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*1987: Became [[chancellor ]] of the Greek Orthodox Diocese of Chicago, Illinois, until 1995.

*[http://www.orthodoxresearchinstitute.org/resources/hierarchs/constantinople/currentacurrent1.htm#nikitas_metr_hong_kong nikitas_metr_dardanellia Listing] at the Orthodox Research Institute*[http://www.cs.ust.hk/faculty/dimitris/metro/ENTHR.html Enthronment of His Eminence Metropolitan Nikitas of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia Orthodox Cathedral of St. Luke, Stanley Fort, Hong Kong January 12, 1997] '''News Articles'''*[http://www.sptimes.com/2006/01/02/Northpinellas/From_leap_of_faith_to.shtml From leap of faith to leader of churches: Nikitas Lulias says that retrieving the cross on Epiphany acted as a "calling" that led him be a metropolitan.] by Theresa Blackwell, published January 2, 2006.

*[http://www.sptimes.com/2006/01/02/Northpinellas/From_leap_of_faith_to.shtml From leap of faith to leader of churches: Nikitas Lulias says that retrieving the cross on Epiphany acted as a "calling" that led him be a metropolitan.] by Theresa Blackwell, published January 2, 2006*[http://www.sptimes.com/2003/01/06/NorthPinellas/Native_son_returns_fo.shtml Native son returns for Epiphany: Along the Sponge Docks in Tarpon Springs, the Metropolitan Nikitas revives the tradition of blessing of the boats.] by Kelley Benham, ''[St. Petersburg] Times'' Staff Writer, published January 6, 2003 .* AsiaNews.it [http://www.asianews.it/index.php?l=en&art=9778&size=A Orthodox Metropolitan: Beijing should allow real religious freedom]. ''AsiaNews.it'', July 10, 2007.*Ecumenical News International (ENI). [http://www.cseni.ch/news/item.php?id=999 Asian Christians persecuted, says Orthodox leader]. 2 July 2007.* ''Kung Kao Po'' (kkp@catholic.ustorg.hk). [http://facultykkp.catholic.org.hk/dimitrislo/metrolo3307/ENTHRlo3307_04.htm 正教香港聖統建立十年 首任主教七月離港返美] July 2007.html Enthronment of His Eminence Metropolitan (includes photo):(''In an interview with a Catholic weekly, Archbishop Nikitas Lulias said he did not agree with the policy of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia Orthodox Cathedral the Chinese government as regards religion, given that the latter did not include Orthodoxy among the five "official religions" of St. Lukethe country (Catholic Christianity, Stanley FortProtestant Christianity, Hong Kong January 12Islam, 1997]Buddhism and Taoism)'').