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− | The '''Metropolis of Alexandroupolis, Traianoupolis and Samothrace''' is under the jurisdiction of the [[Church of Greece]]. | + | The '''Metropolis of Alexandroupolis, Traianoupolis and Samothrace''' is under the jurisdiction of the [[Church of Greece]]. |
− | + | ==History== | |
+ | The Metropolis of Alexandroupolis was originally under the Metropolis of Traianoupolis, later under the episcopacy of Ainou and the Metropolis of Maronias. In 1885, the city "Dedeagats" (Alexandroupolis today) split from the Metropolis of Maronias and combined with the Metropolis of Ainou. | ||
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+ | In November of 1922, a Synodical decision was made under the Ecumenical Patriarch Meletios Metaxakis, founding the Metropolis of Alexandroupolis with various constraints. | ||
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+ | Today the Metropolis has about 80 clerics, 61 parishes, 3 holy monuments, 2 holy monasteries, 3 philanthropic organisations and 20 graveyards with churches. | ||
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==Metropolitan== | ==Metropolitan== | ||
The current [[metropolitan]] is His Eminence [[Anthimos (Koukouridis)]] or [[Anthimos (Roussos)]] - ambiguity. | The current [[metropolitan]] is His Eminence [[Anthimos (Koukouridis)]] or [[Anthimos (Roussos)]] - ambiguity. | ||
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==List of Parishes== | ==List of Parishes== | ||
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#St. Demetrios, Dikella | #St. Demetrios, Dikella | ||
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− | ==Monasteries== | + | '''Male monastery:''' |
− | + | # The Holy Monastery of St. John the Theologian, Aetohorio (Evrou, Greece)] | |
− | # Holy Monastery of St. John the Theologian, Aetohorio (Evrou, Greece)] | + | |
+ | '''Female convent:''' | ||
+ | #The Holy Monastery of Panagia of Evrou, Makris (Alexandroupolis, Greece) | ||
#St. Athanasios "Alonion Samothraces" – [[metochia]] of [[Iviron Monastery (Athos)|Iviron monastery]] at [[Mount Athos]] | #St. Athanasios "Alonion Samothraces" – [[metochia]] of [[Iviron Monastery (Athos)|Iviron monastery]] at [[Mount Athos]] | ||
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==Local Saints== | ==Local Saints== | ||
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+ | ==Source== | ||
+ | * [http://www.ecclesia.gr/ Church of Greece Website] (Greek and English) | ||
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+ | ==External link== | ||
+ | * The Metropolis of Alexandroupolis, Traianoupolis and Samothrace [http://www.imalex.gr/ Official Website] (Greek) | ||
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− | + | * [http://www.imalex.gr/monimakris.el.aspx Holy Monastery of St. John the Theologian, Aetohorio (Evrou, Greece)] (Greek) | |
+ | * [http://www.imalex.gr/monimakris.el.aspx Holy Monastery of Panagia of Evrou (Alexandroupolis, Greece)] (Greek) | ||
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[[Category:Dioceses]] | [[Category:Dioceses]] |
Revision as of 06:43, March 27, 2008
The Metropolis of Alexandroupolis, Traianoupolis and Samothrace is under the jurisdiction of the Church of Greece.
History
The Metropolis of Alexandroupolis was originally under the Metropolis of Traianoupolis, later under the episcopacy of Ainou and the Metropolis of Maronias. In 1885, the city "Dedeagats" (Alexandroupolis today) split from the Metropolis of Maronias and combined with the Metropolis of Ainou.
In November of 1922, a Synodical decision was made under the Ecumenical Patriarch Meletios Metaxakis, founding the Metropolis of Alexandroupolis with various constraints.
Today the Metropolis has about 80 clerics, 61 parishes, 3 holy monuments, 2 holy monasteries, 3 philanthropic organisations and 20 graveyards with churches.
Metropolitan
The current metropolitan is His Eminence Anthimos (Koukouridis) or Anthimos (Roussos) - ambiguity.
List of Parishes
- Alexandroupoli
- St Nicholas (Metropolitan)
- St Eleutherios
- St Kyriakis [www.inakalex.gr]
- The Transfiguration of Christ
- St Nektarios
- St Basil
- St Andrew
- Ferres
- Panagias Kosmosotiras
- St Nicholas
- St Alexandros
- Elevation of the Holy Cross (new Kosmosotiras)
- Ss. Anargyroi, Poros
- St. Demetrios, Dikella
Monasteries
Male monastery:
- The Holy Monastery of St. John the Theologian, Aetohorio (Evrou, Greece)]
Female convent:
- The Holy Monastery of Panagia of Evrou, Makris (Alexandroupolis, Greece)
- St. Athanasios "Alonion Samothraces" – metochia of Iviron monastery at Mount Athos
Source
- Church of Greece Website (Greek and English)
External link
- The Metropolis of Alexandroupolis, Traianoupolis and Samothrace Official Website (Greek)
Monasteries