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Ask an Eastern Orthodox Christian: How do I address an exarch from Turkey or Greece?
In the Eastern Orthodox Church, an exarch can be a bishop, metropolitan or archbishop. The proper salutation and form of address for an exarch depends on what kind of bishop he is.
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