Archbishop Makarios meets with Bishop Prodromos to discuss missionary work in Madagascar

·

His Eminence Archbishop Makarios of Australia held a cordial meeting with His Grace Bishop Prodromos of Toliara and Southern Madagascar at the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia (GOAA) in Sydney.

The two leaders discussed various issues, particularly focusing on the state of Orthodoxy and the missionary efforts in Madagascar.

Archbishop Makarios commended Bishop Prodromos for his self-sacrificial ministry in Madagascar, acknowledging the challenges faced in the region.

He expressed support for the Bishop’s continued work, wishing him health and strength to carry on his mission. The meeting concluded with warm Easter greetings and well wishes.

Advertisement

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Advertisement

Latest News

Greek Australians join global effort to revitalise Greece’s remote islands

Greek Australians have played a leading role in international efforts to revive Greece’s most isolated border islands.

Victorian Opposition responds to placement of trans sex offender in women’s prison

Victorian Opposition pledged to prevent transgender prisoners convicted of violent sex crimes from being housed in women’s facilities.

Etienne Alexiou admits lying to ASIC amid whistleblowing case against ANZ

Former ANZ trader Etienne Alexiou admitted to lying to the corporate regulator ASIC during testimony in his legal action against the bank.

Contos’ White Fox Boutique faces backlash over product quality

Fashion entrepreneurs Georgia and Daniel Contos are under scrutiny as customers criticise White Fox Boutique for declining clothing quality.

AI tool helps cure John Kounadis’ drug-resistant epilepsy

John Kounadis is among the first children in Australia to be cured of drug-resistant epilepsy thanks to a groundbreaking AI “detective.”

You May Also Like

9 amendments to Greece’s constitution approved

The amendments were in relation to many pressing issues in Greece, including the presidential election procedure, voting rights for the Greek diaspora abroad, and a guaranteed annual income.

Greek Community of Melbourne schools mark 50th anniversary of Cyprus invasion

The Greek Community of Melbourne schools organised, in July, a series of school activities to mark 50th anniversary of the Cyprus invasion.

Honouring Cyprus’ martyrs: Melbourne remembers the sacrifice of July 9, 1821

A hierarchical memorial service was held on Sunday, July 13, at the Holy Church of the Presentation of the Theotokos in North Balwyn.