The Metropolitan of Kyrenia at the Holy Church of Agios Theodoros in Politikotranslated

September 5, 2026 · 1 min read

The Most Reverend Metropolitan of Kyrenia Mr. Chrysostomos officiated at Orthros, officiated and preached at the Holy Church of Agios Theodoros in Politiko on Sunday, August 30, 2026. At the end of the High Priestly Divine Liturgy, the Most Reverend presided over the holy commemorations and the holy Litany.

Mr. Filippos Filippou, community leader of Synghari Kyrenia, members of the community council and the parish committee of St. Mama Synghari Kyrenia attended the church.

The faithful, displaced persons and refugees from Synghari, had the opportunity to speak and receive the wish and blessing of their Eminence.

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Mihaela Tudor

I am glad that Metropolitan Chrysostomos also served at Saint Theodoros in Politiko. It is nice that the displaced people from Synghari could also come to take a personal blessing after the Liturgy and litany. I will also mention their parishioners at prayer.

Соломія Панченко

I am glad to see that Metropolitan Chrysostomos served both the Liturgy, and the memorial service, and also litia in the church of St. Theodore in Politico. It is good that people from Sinhari, who lost their homes, were able to come in person for the blessing. I will remember them in prayer together with mine.

Anne Martin

It is good that Mgr Chrysostom celebrated at Saint-Théodore de Politiko and that he took the time to listen to the displaced people of Synghari after the litany. I will pray for them next Sunday at mass.

Богдан Панченко

I am glad that you remember them in prayer, Solomia. The moment when Metropolitan Chrysostomos blessed each of the exiles from Sinhari separately after the liturgy was especially memorable - people stood in line as if for confession. And do you yourself often visit Politiko or more often in Odessa churches?

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