Orthodox Metropolitanate of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia

The Orthodox Metropolitanate of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia, headquartered in Hong Kong, is an eparchy of the Church of Constantinople. Its current bishop is His Eminence Nikitas (Lulias), Metropolitan of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia, which includes Hong Kong, India, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines and Taiwan.

Orthodox Metropolitanate of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia
Jurisdiction	Constantinople
Diocese type	Metropolis
Founded	1996
Current bishop	Metr. Nikitas
See(s)	Hong Kong
Headquarters	Hong Kong
Territory	Hong Kong, India, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan
Liturgical language(s)	English, Greek, other native languages
Musical tradition	Byzantine Chant
Calendar	Revised Julian
Population estimate	unknown
Official website	OMHKSEA

The Episcopacy

Metr. Nikitas

• Metropolitan Nikitas (Lulias) of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia, 1999-2007. He is currently serving as the director of the Patriarch Athenagoras Orthodox Institute in Berkeley, California. The Episcopacy is currently vacant as of March, 2007 and may be abolished pending the decision of the Holy and Sacred Synod of Constantinople.
  • Archimandrite Daniel (Toyne) is the sole priest in Singapore
  • Archimandrite Jonah (Mourtos) is the sole priest in Taiwan.
  • Vicar Nikitas (Mellios) is the senior active priest in the Philippines

Related articles

• Archimandrite Lazarus (Moore), missionary in India 1952-1972.
• Archimandrite Vincentius (Escharcha), priest in the Philippines.

External links

• Official Website of the Metropolitanate

• Exarchate of Singapore
  • Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church in Singapore.

• Exarchate of Taiwan
  • Holy Trinity Orthodox Church in Taiwan.
  • Orthodox Christian Liturgy in Taipei, Pascha 2004

• Exarchate of the Philippines
  • Annunciation of the Theotokos Orthodox Church
  • Greeks in the Philippines & Their Contribution to the Country

• Exarchate of Indonesia
  • Birth of Orthodoxy in Indonesia

• Exarchate of India
  • Philanthropic Society of the Orthodox Church - Calcutta.
  • History of the Church in India.

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