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* Saint [[Theoctiste of the Isle of Lesbos|Theoctiste]] | * Saint [[Theoctiste of the Isle of Lesbos|Theoctiste]] | ||
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* New Martyr [[Theodora of Byzantium]] | * New Martyr [[Theodora of Byzantium]] | ||
Revision as of 03:25, December 31, 2008
The Holy Metropolis of Mytiline, Eressos and Plomariou [1] (Gr. Μυτιλήνης, Ερεσσού και Πλωμαρίου) is part of the Church of Greece
Metropolitan
The current metropolitan is His Eminence Metropolitan Iakovos III of Mytiline (Gr. ΙΑΚΩΒΟΣ Γ' Μυτιλήνης, Ερεσσού και Πλωμαρίου)
See also
- Miraculous icon of The Virgin of the Holy Blessing(s)
- Miraculous icon of Archangel Michael of Mantamados
- Holy wonder-working Saints Raphael, Nicholas and Irene
- Saint Euprepeia [2]
- Saint Thomayi of Lesbos (January 3, 1204)
- Saints Olympia and Euphrosynis (May 11 - 13th century)
- Saint Andrew, Archbishop of Crete (July 4 - 7th and 8th-century)
- Saint George, Bishop of Mytiline (April 7, 821)
- Saint Gregory, Bishop of Accou (March 4, either 1150 or 1185)[3]
- Saint Theoctiste
- Saint Theophanis the Sirgiannis
- Saints David, Symeon and George the Confessors
- The Saints 5 virgin-martyrs of Lesbos [4]
- New Martyr Theodora of Byzantium
- Saint Irene of Athens
- Holy Patriarchal and Stavropegic Monastery of Leimonos founded by Saint Ignatios Agallianos in 1526.
End notes
- ↑ Mytiline can also be spelled Mytilene, Mitiline or Mitilene
- ↑ Her identity was discovered in 1931 in an ancient ruin and is unoffocially recognised since there are no records to her martyrdom.
- ↑ His holy relics and tomb were found in 1935.
- ↑ How they martyred and when is unknown. They are only mentioned in a Synaxaristis by Saint Nicodemos the Aghiorite
External links
- Official Webpage (in Greek)
