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Greek Orthodox Monastery of Panagia Gorgoepikoos, Cnr Cox and Rollins Rds, Lovely Banks, Geelong, 3221. Victoria, P.O. Box 219 Corio. 3214. Victoria. Australia. (03) 52761221 Fax: (03) 5276 1074 The Monastery is situate...
Open entryThis was a post card sent to my grandmother Maria Alfieris (nee Chlentzos) in Oakland, California, dated 15/12/47 I beleive it was from her nephew, Manolis Sofios, and was taken by him, and sent from Logothetianika, but...
Open entry....in front of the alter at the small chapel in the main building, at the Greek Orthodox Monastery of Panagia Gorgoepikoos, Cnr Cox and Rollins Rds, Lovely Banks, Geelong, 3221. Victoria, P.O. Box 219 Corio. 3214. Vict...
Open entryI couldn't believe that there was nothing on the "religion" webpage in relation to St Nicholas! After all, he is one of the most important Orthodox saints & he IS Santa Claus (derived from the Dutch "SinterKlaas" - which...
Open entryDouble Headed Eagle and Greek Iconology. Overview from Wikepedia It may seem surprising that one of the most recognizable (other than the cross) and beloved Greek symbols, the double-headed eagle, is not a part of the mo...
Open entryTime travel ... an ornate screen in the light-filled Skiti Agios Andrea church. Photo: Gary Walsh Sydney Morning Herald. September 24, 2004. On Greece's holy mountain, Gary Walsh discovers a living link with the Byzanti...
Open entryNational Archives, Australia, Canberra, A.C.T. From, Article on groundbreaking Greeks, NAA
Open entryFrom a booklet, commemorating the opening of the church of "Panayias Myrtithiotissis" - Myrtidiotissa - Dubbo, NSW. 30th September, 1962.
Open entryBaptism brings great happiness to the Greek family. The special church service with the naked infant immersed in the baptismal font and anointed with holy oil is often followed by a joyful celebration of feasting and dan...
Open entryLocated near to Hugh Gilchrist''s residence. Many Kytherians worship here.
Open entryGreek Independence Day, 25 March 1937. Ayia Trias was akways known as "the Kytherian church".
Open entryCan you name them?? One of 22 photographs in a supplement on Kythera, in the Woman's Day. August 2, 1976. pp. 20-25. From this tiny Greek island came 100,000 'new' Aussies. People of Kythera longed for opportunity so the...
Open entryBy the Secretary, Kytherian Association of Australia, George Poulos, (Left), and the President, Kytherian Association of Australia, Victor Kepreotis (Right).
Open entryImage from the Spatial Science Innovation Unit, University of Sydney. http://www.ssiu.org.usyd.edu.au/html/gallery/gallery20.html
Open entryPresent also was His Eminence Archbishop Stylianos, donors to the proposed Kytherian Cultural Centre, Kythera, and members of the Committee of the Kytherian Association of Australia.
Open entryAt least 95 percent of all Greeks claim membership in the Greek Orthodox church. According to the Orthodox Church, every day of the year has been dedicated to the memory of a Saint or a martyr from the Holy Bible and Hol...
Open entryFeast Day - February 10th Ayios Haralambos is the Patron Saint of the village of Karavas, Kythera. By: The Right Reverend Father Michael D. Jordan "On February 10th we honor one of the most beloved Saints of the Eastern...
Open entryBlessed ... Harrison Ginis, 16, holds the silver cross he retrieved from Yarra Bay during the Greek Orthodox Church's epiphany celebrations yesterday. Tradition says it will grant his family a fortunate year. Photo: Ste...
Open entryCongregation and priest outside St. Theodores Greek Orthodox Church in Townsville, 1947.
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