Kalymnos Prefect applauds Darwin Greeks for honouring roots with Saint Savvas church

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The Prefect of the Regional Unit of Kalymnos, Emmanuel G. Moussellis, has congratulated the Kalymnian community in Darwin, Northern Territory following the foundation of the new Greek Orthodox Church of Saint Savvas the New of Kalymnos.

Describing the new church as a “shining example of unity, faith and love for our roots, place and tradition,” Mr Mousellis emphasised the church’s significance as a spiritual beacon for future generations of Kalymnians in Australia.

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Plans for the new church in Darwin.

He praised the collective efforts that brought the vision to life, stating, “Through the construction of this sacred space, you keep the soul of Kalymnos alive in the hearts of the Greek community.”

Concluding his letter, Mr Mousellis offered blessings to the expatriate Kalymnian community, expressing hope that Saint Savvas would continue to strengthen their ties to the homeland.

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