John (Kallos) of Amorion

His Grace, John (Kallos) of Amoriun is a retired titular bishop of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. Bishop John was the first American born clergyman to be consecrated a bishop in the American Greek Archdiocese, as the titular Bishop of Thermon.

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Life

Bp. John attended Boston College in Boston, Massachusetts, graduating in 1955. He served as Director of St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine in St. Augustine, Florida.

In 1972, he was consecrated the titular Bishop of Thermon in Houston, Texas, and appointed to administer the Eighth Archdiocese District of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America. During his administration, Bp. John transferred the regional headquarters of the Eighth District from Houston, Texas to Denver, Colorado.[1] He served the district until 1979.

Bishop John received the title Bishop of Amoriun, also Amorion, upon his retirement.

Succession box: John (Kallos) of Amorion
Preceded by: ?	Bishop of Thermon-titular 1972-1979	Succeeded by: ?
Preceded by: ?	Bishop of Amoriun-retirement 1979-Present	Succeeded by: —

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Sources

• History of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Denver
• List of Boston College people - Religion

External links

• Abortion - A Misnomer
• Bishop John of Thermon