Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church

Hierarchs, by century of consecration

20th century 1121st century 1

20th century 11

• 28 October 1921Yuriy Mikhnovskii Archbishop of Chernihiv, 1868–1937
• 4 June 1922Alexander Inozemtsev Metropolitan of Pinsk and Poliske, 1887–1948
• 2 February 1923Feodosii Sergeyev Former Bishop of Pryluky, 1880–1937
• 14 May 1942Mstislav Skrypnyk Patriarch of Kyiv and All Ukraine, 1898–1993
• 28 September 1969Orest Ivanyuk Archbishop of Lviv and Chernivtsi (Cernăuţi), 1900–1981
• 18 April 1992Sofroniy Vlasov Bishop of Dubăsari and Transnistria, d. 2011
• 5 September 1993Dimitrii Yarema Patriarch of Kyiv and All Rus'-Ukraine, 1915–2000
• 4 December 1994Feodosiy Petsyna Archbishop of Drohobych and Sambir, 1950–2010
• 17 June 1995Mefodii Kudryakov Metropolitan of Kyiv and All Ukraine, 1949–2015
• 6 June 1996Peter Brook de Tral Archbishop of Kaffa and Gotiya, 1971–2011
• 1999Michael Champion Metropolitan of New York City and America, cons. 1999

21st century 1

• 3 November 2005Hilarion Savchuk Bishop of Cherkasy and Kirovohrad, 1969–2015

Sees 77

• Bila Tserkva 1991–1992 · 1
• Bila Tserkva and Uman 1992–2001 · 1
• Boryspil 2018–2018 · 1
• Brzesko 1942–1948 · 1
• Cherkasy 1998–2004 · 1
• Cherkasy and Kirovohrad 2004–2015 · 2
• Chernihiv 1921–1922 · 1
• Chernihiv and Sumy 1990–1992 · 1
• Chernivtsi (Cernăuţi) and Khotyn 2009–2018 · 1
• Cleveland 1999–2004 · 1
• Donetsk and Slovyansk 2017–2018 · 1
• Drohobych 2014–2018 · 1
• Dubăsari and Transnistria 1992–1992 · 1
• Dubna 1942–1951 · 1
• Fastiv 2006–2011 · 1
• Halych and Ivano-Frankivsk 1990–2018 · 1
• Hlukhiv and Konotop 1926–1929 · 1
• Kaffa and Gotiya 1996–2011 · 1
• Kharkiv and Poltava 1993–2018 · 2
• Khmelnytskyi 2009–2011 · 1
• Khmelnytskyi and Kamyanets-Podilskyi 1995–2013 · 2
• Kolomyya 2018–2018 · 1
• Krasnoyarsk 1996–1997 · 1
• Kremenets 1999–2001 · 1
• Kyiv and All Rus'-Ukraine 1993–2000 · 1
• Kyiv and All Ukraine 1991–2018 · 3
• Lutsk and Volyn 1990–2001 · 2
• Lviv 1996–2015 · 1
• Lviv and Chernivtsi (Cernăuţi) 1969–1981 · 1
• Lviv and Drohobych 1992–1992 · 1
• Lviv and Halych 1990–1996 · 2
• Lviv and Sambir 2011–2018 · 1
• Lypovets 1923–1925 · 1
• Melitopol 1943–1949 · 1
• Moscow and Kolomna 1996–1999 · 1
• Mukachevo and Carpathia 2015–2018 · 1
• Mykolaiv and Kherson 2015–2018 · 1
• New York 1950–1971 · 1
• New York City and America 2004– · 1
• Nikolayev and Poltava 1992–1992 · 1
• No See 1922–1993 · 2
• Odessa and Balta 2007–2009 · 1
• Odessa and the Black Sea 2017–2017 · 1
• Ovruch 1991–1992 · 1
• Paris 1946–1947 · 1
• Pereyaslav 1942–1946 · 1
• Pereyaslav and Sicheslavsk 1993–1993 · 1
• Pereyaslav-Khmelnytskyi 1991–1992 · 1
• Philadelphia 1971–1991 · 1
• Pinsk and Poliske 1942–1948 · 1
• Poltava 2004–2005 · 1
• Pryluky 1923–1937 · 1
• Rivne 1990–1992 · 1
• Rivne and Sarny 2018–2018 · 1
• Rivne and Zhytomyr 1992–1992 · 1
• Shepetivka 2013–2018 · 1
• Svyatoshyn 2010–2011 · 1
• Ternopil 2015–2018 · 2
• Ternopil and Bucha 1990–2018 · 2
• Ternopil and Chervonohorod 2010–2015 · 1
• Ternopil and Kremenets 2012–2018 · 1
• Ternopil and Podilsk 2000–2018 · 2
• the Crimea 2001–2007 · 1
• the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church 1989–1989 · 1
• Uman 2007–2013 · 1
• Uzhhorod and Transcarpathia 2014–2018 · 1
• Uzhhorod and Vinohradov 1990–1991 · 1
• Vinnytsya 1929–1930 · 1
• Vinnytsya and Bratslav 1995–2011 · 1
• Vinnytsya and Kirovohrad 1992–1992 · 1
• Vyshhorod and Podilsk 2010–2018 · 1
• Winnipeg 1947–1950 · 1
• Yasno Pole 1990–1991 · 1
• Zhytomyr 1925–2007 · 3
• Zhytomyr and Ovruch 1993–1993 · 1
• Zhytomyr and Poliske 2009–2018 · 1
• Zolotonosha 1921–1921 · 1

Also served here 41

Hierarchs listed under another jurisdiction who held a see in this one.

• Adrian Kulyk Bishop of Shepetivka, b. 1972
• Afanasii Shkurupiy Archbishop of Kharkiv and Izyum, b. 1954
• Andrew Abramchuk Metropolitan of Halych and Ivano-Frankivsk, b. 1949
• Anthony Fialko Metropolitan of Makariv, b. 1946
• Anthony Masendich Bishop of Barnaul and Altai, 1961–2001
• Basil Bodnarchuk Metropolitan of Ternopil and Bucha, 1925–2006
• Boris Kharko Bishop of Kherson and Kakhovka, b. 1979
• Cyril Mykhaylyuk Bishop of Uzhhorod and Khust, b. 1963
• Feoktist Peresada Archbishop of Ternopil, cons. 1993
• Gabriel Kryzyna Bishop of Rivne and Sarny, b. 1973
• Gerontii Olyanskyy Bishop of Boyarka, b. 1979
• Herman Semanchuk Archbishop of Chernivtsi (Cernăuţi) and Khotyn, b. 1973
• Igor Isichenko Archbishop of Kharkiv and Poltava, b. 1956
• Jerzy Korenistow Archbishop of Łódź and Poznań, 1900–1979
• Job Pavlyshyn Archbishop of Ternopil and Kremenets, 1956–2019
• John Bodnarchuk Metropolitan of Lutsk and Volyn, 1929–1994
• John Modzalevskii Archbishop of Uman, b. 1970
• John Shvets Bishop of Svyatoshyn, b. 1955
• Laurence Myhovych Archbishop of Luhansk and Starobilsk, b. 1959
• Makarii Maletych Metropolitan of Lviv, b. 1944
• Michael Bondarchuk Archbishop of Vinnytsya and Tulchyn, b. 1968
• Michael Dutkevich Metropolitan-Primate of the Ukrainian Apostolic Orthodox Church, 1936–2001
• Mstyslav Huk Archbishop of Ternopil and Podilsk, b. 1978
• Nicholas Grokh Archbishop of Bilohorodka, 1954–2017
• Paul Mysak Bishop of Kolomyya, b. 1971
• Peter Petrus Bishop of Lviv and Yavorivsk, b. 1956
• Polycarp Pakholyuk Bishop of Chernihiv and Sumy, b. 1960
• Raphael Prokopiev-Motovilov Archbishop of Moscow, Metropolitan of All Russia, b. 1947
• Roman Blashchuk/Balashchuk Metropolitan of Vinnytsya and Bratslav, b. 1953
• Roman Popenko Bishop of Nikolayev and Kherson, 1963–1997
• Savva Fryzyuk Bishop of Donetsk and Slovyansk, b. 1979
• Syargei Akhatenka Archbishop of Minsk and Belarus, 1890–1971
• Tikhon Petranyuk Archbishop of Ternopil and Bucha, b. 1976
• Victor Bed Bishop of Mukachevo and Carpathia, b. 1964
• Vincent Chekalin Bishop of Yasno Pole, Primate of the Russian Orthodox Catholic Church, b. 1952
• Vladimir Samborskii Bishop of Vinnytsya, 1882–1937
• Volodymyr Cherpak Bishop of Fastiv, b. 1952
• Volodymyr Romanyuk Patriarch of Kyiv and All Rus'-Ukraine, 1925–1995
• Volodymyr Shlapak Archbishop of Zhytomyr and Poliske, b. 1979
• Vyacheslav Likhovskii Bishop of Pittsburgh and West Virginia, 1893–1952
• Yakiv Makarchuk Archbishop of Drohobych and Sambir, b. 1952