Archbishop Makarios of Australia visits offices of Greek Orthodox Community of NSW for first time

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Archbishop Makarios of Australia visited the offices of the Greek Orthodox Community of NSW (GOCNSW) in Lakemba, Sydney for the first time on Thursday, December 1.

During the visit, Archbishop Makarios met with the President of GOCNSW, Harry Danalis, and other members of the Board.

In the meeting, the Archbishop and Board of GOCNSW discussed issues of mutual interest. The Archbishop was also shown GOCNSW’s future plans for its offices in Lakemba.

At the conclusion of the meeting, both parties expressed their willingness to cooperate in the future.

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