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The '''Metropolis of Sisanio and Siatista''' is part of the [[Church of Greece]].<!---Siatista is a town of the Kozani Region, 28km southeast of its capital city, and was built on the southern slope of the Velia mountain and on an (average) height of 950m.--->
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The '''Metropolis of Sisanio and Siatista''' is part of the [[Church of Greece]]. The [[metropolis]] is located in the northwestern area of Greece. <!---Siatista is a town of the Kozani Region, 28km southeast of its capital city, and was built on the southern slope of the Velia mountain and on an (average) height of 950m.--->
  
 
==Metropolitan==
 
==Metropolitan==
The current Metropolitan of this district is His Eminence Paul, who was consecrated on March 4, 2006.
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The current Metropolitan of this district is His Eminence Paul, who was consecrated on [[March 4]], 2006.
 
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==History==
 
==History==
*Metropolitan Antonios of Siatista passed away on December 16, 2005. He was an ascetic figure, rested on the values of Orthodox tradition. <ref> [http://www.ecclesia.gr/english/mosaic/moasic_19.html Mosaic News 19 December 2005]
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*Metropolitan Antonios of Siatista passed away on [[December 16]], 2005. He was an ascetic figure, rested on the values of Orthodox tradition. <ref> [http://www.ecclesia.gr/english/mosaic/moasic_19.html Mosaic News 19 December 2005]
  
 
==Regions==
 
==Regions==

Revision as of 00:22, June 16, 2011

The Metropolis of Sisanio and Siatista is part of the Church of Greece. The metropolis is located in the northwestern area of Greece.

Metropolitan

The current Metropolitan of this district is His Eminence Paul, who was consecrated on March 4, 2006.


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