Orthodoxy in Australasia

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From the first Divine Liturgy celebrated at Kirribilli Point (Sydney) in 1820, New Zealand's first priest in 1910, Australia's first Exarch in 1913, and Australia and New Zealand's first bishop in 1924, right to the present day, Orthodoxy in Australasia has a short history that is extremely undocumented and, therefore, largely unseen.

Previously, this article was a clearinghouse of information and links regarding the history and state of Orthodox Christianity in Australia and New Zealand; however, this article is now focused on Orthodoxy and any things that affect both Australia and New Zealand, and on any information on Orthodoxy in Oceania.

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History

Canonical Jurisdictions

With Local Bishop

Without Local Bishop

Oriental Orthodox jurisdictions

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Note: This article or section represents an Oriental Orthodox (Non-Chalcedonian) perspective, which may differ from an Eastern Orthodox (Chalcedonian) understanding.

With an irregular status

People

Current Hierarchs

  • His Eminence Makarios, Archbishop of Australia (Greek Orthodox).
  • His Eminence Basilios, Metropolitan of Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines (Antiochian Orthodox).
  • His Eminence Hilarion, Metropolitan of New York and First Hierarch of ROCOR, and Archbishop of Australia and New Zealand (ROCOR).
    • His Grace George, vicar bishop to Metropolitan Hilarion in Australia and New Zealand.
  • His Grace Mihail, Bishop of Australia and New Zealand (Romanian Orthodox).
  • His Eminence Myron, Metropolitan of New Zealand (Greek Orthodox).
  • His Grace Irinej, Bishop of Australia and New Zealand (Serbian Orthodox).

Organizations and Institutions

Pan-Jurisdictional

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