Archdiocese of Athens
The Archdiocese of Athens is an archdiocese located in the city of Athens in Greece and is under the jurisdiction of the autocephalous Church of Greece.
Leadership
The current Archbishop of Athens is His Beatitude, Ieronymos II (Liapis), Archbishop of Athens and All Greece.
Moments in History
- Roman Athens
- Byzantine Period (Athens)
- Ottoman Turks Invade Greece (Athens)
- War of Independence (Athens)
- World War II (Athens)
- Post World War II (Athens)
- Military Dictatorship (Athens)
- Modern-Day Athens
Orthodox sites of pilgrimage
- Byzantine Museum (Athens)
- Aeropagite Hill, the Agora of Athens
- Cave of Panagia Chrysospiliotissa, the Acropolis of Athens
- Church of Agios Dimitrios Loumbardiaris, Filopappos Hill (also nick named Demetri the Bombadier)
- Church of Agia Marina (Filopappos), Filopappos Hill
- Metropolis of Athens, Monastiraki
- Panagia Gorgoepikoos, Monastiraki
- Kapnikarea
- Monastiraki
- Panagia Grigoroussa
- Agias Apostoli
- Agia Ekaterini
- Agios Georgios, Lykavittos Hill
- Dafni
- Kesariani, Mount Hymettos
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