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The celebration of Saint Panteleimon in Volos and Agia was brillianttranslated

July 27, 2026 · 1 min read

The memory of the Holy Great Martyr Panteleimon of Iamatikos was commemorated again this year in the Holy Metropolis of Dimitrias with due splendor. The center of the celebration was the eponymous Church of the Orphanage of Volos, where on the eve of the holiday the Great Vespers was celebrated, presided over by Rev. Metropolitan Dimitriados Mr. Ignatiou. The MPs of Magnesia, Mr. Zetta Makri and Christos Boukoros, the administration of the Foundation and a large number of believers.

In his sermon, His Holiness emphasized that "Saint Panteleimon showed us what true faith means, in the person of the Lord Jesus Christ, in the Holy Trinity.

It is about trust, which results from the knowledge of Christ and the fellowship of His love. It also showed us that science does not conflict with faith. Serious scientists know that their subject is something physical, related to the mystery of creation, which cannot fit into the human mind. The Saint put love into practice and this is verified in our city, as his Church is built in the vicinity of our Orphanage. Here the children find shelter, care and love, because believing in words is not enough, but must...

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