александр Александров Парашкевов)

Life

Born
9 June 1942
Monastic tonsure
13 August 1983
Ordained deacon
19 October 1983
Ordained priest
15 August 1984
Made archimandrite
29 June 1989
Consecrated bishop
3 April 1994
Made metropolitan
3 April 1994 · Alternative Synod (Bulgaria)
Made metropolitan
30 January 2010 · Patriarchate of Bulgaria
Died
18 August 2020

Sees

  1. 3 April 1994 – 1998

    Metropolitan of Vidin

    Alternative Synod (Bulgaria)

  2. 1998 – 2004

    Bishop of Braničevo

    Vicar of Vidin · Patriarchate of Bulgaria

  3. 2004 – 30 January 2010

    Bishop of Braničevo

    Vicar of Vratsa · Patriarchate of Bulgaria

  4. 30 January 2010 – 18 August 2020

    Metropolitan of Dorostol

    Patriarchate of Bulgaria

  5. 2013

    Locum tenens of Varna and Veliki Preslav

    Patriarchate of Bulgaria

Consecration

Consecrated 3 April 1994 by:

  • Pimen Enev Metropolitan of Nevrokop, 1906–1999

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 Anthimos IV Vamvakis; earlier links are not yet in the data.

  1. Ambrose Parashkevov Metropolitan of Dorostol consecrated 3 April 1994
  2. Pimen Enev Metropolitan of Nevrokop, 1906–1999 consecrated 21 December 1947
  3. Stephen I Shokov Metropolitan of Sofia, 1878–1957 consecrated 1 April 1921
  4. Basil Mikhailov Metropolitan of Dorostol and Cherven, 1847–1927 consecrated 18 July 1899
  5. Constantine V Valiades Archbishop of Constantinople and New Rome, Ecumenical Patriarch, 1833–1914 consecrated 30 January 1876
  6. Methodios Aronis Metropolitan of Mytilini, d. 1897 consecrated 12 November 1867
  7. Panaret Mishaikov Metropolitan of Plovdiv, 1805–1883 consecrated March 1851
  8. Anthimos IV Vamvakis Archbishop of Constantinople and New Rome, Ecumenical Patriarch, 1788–1878 consecrated October 1825

Bishops he consecrated 6

Sources

Also in: Wikidata

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