Between the sensational extremes of an Ecumenical Patriarch appearing in the White House in Washington, DC to be greeted by the United States President and an Orthodox abbot appearing in the criminal courts of Athens, Greece to respond to allegations of corruption, few will have noticed the recent passing of Archimandrite Vasileios of Mount Athos... The post Archimandrite Vasileios (1936–2025): A Silent Revolutionary appeared first on Public Orthodoxy.| Public Orthodoxy
The Youth Office of the Holy Metropolis of Kitros, Katerini and Platamonas organized an educational and pilgrimage trip to Albania and Northern Epirus from August 17–21. The delegation was led by Metropolitan Georgios, accompanied by three priests and one deacon, with 35 young people from the Metropolis’ Youth Office and…| Orthodox Times (en)
A “secret dinner” was held on Tuesday evening at the Prime Minister’s residence on Lycabettus Hill. According to exclusive reporting by Kathimerini, Archbishop Ieronymos visited the residence at the invitation of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. The Archbishop arrived alone, without any aides, and dined privately with the Prime Minister and…| Orthodox Times (en)
Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens and All Greece met this morning with the Minister of European and International Affairs and Media of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Nathanael Liminski. The Minister thanked the Archbishop for the reception and stressed that he very much wanted to meet with him as part…| Orthodox Times (en)
Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens and All Greece telephoned the newly elected Archbishop Ioannis of Tirana, Durrës and All Albania to offer his warm congratulations on his election. The Archbishop also sent a Synodal Letter to Archbishop Ioannis, wishing him a long, prudent and evangelical ecclesiastical primacy in the Holy Spirit,…| Orthodox Times (en)
Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens has issued a strong appeal to the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs, urging immediate action to protect the Greek Orthodox community in Syria amidst an increasingly dangerous situation. Highlighting the deteriorating conditions in the war-torn nation, the Archbishop expressed grave concern for the survival of the…| Orthodox Times (en)
This morning, Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens and All Greece held a meeting with Lina Mendoni, the Greek Minister of Culture, at the Archdiocese. The discussion covered a range of topics of mutual interest, particularly focusing on significant Church monuments. During a press briefing, Archbishop Ieronymos highlighted their conversation about the…| Orthodox Times (en)
