Bartolomé I
Bartolomé I is the current Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, a prominent leader in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Born in 1940 on the island of Imbros, he became the 270th patriarch in 1991 and has since played a crucial role in ecumenical dialogue and interfaith relations. Known for his commitment to promoting unity among Christian denominations, he has often emphasized the importance of cooperation and mutual respect. Bartolomé I has also been influential in addressing social and environmental issues, advocating for global peace and justice. His recent message wishing a speedy recovery to Pope Francis reflects the deep interconnection between the Orthodox and Catholic churches.
Born on Feb 29, 1940 (85 years old)
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Ecuador:
León XIV is expected to meet with Bartolomé I, the leader of the Orthodox Church.
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Colombia:
Bartolomé I was invited by Francisco to join the visit to Turkey.
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Venezuela:
Francisco invited Bartolomé I, the ecumenical patriarch of the Orthodox Church, to join the visit.
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Paraguay:
Bartolomé I was the first Orthodox patriarch to attend a papal event since the Great Schism of 1054.
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Venezuela:
Bartolomé I sent a message to his 'beloved brother' Francisco wishing him a swift recovery.
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Nicaragua:
Bartolomé I sent a message to Pope Francisco wishing him a swift return to his important duties.
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Venezuela:
Bartolomé I sent a message to his 'beloved brother' Francisco wishing him a swift recovery.
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