Congregation of the Mechitarists of Vienna, C.M.V.

Type: Monastic Order of Pontifical Right (for Men)

1773: Established as Congregation of the Mechitarists of Vienna (English) / Congregazione Mechitarista dì Vienna (Italiano) / Ordo Mechitaristarum Vindobonensis (latine) / C.M.V. (from Congregation of the Mechitarists of Venice)
2000: Suppressed (merged into Benedictine Congregation of the Mechitarists (Mechitarists))

Superior General:	Abbot Paulus Kodjanian, C.M.V. (? – 2000)
Superior General:	Archbishop Mesrop Habozian, C.M.V. (1931 – 1971)
Superior General:	Archbishop Gregorio Govrik, C.M.V. (1910.05.07 – 1931.01.26)
Superior General:	Archbishop Arsène Aïdynian, C.M.V. (1887.03.15 – 1902.07.21)
Superior General:	Archbishop Vartan Estegar, C.M.V. (1884.09.19 – 1886.06.23)
Superior General:	Archbishop Jakub Bosagi, C.M.V. (1855.08.16 – 1883.10.01)
Superior General:	Archbishop Aristazio Azarian, C.M.V. (1826 – 1854.05.06)

1974: Archbishop Mesrop Habozian, C.M.V., Superior General of Congregation of the Mechitarists of Vienna

1931: Archbishop Gregorio Govrik, C.M.V., Superior General of Congregation of the Mechitarists of Vienna

1902: Archbishop Arsène Aïdynian, C.M.V., Superior General of Congregation of the Mechitarists of Vienna

1886: Archbishop Vartan Estegar, C.M.V., Superior General of Congregation of the Mechitarists of Vienna

1883: Archbishop Jakub Bosagi, C.M.V., Superior General of Congregation of the Mechitarists of Vienna

1854: Archbishop Aristazio Azarian, C.M.V., Superior General of Congregation of the Mechitarists of Vienna

Houses: 5

Members: 15 (14 priests)

Congregation of the Mechitarists of Vienna (C.M.V.)