Metropolis of Patra
The Metropolis of Patra, also known as Patron (Gr: ), is under the jurisdiction of the Church of Greece. It is a combination of the Aetolia and Acarnania prefectures located in the western part of Greece. This metropolis was founded in its modern form from 1922.
Metropolitans
- His Eminence Metropolitan (-)
Monasteries and churches
Male monasteries
- The Holy Monastery Gerokomeiou (Celebrates August 15 in honour of the Dormition of the Theotokos, also 2nd Tuesday after Easter and August 23), 10th-century. See also the icon of Panagia Gerokomitissa.
- The Holy Cenobitic Monastery of Omplou, or Ompile, (November 21), the Entrance of the Theotokos, Patra. 14th-century (1315). See also the icon of Panagia Ompilou
- The Holy Monastery of All Saints, Velimacheion Tritaias, 18th-century.
- The Holy Monastery of the Chrysopodaritissas (Gold-footed), Kalanos Nezeron, 16th-century
Saints
- St. Apostle Andrew (November 30), called in the Orthodox tradition Protocletos, or the first-called. He is the Patron Saint of Patra and was martyred there in 62 AD.
- St. Luke the Evangelist
- St. Zacharias the New-Martyr of Patra (January 20), listed as New-Martyr Zacharias at Patrai in Morea
