Difference between revisions of "Iakovos (Pililis) of Catania"
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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
Born on August 10, 1927 at Megara, Greece. | Born on August 10, 1927 at Megara, Greece. | ||
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| + | He studied Theology, Philosophy, Comparative Religion and Byzantine and Ecclesiastical History at the University of Athens, in London, at Fordham University, and Columbia University in New York. After excellent and brilliant studies, he was awarded the degree "Master of Arts" and the degree "Doctor of Philosophy". | ||
On 21 May 1967 he was ordained titular Bishop of Catania, Auxiliary Bishop of the [[Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America|Archdiocese of America]]. | On 21 May 1967 he was ordained titular Bishop of Catania, Auxiliary Bishop of the [[Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America|Archdiocese of America]]. | ||
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He was Vicar Houston (1967-1970) Buenos Aires (1970-1974) and Charlotte (1974-1977). | He was Vicar Houston (1967-1970) Buenos Aires (1970-1974) and Charlotte (1974-1977). | ||
| − | In 1977 he withdrew active service. | + | In 1977 he withdrew active ecclesical service. |
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
Revision as of 08:29, April 5, 2014
Bishop James or Iakovos (secular name George Pililis, Greek: Γεώργιος Πηλίλης) is retired bishop of Catania
Biography
Born on August 10, 1927 at Megara, Greece.
He studied Theology, Philosophy, Comparative Religion and Byzantine and Ecclesiastical History at the University of Athens, in London, at Fordham University, and Columbia University in New York. After excellent and brilliant studies, he was awarded the degree "Master of Arts" and the degree "Doctor of Philosophy".
On 21 May 1967 he was ordained titular Bishop of Catania, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of America.
He was Vicar Houston (1967-1970) Buenos Aires (1970-1974) and Charlotte (1974-1977).
In 1977 he withdrew active ecclesical service.
