Mytilenians hold memorial service in Sydney to mark anniversary of Lesvos’ liberation

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The Mytilenian community gathered at Sts. Raphael, Nicholas, and Irene Greek Orthodox parish in Liverpool, Sydney on Sunday, November 10 to commemorate the 112th anniversary of Lesvos’ liberation.

The annual commemoration was organised by the Mytilenian Brotherhood of Sydney & New South Wales. It also involved a procession of the icon of Taxiarchi around the church, and a wreath laying ceremony.

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The service was a heartfelt tribute, honouring the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the island’s freedom.

Special thanks were extended to parish priest Father Asterios, the Ladies Philoptochos, the Parish President, and the entire community for their dedication in making the day memorable.

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