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Orthodox religious celebrations in Greece and Egypt
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Orthodox religious celebrations in Greece and Egypt
Religious festivities were held across different Greek regions in early November 2026. In Ammoudia, Metropolitan Makarios of Sidirokastro presided over services at the Holy Temple of Timiou Prodromou to honor the feast of the Holy Anargyroi, Saints Cosmas and Damian. The event included a sermon on the selfless service of the saints and a community gathering. In Messinia, Metropolitan Chrysostomos led celebrations for the Feast of the Archangels at the Panmegi Holy Temple in Kalamata. The service was attended by various regional officials and local clergy. Following the liturgy, the Metropolitan visited Kalamata, which included a visit to the 120 Combat Wing to offer blessings to the Air Force, while additional Force. On November 7 and 8, 2026, Orthodox Christian communities expanded celebrations for the Synaxis of the Most High Archangels, Michael and Gabriel, across Greece, Corfu, and Egypt. In Greece, additional observances occurred at the Taxiarakis chapel Mesolonghi Air Club in Aetolia and Acarnania, and in Lagadia, Laconia. In Corfu, Metropolitan Nektarios and Metropolitan Theoklitos presided over a service that included the Agios Nikolaos Flarios parish. ordination of a new deacon. In Alexandria, Egypt, the feast was observed at the Holy Community Church of the Most High Archangels. Held under the blessing of Pope and Patriarch Theodore II, the services involved the Greek community, Arabic-speaking Orthodox believers, and pilgrims from Romania.
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