Ecclesiastical Structure

Our Hierarchy

Our parish is under the spiritual oversight and omophorion of the Holy Synod of the Church of the True Greek Orthodox Christians of Greece, under the presidency of His Beatitude Archbishop Kallinikos of Athens and All Greece.

First Hierarch

His Beatitude

Archbishop Kallinikos of Athens and All Greece

First Hierarch — President of the Holy Synod

Holy Synod of the Church of the True Greek Orthodox Christians of Greece

His EminenceMetropolitan Justin of Euripos and Euboea
His EminenceMetropolitan Gerontios of Piraeus and Salamina
His EminenceMetropolitan Chrysostomos of Attica and Boeotia
His EminenceMetropolitan Gregory of Thessalonica
His EminenceMetropolitan Photios of Demetrias
His EminenceMetropolitan Moses of Toronto
His EminenceMetropolitan Demetrius of America
His EminenceMetropolitan Ambrose of Philippi and Maroneia
His EminenceMetropolitan Cyprian of Oropos and Phyle
His EminenceMetropolitan Clement of Larisa and Platamon

Bishops

His GraceBishop Ambrose of Methone
His GraceBishop Auxentios of Etna and Portland
His GraceBishop Theodosios of Bresthena
His GraceBishop Christodoulos of Theoupolis
His GraceBishop Maximus of Pelagonia

"Our parish remains committed to preserving the Holy Tradition, Patristic Faith, and sacred canons of the Orthodox Church, standing in continuity with the Church of the True Greek Orthodox Christians of Greece and the confession of the Holy Fathers."

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Under the omophorion of the Church of the True Greek Orthodox Christians of Greece — the faithful who, since 1924, have held the ancestral Julian Calendar and the apostolic Faith unaltered, in canonical continuity with the pre-innovation Orthodox Church.

Holy New Martyr Catherine of Mandra

Holy New Martyr Catherine of Mandra

In Memory · †November 15/28, 1927

Saint Catherine of Mandra — First Martyr of the Old Calendar Struggle

In November 1927, three years after the Greek hierarchy imposed the Revised Calendar, police surrounded a church in Mandra, Attica, on the orders of the new-calendar Archbishop of Athens — to arrest the faithful's Old Calendar priest. Catherine Routis, a 27-year-old mother of two, formed a human wall with the other pious women. When a policeman raised his rifle-butt to strike Father Christopher, Catherine covered him with her body. She received the mortal blow to the back of her head. She died seven days later, whispering "Most Holy Theotokos…" Her last note to her husband asked him to care for their children — one four years old, the other a few months old.

A mother of two, aged 27, who shielded her priest with her own body and received the blow meant for him.

Glorified as a saint by the Holy Synod of the Church of the True Greek Orthodox Christians of Greece, September 6/19, 2014.

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