Archdiocese of Nubia
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The Holy Archdiocese of Nubia and All Sudan is a diocese in northern Africa under the jurisdiction of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria and All Africa, founded in 1918. Under Abp. Dionysios, the bishopric was renamed Archdiocese of Khartoum and All Sudan, but received its original name under Abp. Narcissus.
Ruling Bishops
- Nicholas (Evangelidis) 1918–1927
(vacant)
- Arsenios (Kakoyiannis) 1931–1937
(gained territory from the merged Archdiocese of Ptolemais)
- Anthimos (Siskos) 1940–1958
- Synesios (Laskaridis) 1958–1988
- Dionysios (Hatzivasiliou) 1988–1997
- Titus (Karantzalis) 1997–2000
- Kallinikos (Pippas) 2000–2006
(lost territory to reestablish the Archdiocese of Ptolemais)
- Emmanuel (Kiagias) 2006-2013
- Narcissus (Gamo) 2013–2015
- Sabbas (Heimonetos) 2015–Present
Source
External Links
- Sudan Council of Churches (Church of Alexandria is a member)
