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The Heavy Metal doctor of the Greek National Health System who chants in monasteries and for patients

Father of six children, Christoforos Laskos is a man who balances daily between two seemingly incompatible worlds: the world of Byzantine chanting and the world of heavy metal music

Ecumenical Patriarch: Welcomed at the Capitol by the Speaker of the House of Representatives

Message of unity, equality, and respect for creation was at the heart of the address delivered by the Head of Orthodoxy at the U.S. Capitol – Honored at a bipartisan luncheon hosted by Speaker of the House Michael Johnson

Adult Catechism meetings resume at Metropolis Cathedral

"Whoever knows God, knows the purpose of his life." (St. Maximus the Confessor)

Meeting with Donald Trump at the White House today for Patriarch Bartholomew

The Ecumenical Patriarch will lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington, have dinner at the State Department, and hold a luncheon with the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mike Johnson

Metropolitan Cleopas on the Divine Liturgy in the Swedish language

In the Divine Liturgy, the Word of God becomes accessible to the people, and the people, in turn, offer themselves to God through praise and thanksgiving

“Romanos o Melodos” concert at the St. George Cathedral of Stockholm

During the concert, hymns were performed in four thematic sections, drawing from the feast of the Great Martyr Saint George, the services of Vespers, Matins, and Divine Liturgy, as well as hymns dedicated to the Theotokos

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew arrives in Stockholm

He is scheduled to meet with representatives of the Swedish State Leadership, delegates from other Christian Denominations and Confessions, and to give His paternal blessing to the clergy and faithful of the Mother Church’s flock in Scandinavia

GCM: Archbishop Makarios Visits St George

The evening service was warmly received by the local Greek Orthodox community and marked a moment of spiritual reflection, unity, and renewed connection between the Church and the community

Jordan condemns Israel’s freezing of the accounts of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem

"The freezing of our Church's accounts will hinder our ability to continue to provide our humanitarian and social witness through patriarchal institutions," said Patriarch Theophilos of Jerusalem

Times of Israel: Jerusalem “froze” the bank accounts of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate

Associates of Patriarch Theophilus link this decision to the Israeli property tax issue

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