Paul (Pavlov) of Sydney

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His Eminence the Most Reverend Archbishop Paul (Pavlov) was the Archbishop of Sydney, Australia and New Zealand of the [[Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia}} during the later decades of the twentieth century.

Timeline

• Ordained deacon
• Ordained priest
• Consecrated bishop
• 1975: Tonsured Michael Arndt with the name Mark, and ordained him to the diaconate and priesthood. Fr Mark would become his successor as Bishop of Berlin and All Germany
• 1980: Repose of Archbishop Theodosius of Sydney. Bishop Paul conducts the funeral service.
• 1981 Jan: Arrival in Australia to head diocese.
• During the tenure of Archbishop Paul of Sydney, the following structures were built:

• Church and residence, at the Our Lady of Kazan Convent, Kentlyn, NSW.
• Monastery of the Holy Transfiguration, Bombala, NSW.
• St John the Forerunner Church, Canberra, ACT.
• Church of Our Lady's Dormition, Dandenong, Victoria.
• Church of Ss Peter and Paul, Perth, WA.
• School building on grounds of Cathedram of Ss Peter and Paul, Sydney.

• 1991 Jun 8: Beginning of fatal illness.
• 1992 Nov: Left Australia, went to Novo Diveevo Convent
• 1995 Feb 15: Reposed. Funeral service conducted by Bishop Hilarion of Manhattan and Bishop John of Rockland.

External link

• Tenth Anniversary of the Repose of Archbishop Paul