- are
known as
catholicos-patriarchs. In the
Armenian Church there are two catholicoi: the
supreme catholicos of
Ejmiadzin and the
catholicos of Cilicia....
- (1975–1991), also
Catholicos of the East
Mathews II (1991–2005), also
Catholicos of the East
Didymos I (2005–2010), also
Catholicos of the East Paulose...
-
Catholicos Garegin II (Armenian: Գարեգին Բ, also
spelled Karekin; born 21
August 1951) is the
Catholicos of All Armenians, the
supreme head of the Armenian...
-
Catholicos of the East may
refer to:
Patriarch of the
Church of the East
Catholicos of the East and
Malankara Metropolitan Catholicos of
India Maphrian...
-
Holiness and Beatitude,
Catholicos-Patriarch of All
Georgia and the
Archbishop of
Mtskheta and Tbilisi. The in****bent
Catholicos-Patriarch of the church...
- The
Catholicos of India, also
referred to as the
Catholicos of the East or the
Maphrian is the head of the
Jacobite Syrian Christian Church. He is ordained...
-
first Catholicos of All
Armenians following the nation's
adoption of
Christianity as its
state religion in 301 AD. The seat of the
Catholicos, and the...
-
Bishop of Caesarea. Its
catholicos was
represented at the
First Council of
Nicea (325). St.
Vrtanes I, the
third Catholicos of the
Armenian Apostolic...
-
Baselious Marthoma Mathews II,
Catholicos of the East and
Malankara Metropolitan on 29
April 1991,
becoming the
Sixth Catholicos in
Malankara and 89th Successor...
- is
located in Antelias, Lebanon. The
Catholicos of
Armenia and All
Armenians claims sovereignty over the
Catholicos of Cilicia,
though the
latter operates...
