Archimandrites

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Georgian saint (1929–1995)

Byzantine monk

Metroploitan of Kyiv, Halych and All-Rus

Ruthenian Catholic archbishop, martyr and saint

ancient Greek monk

Russian sinologist (1817–1878)

Eastern Orthodox theologian (1894–1979)

Metropolitan of Kiev

Ukrainian Catholic monk and political prisoner (1869–1951)

Hetman of Ukraine

American bishop

Serbian historian (1832–1905)

Greek-Catholic Metropolitan bishop of Kyiv from 1613 to 1637

Russian monk, theologian and writer (1896–1993)

Ecumenical Patriarch in 1410–1416

11th Patriarch of Moscow (1674–1690)

Georgian theologian (1899–1942)

Polish archbishop of Greek Catholic Church

Patriarch of Moscow

Serbian Orthodox archimandrite (1914-2003)

Israeli Arab Christian theologist (1947–2024)

Russian saint (1705-1754)

Greek Orthodox monk and archimandrite

Archimandrite (d. 1627)

Italian bishop (1914-1978)

historian, theologian, political and Church figure of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Russian Tsardom

Greek musician and priest

bishop of Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate)

Metropolitan of Montenegro

Montenegrin metropolitan

Eastern Orthodox theologian

Armenian abbot and theologian (1941-2017)

Ukrainian head of a monastery

Greek priest, monk, teacher and entrepreneur

Metropolitan of Moscow

Russian priest (1919–2017)

Russian schema-archimandrite

Russian monk (1910-2006)

archimandrite of Holy Metropolis of Goumenissa (Orthodox church)

Greek Orthodox prelate (1931-2020)

Prior of Vatopedi monastery