Greek Orthodox Diocese of Chora hosts Metropolitan Eirinaios and Florina Mayor in Australia

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The Greek Orthodox Diocese of Chora welcomed His Eminence Metropolitan Eirinaios of Florina, Prespes and Eordaia, along with Florina Mayor Vasilios Giannakis, during their visit to Australia.

Bishop Evmenios of Chora received the guests, conveying the love and respect of Archbishop Makarios of Australia.

The visitors toured the Chora Cultural Precinct, learning about its vision, strategic development, and role as a centre of faith, culture, education, and social cohesion for current and future generations.

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