Michael S. Baroi

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Michael S. Baroi, commonly known as Bishop Baroi is a bishop of Church of Bangladesh. He was the 1st Bishop of Kushtia and the 3rd Archbishop of Dhaka & Moderator of synod. Bishop Baroi retired from synod due to illness on early 2007 and now acting as emeritus Bishop of Kushtia. [1]

The Most Reverend

Michael S. Baroi

COB
1st Bishop of Kushtia
3rd Archbishop of Dhaka & 2nd Primate & Moderator of all Church of Bangladesh
Church Church of Bangladesh
Diocese
  • Dhaka
  • Kushtia
In office2002 (as Archbishop of Dhaka)
Retired2007
Predecessor Barnabas Dejen Mondal
Successor Paul Sarker
Orders
Ordination1970
by  James D. Blair
Consecration1990
by  Barnabas Dejen Mondal
Personal details
Born
Michael Baroi
Coat of arms Mitra Gloriosa.svg
Styles of
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Reference style The Most Reverend
Spoken style His Grace
Religious style Bishop

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References

  1. "Our History". Church of Bangladesh. 2012-01-29. Retrieved 2020-08-27.