On December 22nd, the Greek Orthodox Church commemorates Agia Anastasia Pharmakolitria, Saint Protector of poison…
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Carols about the birth of Jesus sung by the sweet choral voices of children, special…
On December 20th, the Greek Orthodox Church begins the Fore feast of the Nativity, whose…
Agios Dionysios is the largest church in Zakynthos and celebrates December 17, which is the…
Christmas is one of the major holidays that are celebrated in Greece, filled with moments to spend with loved ones, church services, and plenty of unique traditions. Here is a roundup of some of the most special Greek Christmas customs that you can enjoy, no matter where in the world you are.
On December 5, the Greek Orthodox Church commemorates the Feast Day of Agios Savvas, the…
The Monastery of Agia Varvara Roussanou is one of the six active monasteries in Meteora,…
On December 4, the Greek Orthodox Church commemorates Agia Barabara the Great Martyr, who is…
On November 26, the Greek Orthodox Church commemorates the Feast Day of Agios Stylianos, the…
November 15 marks forty days until Christmas, and in the Greek Orthodox Church, the Nativity…
On November 14 the Greek Orthodox Church commemorates the Feast Day of Agios Filipos the…
On November 9, the Greek Orthodox Church commemorates Agios Nektarios the Wonderworker of Aegina. He…
In a world increasingly defined by mass production and fleeting trends, Syndesi emerges as a refreshing oasis of authentic artistry and meaningful connections. Founded by Eleni Eleftheriou, a Greek American with a profound passion for her heritage, Syndesi brings forth a curated collection of handmade Greek ceramics and captivating photography that not only captivates the eye but also touches the heart.
St. Basil’s NSW & ACT, an organisation established by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, is dedicated to providing quality care and support for ageing Australians. Among their exceptional services, the Day Centres stand as warm and inviting places, where individuals can partake in stimulating programs, savour nutritious meals, and receive appropriate care, including specialised services for those with dementia.
St. Basil’s NSW & ACT, an organisation established by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, is committed to providing exceptional care and enriching the lives of ageing Australians. With a focus on tailored activities and fostering a sense of belonging, St. Basil’s NSW & ACT offers a wide range of lifestyle activities that cater to the diverse interests and preferences of its residents.
Every culture has its collection of superstitions – serious or half-serious, irrational beliefs relating to supernatural rituals performed to ward off ill fortune, bring good luck, foretell the future, heal, or to prevent sickness and accidents. Here is a list of some of our favourite Greek superstitions that you may like to read…just to be safe!
Traditionally, Easter eggs are dyed red on Holy Thursday. There are many other ways to…
Red eggs are perhaps the brightest symbol of Greek Easter, representing the blood of Christ…
The Feast of the Entrance of our Lord Jesus Christ into Jerusalem On the…
On March 25, the Greek Orthodox Church celebrates the Annunciation by Archangel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary that she should become the mother of Jesus Christ the Son of God, as today is exactly nine months before Christmas.