Archbishop of Moravia and Pannonia

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The Archbishop of Moravia and Pannonia was the high ecclesiastical office held by the missionary and scholar Methodius as he led the Christianization and church organization of the Slavic peoples in that region.

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Archbishop of Moravia and Pannonia canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archbishopric
ecclesiastical office
appliesToEthnicGroup Slavic peoples of Great Moravia
Slavs NERFINISHED
Western Slavs NERFINISHED
appliesToJurisdiction Moravia NERFINISHED
Pannonia NERFINISHED
appointedBy Pope Hadrian II NERFINISHED
papacy
associatedWith Christianization of Central Europe NERFINISHED
Cyrillo-Methodian mission NERFINISHED
Saints Cyril and Methodius NERFINISHED
country Great Moravia NERFINISHED
endTime after 885
late 9th century
foundedBy Pope Hadrian II NERFINISHED
hasLanguage Old Church Slavonic NERFINISHED
hasRole Christianization of Slavs NERFINISHED
church organization
missionary leadership
historicalStatus defunct office
liturgicalLanguage Latin
Old Church Slavonic NERFINISHED
location Central Europe NERFINISHED
Great Moravia NERFINISHED
Slavic lands
officeCreatedFor Methodius NERFINISHED
officeHolder Methodius NERFINISHED
Saint Methodius NERFINISHED
partOf Great Moravian Church NERFINISHED
region Danube basin
Moravia NERFINISHED
Pannonia NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

Christianity
significantEvent Methodius’s imprisonment by Bavarian clergy
approval of Slavonic liturgy
conflicts with German clergy
startTime 9th century
c. 870
subordinateTo Holy See NERFINISHED
Pope NERFINISHED
successorOffice Latin-rite dioceses in Central Europe
timePeriod Early Middle Ages
Middle Ages
usedScript Cyrillic alphabet NERFINISHED
Glagolitic alphabet NERFINISHED

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Methodius title Archbishop of Moravia and Pannonia