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==Metropolitans==
 
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*[[Dorotheos (Polikandriotis) of Syros|Dorotheos (Polikandriotis)]]  2001 -Present
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*[[Dorotheos II (Polikandriotis) of Syros|Dorotheos II (Polikandriotis)]]  2001 - Present
*[[Dorotheos (Stekas) of Syros|Dorotheos (Stekas)]]   ? - 2001  [http://www.oki-regensburg.de/verst_01.htm]
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*[[Dorotheos (Stekas) of Syros|Dorotheos (Stekas)]]   1965- 2001  [http://www.oki-regensburg.de/verst_01.htm]
 
*[[Philaret (Ioannides) of Syros|Philaret (Ioannides)]]  1930 - ?
 
*[[Philaret (Ioannides) of Syros|Philaret (Ioannides)]]  1930 - ?
 
*Athanasius of Syros c.1922[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorotheus_of_Athens]
 
*Athanasius of Syros c.1922[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorotheus_of_Athens]

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The Holy Metropolis of Syros, Tinos, Andros, Kea and Milos is under the jurisdiction of the Church of Greece. The area of the Metropolis consists of a number of islands of the Cyclades in the Aegean Sea. The head offices of the Metropolis are located in Syros, Cyclades, Greece.

Metropolitans

Monasteries

Monk's monasteries

  • Panachrantos Monastery of Andros, Greece
  • Monastery of St. John at Talanta of Syros, Talanta, Greece
  • Monastery of St. Marina in Apikia of Andros, Greece (founded 1325).
  • Monastery of St. Nicholas of Andros, Greece
  • Monastery of the Taxiarches of Serifos, Greece
  • Monastery of the Virgin Tourliani at Mykonos, ANO MERA, Greece
  • Monastery of Vryssis at Sifnos, CHRYSSOPIGI, Greece

Nun's Monasteries

  • Monastery of Chryssopigi at Sikinos, SIKINOS, Greece
  • Monastery of St. Barbara of Kini in Syros, Greece
  • Monastery of the Assumption of the Virgin of Kecchrovounio, Greece
  • Monastery of the Virgin at Paleokastro Mykonos, Greece
  • Monastery of Zoodochos Pigi at Andros, MONI ZOODOCHOU PIGIS, Greece

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