Albania’s Orthodox church elects new leader, Archbishop Joan
- Joan Pelushi was elected as the new leader of Albania's Orthodox Church by the Holy Synod following the death of Archbishop Anastasios in January.
- The election took place after a 40-minute meeting, where Joan Pelushi became the Archbishop of Tirana and head of the Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Albania.
- Joan Pelushi has a background in theology and worked at the Tirana Psychiatric Hospital until 1990, when communism ended in Albania.
- The Orthodox Church in Albania represents about 7% of the population, according to the 2023 census, although the church claims the number is higher.
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Albania’s Orthodox church elects new leader, Archbishop Joan
Albania’s Orthodox Church has elected Joan Pelushi as its new leader following the death in January of Archbishop Anastasios, who had revived the church after the fall of communism in 1990.
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