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National Philoptochos’ 2024 Impact Report: Inspiring women, impacting lives, building hope & strengthening communities

In 2024 an astounding $1.9 million was raised and $1.5 million in funding was allocated to national and international organizations

St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church: Feeding the homeless: Sunday, March 9

"For I was hungry, and you gave Me something to eat; I was thirsty, and you gave Me something to drink; I was a stranger, and you invited Me in;" Matthew 25:35

St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church: The Lenten Sermon Series – 1st Week of Lent, begins this Wednesday, March 05

Be part of something special this Lent

Archbishop Anastastios: His will was read at the memorial service – To whom he leaves his deposits

As for his personal belongings, he left them to his immediate associates while the books in the library of Dyrrhachion

Condolence message from Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden, on the attack in Örebro

The Metropolitan reached out in writing to His Majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden and to His Excellency Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson of Sweden, conveying the condolences of His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew to them and to all the Swedish people

“Ypapanti” of a New Member at the Stockholm Cathedral

The reception of a new member into the Body of Christ

Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden visited Bishop Mikael of Vasteras

"Will we give up our prejudices and arrogance, so as to take our place at the table, for the sake of the survival of our world and a peaceful future?"

The Greek Orthodox Patriarchates are strengthened with 600 priests of the Diaspora

Specific legislation expected within the first quarter of 2025

Christmas at the Metropolitan Church of Oslo

On Christmas Day, the Metropolitan celebrated the Divine Liturgy assisted by the Rev. Economos Fr. Maxime Lesage and a visiting clergyman from the Holy Metropolis of Arta the Rev. Fr. George Kanakaris

Evros: Reviving the custom of the “nine foods” for abundance on the table all year round

The "nine foods" of the custom are all fasting, oily or unleavened, are served on the table on the last day of fasting, and symbolize, according to one version, the nine months that the Virgin Mary had Christ in her womb

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