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Eparchy of Saint Nino at Paris is a Georgian Orthodox Parish depending on Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, by the Assembly of Orthodox Bishops of France.

It was founded in 1929 by Georgian refugees after Red Army invaded their country.

History

  • 1922 : one thousand Georgian peple (members of Parliament, of Government and of politic Parties) get refugees in France
  • 1929 : a committee (Ilamaz Dadeshkeliani, Josef Kemularia and Levan Zurabishvili) creates the Parish after validation by French authorities and Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople : the Saint Nino Eparchy at Paris depends on Metropolis of Thyatira (based in London)
  • 1977 : the Saint Nino Eparchy at Paris depends on Orthodox Metropolis of France (President of the Assembly of Orthodox Bishops of France).

Eparchius of Saint Nino

  • 1931-1942 : Grigol Peradze[1]
  • 1943-1949 : Nikolas Zabakhidze
  • 1949- 1988 : Elie Melia [2]
  • 1988 : Gabriel Henry
  • 1988-1992 : Méthode Alexiou
  • From 1992 : Artchil Davrishashvili [3].

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Catégorie:Orthodoxy Catégorie: Dioceses of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople