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| − | + | The [[Diocese]] of Bodbe is an ecclesiastical jurisdiction in [[Church of Georgia|Georgia]]. St. [[Nino of Georgia|Nino]], [[Enlightener]] of Georgia, [[Equal-to-the-Apostles]] (remembered on [[January 14]]), is buried here. | |
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[[Image:Bodbe.jpg|thumb|left|Tomb of St. Nino, Enlightener of Georgia]] | [[Image:Bodbe.jpg|thumb|left|Tomb of St. Nino, Enlightener of Georgia]] | ||
| − | Diocese of Bodbe | + | The Diocese of Bodbe was founded in the fifth century. In 506 Lazarus, Bishop of Bodbe, was recorded in a list of Dvini Church Council participants. Due to St. Nino's holy tomb being located in his diocese, the bishop of Bodbe had privileges in the Kingdom of Georgia and before that in the Kingdom of Kakheti as well. |
| − | + | The diocese's territory historically was called Kambechovani and its people those “with bad character, | |
Revision as of 16:03, May 16, 2006
The Diocese of Bodbe is an ecclesiastical jurisdiction in Georgia. St. Nino, Enlightener of Georgia, Equal-to-the-Apostles (remembered on January 14), is buried here.
History
The Diocese of Bodbe was founded in the fifth century. In 506 Lazarus, Bishop of Bodbe, was recorded in a list of Dvini Church Council participants. Due to St. Nino's holy tomb being located in his diocese, the bishop of Bodbe had privileges in the Kingdom of Georgia and before that in the Kingdom of Kakheti as well.
The diocese's territory historically was called Kambechovani and its people those “with bad character,
