
Archbishop of Chicago and the Midwest 2022 – Current
Consecration Date: January 24, 2015
Name’s Day: March 4
Biography of His Eminence, Archbishop DANIEL


Archbishop of Chicago and the Midwest 2014 – 2022
Consecration Date: December 27, 2014
Repose: PASCHA April 24, 2022
In Memoriam: “Do not pray for an easy life”


Bishop of Chicago and the Midwest 2011 – 2013
Consecration Date: April 30, 2011
Repose: Holy Saturday May 4, 2024
Biography of His Grace, Bishop MATTHIAS
Most Reverend JOB (Osacky)
Archbishop of Chicago and the Midwest 1992 – 2009
Consecration: January 29, 1983
Repose: December 18, 2009
In Memoriam: Celebrating the memory of our beloved former Archpastor
Right Reverend BORIS (Geeza)
Bishop of Chicago and the Midwest 1978 – 1988
Consecration: November 11, 1978
Repose: December 30, 2000
In Memoriam: The 15th Anniversary of the Repose of Bishop BORIS


Archbishop of Chicago and Minneapolis 1957-1978
Consecration: 1943
Repose: April 11, 1982
Biography of His Eminence, Archbishop JOHN


Archbishop of Chicago and Minneapolis 1954-1956
Right Reverend DIONYSIUS (Diachenko)
Bishop of Chicago and Minneapolis 1950 – 1954
Most Blessed LEONTY (Turkevich)
Archbishop of Chicago and Minneapolis 1933 -1950
(later – Metropolitan of All America and Canada)
Consecration: 1933
Repose: May 14, 1965
Right Reverend PAUL (Gavrilov)
Bishop of Chicago 1932-1933
Right Reverend Alexis (Panteleev)
Bishop of Chicago 1931- 1932
Most Blessed THEOPHILUS (Pashkovsky)
Bishop of Chicago 1922 – 1931
(later – Metropolitan of All America and Canada)
Consecration: December 3, 1922
Repose: June 27, 1950
Additionally, on the territory of the current Diocese of the Midwest, the following occupied the see of Detroit (later of Detroit and Cleveland):
APOLLINARY (Koshevoy): 1924-1926
PAUL (Gavrilov): 1928-1932
JEROME (Chernov): 1935-196; 1937-1946
ARSENY (Chahovtsev): 1936-1937
JOHN (Garklavs): 1949-1957
With the transfer of Archbishop JOHN (Garklavs) to Chicago in 1957, the parishes previously under the Bishop of Detroit and Cleveland were transferred to the jurisdiction of the hierarch of Chicago and Minneapolis.
— Alexis Liberovsky, Archivist of the Orthodox Church in America