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Irineu Duvlea

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Having been elected by the Congress of The Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America (ROEA) in Special Session on June 28, 2002, the members of the Holy Synod of Bishops of The Orthodox Church in America, under the presidency of Metropolitan Herman, confirmed the election of the Archimandrite Irineu to
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On August 15, 1988, he was blessed as Protosinghel by Antonie; on January 1, 1993, named Hegumen of the Brâncoveanu Monastery; in 1993 named Exarch of Monasteries in the Metropolia; on August 15, 1993, blessed as Archimandrite and Abbot of the monastery by Antonie on the occasion of the consecration
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From June 19 to 23, 2017, the members of the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Orthodox Church in America, in a special session of the Synodal Court, canonically deposed the Bishop Irineu , from the status and all sacred functions of the episcopacy, removed him from the ranks of the clergy, and returned
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Following an exchange of letters between Antonie and Nathaniel, Archbishop of Detroit and The Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America, Archimandrite Irineu and a group of monks were given canonical release to come to America and establish The Ascension of the Lord Monastery under the omofor of
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During his time as Abbot of the Brâncoveanu Monastery, he performed his duties as Exarch of Monasteries in the Metropolia (encompassing most of Transylvania), which included the regular supervision and regulation of 15 monasteries and 10 sketes, and was delegated by Antonie to bless several
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Since his consecration, he has overseen activities as requested of him by Archbishop Nathaniel, traveling extensively throughout the country, especially visiting the numerous mission communities.
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During his monastic life, Irnieu was ordained into the various ranks of Holy Orders. On May 3, 1983, he was ordained Hierodeacon by Archbishop
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Bishop Irineu was consecrated to the episcopacy on November 2, 2002, at Saint George the Great-Martyr Romanian Orthodox Cathedral in
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Noul-Ales Arhiereu-Vicar Irineu (Duvlea) Episcopia Ortodoxă Română dela Vatra Românească din Statele Unite ale Americii si Canadei
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Letter of clarification by His Grace Bishop Irineu on communication to the clergy sent by His Eminence Nathaniel on 1 July 2017
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of Washington and Metropolitan of All America and Canada, along with Nathaniel (Popp); Metropolitan
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the episcopacy during its special session as part of the All-American Council on July 24, 2002.
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Archbishop Nathaniel, with Archimandrite Irineu as Abbot, at the Saint Andrew House in
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family. His theological education includes the Theological Seminary in
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[iriˈnew]
secular name
[iˈo̯anˈduvle̯a]
Orthodox Church of America
Dearborn Heights
Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America
Alba Iulia
Romania
Orthodox Christian
Cluj-Napoca
Sibiu
Brâncoveanu Monastery
Sâmbătă de Sus
Brașov County
Lucian Florea
Făgăraș
John (Rinne)
Antonie Plămădeală
Transylvania
Bartholomew I of Constantinople
Teoctist of Romania
Detroit
Michigan
Southfield
Herman (Swaiko)
Christopher (Kovacevich)
Kyrill (Yonchev)
Nicolae (Condrea)
Seraphim (Storheim)

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