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Nicholas Callinicos was born in 1959 in Athens, Greece, to parents who were from the island of Naxos of the Cyclades island group in the Aegean Sea. After he had completed his basic education, Nicholas entered the theology school at the University of Athens, from which he graduated after also completing graduate studies in canon law. He then served his military service obligation. | Nicholas Callinicos was born in 1959 in Athens, Greece, to parents who were from the island of Naxos of the Cyclades island group in the Aegean Sea. After he had completed his basic education, Nicholas entered the theology school at the University of Athens, from which he graduated after also completing graduate studies in canon law. He then served his military service obligation. | ||
| − | After returning to civil life, Nicholas was appointed professor of theology at the [[w:Arsakeio|Arsakeio School in Psychico]]. In 1986, he entered the [[Holy Orders]] when he was [[ordination|ordained]] [[deacon]] with the name Callinicos. He was | + | After returning to civil life, Nicholas was appointed professor of theology at the [[w:Arsakeio|Arsakeio School in Psychico]]. In 1986, he entered the [[Holy Orders]] when he was [[ordination|ordained]] [[deacon]] with the name Callinicos. He was ordained a [[priest]] in 1989 by [[Bishop]] Ierotheos of Hydra. Father Callinicos then served as a preacher and head of the youth of the Metropolises of [[Metropolis of Hydra, Spetses and Aegina|Hydra, Spetses and Aegina]], [[Metropolis of New Smyrna|New Smyrna]], and [[Metropolis of Paronaxia|Paronaxia]] as well as serving as [[vicar]] of Aegina. For ten years of this period Fr. Callinicos also served as the secretariat of the [[Holy Synod]]. |
On [[June 24]], 2008, Fr. Callinicos was elected to the [[episcopate]] by the Synod of Bishops. He was [[consecration of a bishop|consecrated]] Metropolitan of the Metropolis of Paronaxia on [[June 30]], 2008. | On [[June 24]], 2008, Fr. Callinicos was elected to the [[episcopate]] by the Synod of Bishops. He was [[consecration of a bishop|consecrated]] Metropolitan of the Metropolis of Paronaxia on [[June 30]], 2008. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:35, June 18, 2012
His Eminence Callinicos (Demenopoulos) of Paronaxia is the metropolitan of the Metropolis of Paronaxia under the jurisdiction of the Church of Greece. The metropolis is located within the Cyclades island group in the Aegean Sea. Metr. Callinicos has been metropolitan since 2008.
Life
Nicholas Callinicos was born in 1959 in Athens, Greece, to parents who were from the island of Naxos of the Cyclades island group in the Aegean Sea. After he had completed his basic education, Nicholas entered the theology school at the University of Athens, from which he graduated after also completing graduate studies in canon law. He then served his military service obligation.
After returning to civil life, Nicholas was appointed professor of theology at the Arsakeio School in Psychico. In 1986, he entered the Holy Orders when he was ordained deacon with the name Callinicos. He was ordained a priest in 1989 by Bishop Ierotheos of Hydra. Father Callinicos then served as a preacher and head of the youth of the Metropolises of Hydra, Spetses and Aegina, New Smyrna, and Paronaxia as well as serving as vicar of Aegina. For ten years of this period Fr. Callinicos also served as the secretariat of the Holy Synod.
On June 24, 2008, Fr. Callinicos was elected to the episcopate by the Synod of Bishops. He was consecrated Metropolitan of the Metropolis of Paronaxia on June 30, 2008.
| Callinicos (Demenopoulos) of Paronaxia | ||
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| Preceded by: Ambriosios II (Stamenas) |
Metropolitan of Paronaxia 2008 - Present |
Succeeded by: — |
Source
- Metropolitan of Paronaxia In Greek
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