Archbishop Ieronymos: "Let Us Honor the Past, with Memory, and Face the Present with Unity"
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irafina.grArchbishop Ieronymos sent his own message for the anniversary of October 28th after the end of the military parade in Thessaloniki.
Archbishop Ieronymos addressed the message of October 28, after the conclusion of the military parade in Thessaloniki, to the future that we must build, especially for children. With a wish for memory, unity and hope, the Archbishop stated: “My brothers, my wish is that we have a memory for those who fought and sacrificed for freedom […]
"The message of October 28th does not belong only to the past, but, above all, to the future that we must build, especially for our children," stressed Archbishop Ieronymos.
The message he sent in detail. Archbishop Ieronymos gave the wish for the Greek people to have memory, unity and hope, after the completion of the military parade in Thessaloniki for the national anniversary of October 28. "My brothers, my wish is that we have memory for those who fought and sacrificed for our freedom. Unity, because this has been the great strength of the Greek people in the most difficult moments of their history. Hope, becaus…
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