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His Eminence Leo
Archbishop of Helsinki and all Finland

Native name	Leo Makkonen
Church	Orthodox Church of Finland
Appointed	27 October 2001
Predecessor	Johannes
Orders
Ordination	22 July 1973 by Archbishop Paavali
Consecration	1980 by Archbishop Paavali
Personal details
Born	Leo Makkonen (1948-06-04) 4 June 1948 (age 75) Pielavesi, Finland
Children	1
Occupation	priest

Leo Makkonen is a Finnish Orthodox prelate who serves as Archbishop of Helsinki and All Finland. He is the head of the Finnish Orthodox Church.^[1]

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