Consecration ceremony at the 6th pier of the port of Thessalonikitranslated

July 10, 2026 · 1 min read

On Friday, July 10, the consecration ceremony took place at the 6th pier in the port of Thessaloniki. The consecration was performed by the Most Reverend Metropolitan of Neapolis and Stavroupolis, Mr. Varnavas, while the Pastor, Metropolitan of Thessaloniki, Mr. Philotheos was also present. Present at the consecration ceremony were Mr. Ioannis Tsaras, CEO of O.L.Th. SA, members of the port administration, engineers and workers.

At the end of the consecration, the Most Reverend Metropolitan of Neapolis, after thanking our Pastor for his presence, wished Mr. Tsara and his staff at the port of Thessaloniki good strength and enlightenment from God.

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Margarita Prifti

It's good that the agiasm was done at that concrete point of the port, at 6th provlita. I wish that the workers and Mr. May the Tsaras really have strength and help from God in their daily work. Thanks for the news.

Олександр Савченко

It is good that the 6th berth was consecrated. May the port workers and Mr. Tsaras feel real support from God in their daily work, especially when they have to work near the water. Thanks for the news.

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მაია ჩხეიძე

It is good that they blessed the 6th Provlita. I hope God will really give strength to the employees and Mr. Tsara when they have to work near the water. Thanks for this story.

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ვახტანგ ბერიძე

Well said Maya, near the water on the 6th provlita is really dangerous sometimes. I remember how scared we were on our route when we stopped at the port in the rain. I hope God really protects everyone who works there.

Nikolla Nako

Hi Margarita, I liked that you said specifically about the 6th provlita – where most merchant ships pass. I hope that agiasm will bring calm even on busy working days, especially for mechanics who work under the sun. Have you ever been to that part of the harbor?

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