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BROCHURE XANTHAKIS 100%
ALEXANDER XANTHAKIS / KANINGOS 12 ATHENS GREECE / WWW.XANTHAKIS.COM / XANTHAKIS@HOTMAIL.GR / MADE IN GREECE / PATENT PENDING :
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2011/06/09/brochure-xanthakis/
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II Report Greek Diplomatic Expulsions 99%
After expulsions, Greek media don’t doubt Russia has been meddling Greece unexpectedly announced on 11 July it was expelling two Russian diplomats and barring two more from entry for “illegal activities perpetuated within the Greek state and which constitute interference in Greece’s domestic affairs”.
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2018/11/28/ii-reportgreekdiplomatic-expulsions/
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meetings in greece feb 2017 99%
“Russia is the most friendly power to Greece”.
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2018/11/28/meetings-in-greece-feb-2017/
28/11/2018 www.pdf-archive.com
CND SPCD notes 97%
Notes on discussions in Greece, 2017 In black type are the analytical notes made by CND &
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2018/11/28/cnd-spcd-notes/
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WC vs EC rosters 97%
Country World Championships Rosters European Championships Rosters Austria Andreas BABSCH (Austria) Andreas BABSCH (Austria) Wolfgang BIEDER (Austria) Torbjorn JONSSON (Austria) Arno LINDERMANN (Austria) Arno LINDERMANN (Austria) Josef SIMON (Austria) Gunther PURKARTHOFER (Aust Christian TERRANEO (Austria) Josef SIMON (Austria) Franz TERRANEO (Austria) Christian TERRANEO (Austria) Jean Marie BACKES (Belgium) Sam BAHBOUT (Belgium) Sam BAHBOUT (Belgium) Philippe COENRAETS (Belgium) Patrick BOCKEN (Belgium) Steven DE DONDER (Belgium) Philippe COENRAETS (Belgium) Steve DE ROOS (Belgium) Zvi ENGEL (Belgium) Zvi ENGEL (Belgium) Mike VANDERVORST (Belgium) Mike VANDERVORST (Belgium) Belgium Bosnia No roster listed for European Championships Denmark Michael ASKGAARD (Denmark) Dennis BILDE (Denmark) Dennis BILDE (Denmark) Morten BILDE (Denmark) Morten BILDE (Denmark) Knut BLAKSET (Denmark) Poul CLEMMENSEN (Denmark) Mathias BRUUN (Denmark) Hans Christian GRAVERSEN (Denmark) Soren CHRISTIANSEN (Denmar Kasper KONOW (Denmark) Martin SCHALTZ (Denmark) David BAKHSHI (England) David BAKHSHI (England) Tony FORRESTER (England) Tony FORRESTER (England) David GOLD (England) David GOLD (England) Frances HINDEN (England) Jason HACKETT (England) Graham OSBORNE (England) Justin HACKETT (England) Andrew ROBSON (England) Andrew ROBSON (England) Jyri AAVA (Estonia) Maksim KARPOV (Estonia) Vahur KURIG (Estonia) Tiit LAANEMAE (Estonia) Teno LUTTER (Estonia) Vassili LEVENKO (Estonia) Jaanus MARIPUU (Estonia) Leo LUKS (Estonia) Olavi OJA (Estonia) Lauri NABER (Estonia) Vilmar VAHE (Estonia) Sven SESTER (Estonia) Kauko KOISTINEN (Finland) Vesa FAGERLUND (Finland) Vesa LESKELA (Finland) Kauko KOISTINEN (Finland) Seppo NIEMI (Finland) Vesa LESKELA (Finland) Jussi Pekka TAMMINEN (Finland) Clas NYBERG (Finland) England Estonia Finland France Same roster in both events Germany Sabine AUKEN (Germany) Sabine AUKEN (Germany) Joerg FRITSCHE (Germany) Michael GROMOELLER (German Michael GROMOELLER (Germany) Julius LINDE (Germany) Julius LINDE (Germany) Martin REHDER (Germany) Christian SCHWERDT (Germany) Christian SCHWERDT (Germany Roy WELLAND (Germany) Roy WELLAND (Germany) Nikos DELIMPALTADAKIS (Greece) Konstantinos DOXIADIS (Greec Michel EIDI (Greece) Aris FILIOS (Greece) Panagiotis KANNAVOS (Greece) Konstantinos KONTOMITROS ( Yankos PAPAKYRIAKOPOULOS (Greece) Tassos KOUKOUSELIS (Greece) Greece Theodoros TRIANDAPHYLLOPOULOS (Gree Thanassis MATZIARIS (Greece) Hungary Iceland Vassilis VROUSTIS (Greece) Petros ROUSSOS (Greece) Daniel GULYAS (Hungary) Miklos DUMBOVICH (Hungary) Gal HEGEDUS (Hungary) Gal HEGEDUS (Hungary) Balazs KOTANYI (Hungary) Gyorgy KEMENY (Hungary) Gabor MACSKASY (Hungary) Tamas SZALKA (Hungary) Balazs SZEGEDI (Hungary) Laszlo SZILAGYI (Hungary) Laszlo SZILAGYI (Hungary) Gabor WINKLER (Hungary) Sveinn Runar EIRIKSSON (Iceland) Sveinn Runar EIRIKSSON (Icel Throstur INGIMARSSON (Iceland) Throstur INGIMARSSON (Icelan Birkir JONSSON (Iceland) Birkir JONSSON (Iceland) Adalsteinn JORGENSEN (Iceland) Thorlakur JONSSON (Iceland) Snorri KARLSSON (Iceland) Adalsteinn JORGENSEN (Icelan Karl SIGURHJARTARSON (Iceland) Magnus Eidur MAGNUSSON (Ic Ireland Same roster in both events Israel Michael BAREL (Israel) Ilan BAREKET (Israel) Alon BIRMAN (Israel) Michael BAREL (Israel) Ilan HERBST (Israel) Assaf LENGY (Israel) Ophir HERBST (Israel) Amir LEVIN (Israel) Dror PADON (Israel) Josef ROLL (Israel) Yaniv ZACK (Israel) Yaniv ZACK (Israel) Mario D' AVOSSA (Italy) Massimiliano DI FRANCO (Italy) Stelio DI BELLO (Italy) Giovanni DONATI (Italy) Massimiliano DI FRANCO (Italy) Alessandro GANDOGLIA (Italy) Italy Latvia Lorenzo LAURIA (Italy) Lorenzo LAURIA (Italy) Andrea MANNO (Italy) Andrea MANNO (Italy) Alfredo VERSACE (Italy) Alfredo VERSACE (Italy) Aigars GERMANIS (Latvia) Nauris ARMANIS (Latvia) Ugis JANSONS (Latvia) Martins LORENCS (Latvia) Martins LORENCS (Latvia) Janis NEIMANIS (Latvia) Maija ROMANOVSKA (Latvia) Bruno RUBENIS (Latvia) Ivars RUBENIS (Latvia) Ivars RUBENIS (Latvia) Karlis RUBINS (Latvia) Karlis RUBINS (Latvia) Lebanon No roster listed for European Championships Lithuania No roster listed for European Championships Monaco Same roster in both events Netherlands Same roster in both events Norway Erik A EIDE (Norway) Erik BERG (Norway) Harald EIDE (Norway) Boye BROGELAND (Norway) Lars EIDE (Norway) Thomas CHARLSEN (Norway) Petter EIDE (Norway) Thor Erik HOFTANISKA (Norwa Kristian ELLINGSEN (Norway) Espen LINDQVIST (Norway) Baard Kaare GRAESLI (Norway) Steffen Fredrik SIMONSEN (Nor Poland Same roster in both events Russia Igor BAVCHINE (Russia) Igor KHAZANOV (Russia) Yury KHIUPPENEN (Russia) Maria LEBEDEVA (Russia) Vadim KHOLOMEEV (Russia) Sergei ORLOV (Russia) Ivan SEMENOV (Russia) Dmitri PROKHOROV (Russia) Vitold SLIVA (Russia) Vladmir TATARKIN (Russia) Pavel VOROBEI (Russia) Andrez VORONOV (Russia) San Marino No roster listed for European Championships Scotland Alex ADAMSON (Scotland) Alan GOODMAN (Scotland) Sandy DUNCAN (Scotland) Irving GORDON (Scotland) Danny KANE (Scotland) Danny KANE (Scotland) Stephen PETERKIN (Scotland) Stephen PETERKIN (Scotland) Derek SANDERS (Scotland) Brian SHORT (Scotland) Spain Sweden Switzerland Federico GODED (Spain) Gabriel CARRASCO (Spain) Gonzalo GODED MERINO (Spain) Gabriel FRACTMAN (Spain) Andres KNAP (Spain) Federico GODED (Spain) Luis LANTARON (Spain) Gonzalo GODED MERINO (Spai Jordi SABATE (Spain) Ramon GOMEZ HIERRO (Spain) Arturo WASIK (Spain) Pedro GONCALVES (Spain) Tommy BERGDAHL (Sweden) Fredrik NYSTROM (Sweden) Fredrik NYSTROM (Sweden) Mikael RIMSTEDT (Sweden) Johan SYLVAN (Sweden) Ola RIMSTEDT (Sweden) Johan UPMARK (Sweden) Johan SYLVAN (Sweden) Niklas WARNE (Sweden) Johan UPMARK (Sweden) Frederic WRANG (Sweden) Frederic WRANG (Sweden) Bachar ABOU CHANAB (Switzerland) Bachar ABOU CHANAB (Switzer Bartlomiej IGLA (Switzerland) Stephan MAGNUSSON (Switzerl Stephan MAGNUSSON (Switzerland) Dmitrij NIKOLENKOV (Switzerla Dmitrij NIKOLENKOV (Switzerland) Fernando PIEDRA (Switzerland) Fernando PIEDRA (Switzerland) Marco SASSELLI (Switzerland) Cedric THOMPSON (Switzerland Turkey Ukraine Emre KAYA (Turkey) Nuri CENGIZ (Turkey) Omer KIZILOK (Turkey) Orhan EKINCI (Turkey) Enver KOKSOY (Turkey) Yusuf KAHYAOGLOU (Turkey) Tolga OZBAY (Turkey) Enver KOKSOY (Turkey) Bircan OZTURK (Turkey) Ali UCAR (Turkey) Dogan UZUM (Turkey) Nafiz ZORLU (Turkey) Yuliy CHUMAK (Ukraine) Volodymyr DRAGAN (Ukraine) Volodymyr DRAGAN (Ukraine) Oleksandr NYEMTSEV (Ukraine) Volodymyr PORKHUN (Ukraine) Volodymyr PORKHUN (Ukraine) Oleg ROVYSHYN (Ukraine) Oleg ROVYSHYN (Ukraine) Gennadii RYBNIKOV (Ukraine) Gennadii RYBNIKOV (Ukraine) Borys SHUKHMEYSTER (Ukraine) Borys SHUKHMEYSTER (Ukrain
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David Grodzki-Eurozone Crisis and the future 96%
The currently ailing economies of Greece, Portugal and to a smaller extent Ireland, Spain and Italy, have become a real test for the functioning and the determination and conviction of Europe’s leaders.
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/09/27/david-grodzki-eurozone-crisis-and-the-future/
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CLASSIC BROCHURE 95%
ALEXANDER XANTHAKIS / KODROU 12 10558 PLAKA ATHENS GREECE / WWW.XANTHAKIS.COM / XANTHAKIS@HOTMAIL.GR / MADE IN GREECE / PATENT PENDING :
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2011/03/03/classic-brochure/
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Russian Influence in Greece [FINAL] 94%
Russian Influence in Greece 22 04 2018 “I’m so happy to hear the Russian language being spoken at the National University of Athens.
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2018/11/28/russian-influence-in-greece-final/
28/11/2018 www.pdf-archive.com
ETUCE Solidarity with GreekTUs2015 93%
The ETUCE Member Organisation in Greece:
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2015/07/08/etuce-solidarity-with-greektus2015/
08/07/2015 www.pdf-archive.com
Registration Flyer MedHealth 91%
Health A Nutritional Odyssey in Greece Experiential Conference with American and Mediterranean Scholars Sani Resort, October 16-20, 2017 Travel to Greece with the award-winning PBS television show, The Cooking Odyssey, leading international experts and Harvard University faculty for a handson, mouth-watering immersion course on the health benefits of the Mediterranean Diet, right where it was born.
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/06/14/registration-flyer-medhealth/
14/06/2017 www.pdf-archive.com
media-policy-independent-journalism-greece-20150511 90%
Petros Iosifidis l City University London Dimitris Boucas l London School of Economics MEDIA POLICY AND INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM IN GREECE This study identifies the most urgent problems facing media policy in Greece and how they affect independent journalism.
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2015/05/15/media-policy-independent-journalism-greece-20150511/
15/05/2015 www.pdf-archive.com
Lates Paper North 2205 89%
From £215pp NORTH EDITION VISIT YOUR LOCAL STORE HOLIDAYS FROM £215pp Date Departs Destination Nights Accommodation 04-Jun-17 08-Jun-17 16-Jul-17 31-May-17 17-Jun-17 18-Jun-17 02-Jun-17 Newcastle Manchester Manchester Glasgow Newcastle Manchester Glasgow Greece Greece Greece Ibiza Ibiza Greece Menorca 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 03-Jun-17 Newcastle Turkey 7 24-Jun-17 01-Jun-17 29-May-17 12-Jun-17 31-May-17 29-Jun-17 06-Jun-17 22-Jul-17 Glasgow Glasgow Newcastle Glasgow Newcastle Manchester Newcastle Glasgow Portugal Lanzarote Majorca Tenerife Majorca Greece Ibiza Turkey 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Hotel Pericles Paradise Apartments Angelika Xaloc Apartments Hotel Brisa Corfu Inn Sa Mirada Apartments smartline Sherwood Greenwood Resort Ocean Club Resort smartline Ficus Sol Cala Antena smartline Teide Mar Sol Cala Antena smartline Princess Hotel Caribe Alvaro Apartments Board Price Share Basis Saving Per Booking £215 £239 £239 £259 £275 £279 £289 2 Adults 2 Adults 2 Adults 3 Adults 2 Adults 2 Adults 2 Adults Save Up to £850 Save Up to £500 Save Up to £680 Save Up to £880 Save Up to £630 Save Up to £480 Save Up to £720 All Inclusive £295 2 Adults Save Up to £780 Self Catering All Inclusive All Inclusive Self Catering All Inclusive Self Catering Half Board Plus Self Catering £309 £319 £329 £335 £345 £359 £369 £389 3 Adults 2 adults 2 Adults 3 Adults 2 Adults 2 Adults 2 Adults 2 Adults Save Up to £800 Save Up to £880 Save Up to £1050 Save Up to £500 Save Up to £700 Save Up to £470 Save Up to £770 Save Up to £350 Basis Bed &
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Cluster Participants 89%
badiamasoni@protonmail.com Cluster Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France France Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Germany Italy Italy Italy Italy Italy Italy Greece Greece Greece Greece Greece Greece Greece Greece Greece Greece Greece Greece USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada USA/Canada Central Eastern Central Eastern Central Eastern Central Eastern Central Eastern Central Eastern Central Eastern Central Eastern Central Eastern Slovakia Baltic LT Baltic LT Baltics LT Baltics LT Baltics LT Baltics LT Baltics LT Baltics LT Baltics LT Baltics LT Baltic LT Baltic Baltic LT Baltic Baltic LT Baltic LT Baltic LT Baltic LT Baltic Baltic LT Baltic Baltic Baltic Baltic Baltic LT Balkans MT Balkans MT Balkans MT Balkans SB Scandinavia SE Scandinavia NO Scandinavia NO Scandinavia NO Scandinavia NO Scandinavia NO Scandinavia NO Scandinavia NO Scandinavia DK Scandinavia DK Scandinavia DK Scandinavia DK Scandinavia FI Scandinavia Scandinavia FI Scandinavia Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK UK Role Head of ECFR Madrid Office &
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BLANK WorldCupPredictor2014 88%
WorldCupPredictor2014 Group A A B B C C D D E E F F G G H H A A B B C C D D E E F F G Match 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Date - Time 12/06/2014 21:00 13/06/2014 17:00 13/06/2014 20:00 13/06/2014 23:00 14/06/2014 17:00 15/06/2014 02:00 14/06/2014 20:00 14/06/2014 23:00 15/06/2014 17:00 15/06/2014 20:00 15/06/2014 23:00 16/06/2014 20:00 16/06/2014 17:00 16/06/2014 23:00 17/06/2014 17:00 17/06/2014 23:00 17/06/2014 20:00 18/06/2014 23:00 18/06/2014 20:00 18/06/2014 17:00 19/06/2014 17:00 19/06/2014 23:00 19/06/2014 20:00 20/06/2014 17:00 20/06/2014 20:00 20/06/2014 23:00 21/06/2014 17:00 21/06/2014 23:00 21/06/2014 20:00 Venue Sao Paulo Natal Salvador Cuiaba Belo Horizonte Recife Fortaleza Manaus Brasilia Porto Alegre Rio De Janeiro Curitiba Salvador Natal Belo Horizonte Cuiaba Fortaleza Manaus Rio De Janeiro Porto Alegre Brasilia Natal Sao Paulo Recife Salvador Curitiba Belo Horizonte Cuiaba Fortaleza Brazil Mexico Spain Chile Colombia Côte d'Ivoire Uruguay England Switzerland France Argentina Iran Germany Ghana Belgium Russia Brazil Cameroon Spain Australia Colombia Japan Uruguay Italy Switzerland Honduras Argentina Nigeria Germany Results - Croatia Cameroon Netherlands Australia Greece Japan Costa Rica Italy Ecuador Honduras Bosnia and Herzegovina Nigeria Portugal USA Algeria Korea Republic Mexico Croatia Chile Netherlands Côte d'Ivoire Greece England Costa Rica France Ecuador Iran Bosnia and Herzegovina Ghana G H H A A B B C C D D E E F F G G H H 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 22/06/2014 23:00 22/06/2014 17:00 22/06/2014 20:00 23/06/2014 17:00 23/06/2014 21:00 23/06/2014 17:00 23/06/2014 17:00 24/06/2014 21:00 24/06/2014 21:00 24/06/2014 17:00 24/06/2014 17:00 25/06/2014 21:00 25/06/2014 21:00 25/06/2014 17:00 25/06/2014 17:00 26/06/2014 17:00 26/06/2014 17:00 26/06/2014 21:00 26/06/2014 21:00 Manaus Rio De Janeiro Porto Alegre Brasilia Recife Curitiba Sao Paulo Cuiaba Fortaleza Natal Belo Horizonte Manaus Rio De Janeiro Porto Alegre Salvador Recife Brasilia Sao Paulo Curitiba USA Belgium Korea Republic Cameroon Croatia Australia Netherlands Japan Greece Italy Costa Rica Honduras Ecuador Nigeria Bosnia and Herzegovina USA Portugal Korea Republic Algeria - Portugal Russia Algeria Brazil Mexico Spain Chile Colombia Côte d'Ivoire Uruguay England Switzerland France Argentina Iran Germany Ghana Belgium Russia £5 entry fee Pick your 'full time' scores for each of the group stage games (NO EXTRA TIME / PENALTY RESULTS) For each correct 'number of goals' you will receive 1 point per team For correctly guessing the exact 'full time' score you will receive a bonus 5 points Prize pot will be split between:
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2014/03/17/blank-worldcuppredictor2014/
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1935ConsecrationsEng 86%
The First Synod and the Consecrations of 1935 In 1935, two hierarchs of the Orthodox Church of Greece (Metropolitan Germanus Mavromatis of Demetrias and Metropolitan Chrysostom Demetriou of Zacynthus) and one retired hierarch of the Ecumenical Patriarchate (Metropolitan Chrysostom Kavourides of Florina) joined the Sacred Struggle and assumed the leadership of the Old Calendarists of Greece. Germanus of Demetrias became the President of the Holy Synod and the Locum Tenens of the Metropolis of Athens. This act was most canonical because the innovative “Archbishop” Chrysostom Papadopoulos of Athens had illegally usurped the Archdiocesan throne in 1923, whereas the lawful Archbishop was Theocletus Menopoulos (+1931). Assisted by the Metropolitans Chrysostom of Florina and Chrysostom of Zacynthus, Metropolitan Germanus of Demetrias, as the canonical and lawful President of the Synod, performed, in Keratea of Attica, the consecrations of four new bishops. Those consecrated were Bishop Germanus Varykopoulos of the Cyclades, Bishop Christopher Chatzis of Megaris, Bishop Polycarp Liosis of Diaulia, and Bishop Matthew Karpathakis of Bresthena. The first three Metropolitans and the abovementioned newly‐ordained four Bishops constituted the first re‐establishment of the canonical Holy Synod of the Orthodox Church of Greece since the time of Archbishop Theocletus Menopoulos of Athens, who had been dismissed in 1923 and reposed in 1931.
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o-canto-schedule 85%
- 18:00 Columbia Japan Japan Greece :
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PC list 85%
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Natalia Guliakina Neena Gupta-Biener Georgiy Gerkushenko Roman Horváth Marian Hostovecky Said Hadjerrouit Wolfram Hardt Tiko Iyamu Michael Koniordos Maria Kordaki Bal Krishna Bal Marina Kultsova Dmitriy Korobkin Alexey Kizim Alexander Kataev Viktor Kureichik Alexey Kaperko Valery Lezhebokov Oleg Leonenko 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Mehran Misaghi Peter Mozelius, Christos Malliarakis David Moffat Jean-Charles Marty Anna Matokhina Takako Nakatani Carla Oliveira Selcuk Ozdemir Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, United Kingdom Lattakia University, Syria University of Piraeus, Greece KULeuven, Geel, Belgium Universtiy of Nottingham, United Kingdom University of Urbino, Italy Tomsk Polytechnic University, Russia University de Quimper, France Tampere University of Technology, Open Innovations Association FRUCT, Finland Instituto Politécnico de Coimbra, Portugal B V Bhoomaraddi College of Engineering and Technology, Karnataka, India Polytechnic Institute of Cavado and Ave, Portugal Thomas More Kempen, Geel, Belgium Moscow Institue of Phisics and Technology, Moscow, Russia Politehnica University of Bucharest, Romania University of Danang, Vietnam Inst.
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Festival2016 85%
As soon as the festival of Ierapetra comes to an end, it will spread its wings and travel to Greece and all over the world, transmitting to its audience all the emotions evoked by the document .
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Balkans Trip Report SBL 85%
Montenegro, Serbia, Greece:
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2018/11/28/balkans-trip-report-sbl/
28/11/2018 www.pdf-archive.com
VIRTUAL 83%
Josilyn Ruiz April 18, 2017 Professor Pinazelli Fundamentals of Art Architecture of Ancient Greek Temples Iktinos and Kallikrates Parthenon, 447-432 BCE 30.88m x 69.5m, Pentelic Marble Ancient Greece Iktinos and Kallikrates’ temple, the Parthenon, was built on the Acropolis of Athens in dedication to Athena, the goddess of wisdom and the patron to the city of Athens.
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Encyc2007eng 83%
A The Sacred Synod of the Church of the Genuine Orthodox Christians of Greece ENCYCLICAL Protocol No. 3280/28‐11‐2007 Published in ATHENS FEBRUARY, 2008 To the Sacred Clergy, the Monastic Orders and the Pious Laity Children, beloved in the Lord! “The right hand of the Lord hath wrought power……” In these latter days of the world, where there is apostasy and rebellion of the many against the principles of Faith and Orthodox Confession, there are, according to the prophetic words of the Apostle Paul “terrible times.” “For men will be,“ he writes, “lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, without natural affection, truce breakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good, traitors, heady, high‐minded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God; having a form of godliness but denying the power thereof.” And concluding, he counsels all of us saying, “From such, turn away.” (II Timothy 3:1‐5) Living in our times, we are all witnesses of the emboldening of the devil against the righteous God. On a daily basis, we observe, because of our own sins and the permission of God, the continually spreading authority of the enemy over the nobility of human nature and over all our natural environment. All around us, we see shamelessly manifested and praised: alienation, corruption, degeneration, and the imposition of that which is unnatural as if it were natural. Beginning with the opening of the way by desensitization, there follows the total overturning of every principle and every moral order and justice. And all this in the name of progress and human freedom. But our Lord God doth live unto the ages! And His Church, which is “the pillar and foundation of truth,” as the Apostle of the nations declares, lives unto the ages founded upon the Lord’s words: “and the gates of Hell shall not prevail against it.” She walks humbly and piously upon her martyric path in the world from the time of the holy Apostles even until today, while her children, in the words of Holy Scripture, are “…destitute, afflicted, tormented,” but being witnessed to by faith, they “…subdued kingdoms, wrought righteousness and obtained promises….” From the very day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples of Christ, leading them unto “all the Truth,” the Church has never ceased facing the attacks and assaults of the devil, the enemy of Truth, who as the “prince of this world,” desperately attempts to take revenge upon our God in Trinity, the Former and Creator of all, by abusing all of the Divine creation, but especially man, who was formed in the image of God. Schisms, heresies, and rebellions have throughout the ages troubled, and even now trouble, the Church and are all the works of the “prince of this world,” having as their source his continual maniacal warring against the Creator God. Children beloved in the Lord! The “first schism” in the New Testament, the rebellion and betrayal of Judas, is the pattern and example of every schism or apostasy that followed throughout the ages. Similar movements and behaviors are manifested and realized from then even until today. The Seven Ecumenical Synods; Pan Orthodox Synods held in various places; and the Local Synods; faced, with the Grace of the holy Spirit, the imitators of Judas throughout the ages, that is, the leaders of heresies, and showed them to be in error, and their heretical teachings to be kakodoxies. Gnostics, Cathars, Nikolaites, Arians, Nestorians, Monophysites, Patropaschites, Monothelites and others, (in our days, the Ecumenists and whatever other deniers of the Orthodox Faith and Confession), are all examples of those who troubled the people of the Church, tearing asunder the unsewn Robe of Christ as imitators of Judas. But the Church of Christ lives unto the ages! However, it is natural and understandable that every heresy, every ecclesiastical schism or separation that sprouted forth, brought difficult times to the peace, like‐mindedness, and unity of the members of the Church. The harmony, concerning God, of those who are sincere in their relationship to God, that is, the Orthodox Confession of the members of the Church, is threatened by the disagreement and the battling evoked by those who do not have an Orthodox Confession, that is, by those members of the Church who act insincerely toward God, in opposition to the Orthodox Confession which they held up to now. And, as we are informed by St. Gregory the Theologian: “Nothing is mightier for the harmony of those who are sincere toward God as their agreement in Godly matters. And nothing creates antagonism like disagreement in this matter.” (Sermon VI Eirenical I). But while the Church receives attacks and wounds from those who deny the Truth, and even while many of her children distance themselves and fall from the Truth, she, herself, as the Body of Christ, remains unto the ages. According to St. John Chrysostomos, “… being warred against, she is victorious; plotted against, she prevails; being cursed, she is made even more brilliant; she receives wounds, but does not succumb to the ulcers; she is battered by waves but does not sink; she is tempest tossed, but suffers not shipwreck; she wrestles, but is not beaten; stricken by fists, but is not crushed….” (Second Homily To Eutropios) Yet, all the while, she struggles and uses every means, and tries in every way to return to her all who have been beguiled into error from the Truth and Tradition of Orthodoxy. All of this is true, because the work of the Church in the world is the revelation of the will of God unto mankind and its participation in the eternal life and the Kingdom. In addition, she works for the gathering of those who are scattered and the return of those who have strayed from the path of Truth. As we read in the prayer of the Anaphora of the Divine Liturgy of St. Basil the Great: “… gather up those who are scattered, restore those who have strayed and unite them to the Holy and Apostolic Church …” The Holy Church experienced a tempest in our times when, in 1924, the Ecumenical Patriarchate; the local Church of Greece; and, in consequence, other Patriarchates and local Orthodox Churches, accepted the introduction of the New Papal Calendar and its imposition upon the Ecclesiastical Festal Calendar as the first step to the pan‐heresy of Ecumenism. Having come to this difficult situation, the Orthodox Church in Greece remained, as is known, until 1935, without Orthodox Bishops, even while many of her clergy, along with many monastics, mainly from Holy Mountain, labored to fortify the people in the struggle for piety and the defense of the Tradition of the Fathers. Thus, In 1935, the Orthodox Church in Greece (having found her canonical, Orthodox, ecclesiastical leadership by means of the return of three Bishops from the New Calendarist Innovation and their rejection of the Innovation) struggled to accomplish her purpose: the healing of the New Calendarist schism and the returning to her (due to the rejection, by the three Bishops, of New Calendarist Ecumenism) of those who had been led astray. In 1937, however, a new schism troubled the Church when Metropolitan Chrysostomos, formerly of Florina, rejected his original Orthodox Confession and put forward his kakodox teaching of the “potential but not actual” schismatic nature of the New Calendarist schism, which made, by this means, the New Calendarist “Church” simply “subject to trial,” but not in actual schism from the beginning (as she had been considered by all the faithful members of the Church) with all the consequences of this condition, In 1948, by condescension, the ever‐memorable Bishop of Vresthena and afterwards Archbishop of Athens, Matthew I, after many fruitless attempts to re‐unite all the Bishops who followed the traditional Ecclesiastical Festal Calendar in the Orthodox Confession of Faith, consecrated Bishops alone, thus passing along Apostolic Succession to those Bishops he consecrated and thus preserving unchanged and pure the traditional Orthodox Faith and Ecclesiastical teaching. The unjust attacks and the theologically unfounded assaults by those who strayed from and who were torn from the Body of the Church (the clerical and lay followers of Metropolitan Chrysostomos, formerly of Florina) under the pretext of the “consecrations by one bishop” (consecrations of Bishops by Matthew of Vresthena) once again threatened the struggling Church with a tempest. Under the Episcopal leadership of the successors of Archbishop Matthew, the Church continues her work. In addition, she continues to struggle for the healing of the New Calendarist schism along with the return of those who were, and are today, torn away: Metropolitan Chrysostomos, formerly of Florina, who refused, and now his followers, citing uncanonical status because of the consecration of Bishops by one Bishop. In this continuous attempt of the Church, that is, the return to her of those who had strayed according to St. Basil, there occurred by the permission of God inapt deeds and actions on the part of the Ecclesiastical Leadership, and human errors, among which were the cheirothesias of the year 1971. When, in that year, a Synodical representation of Bishops traveled to America, and coming into contact with the Bishops of the Russian Church Abroad, and placing before their Synod the request that they examine and judge the matter of the Episcopal consecrations by one bishop of 1948, so that the excuses relating to this matter by the followers of Metropolitan Chrysostomos, formerly of Florina, might cease, accepted the relevant Decision of the Synod of the Russian Church Abroad. Wherefore, because of the lack, to date, of a consistent, single, stable, and correct (from an Orthodox standpoint) position concerning the cheirothesias of 1971, and because of this lack, many and various questions concerning this matter which are expressed via a variety of opinions which of late became the cause of things concerning the cheirothesias of 1971 (being said by persons who war against the Church in various ways) the Sacred Synod of the Bishops of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church of Christ of the True Orthodox Christians of Greece, moved by pastoral concerns and responsibility, needed to act accordingly. And so it was that the Holy and Sacred Synod, the time having come and the circumstances insuring (and the impediments for the ecclesiastical confrontation in its fullness having disappeared) in the fear of God and with full understanding and sure knowledge of our Episcopal responsibility, met and considered together this matter (of the cheirothesias) during the Meeting of the Holy Synod of the Hierarchy of the Church of the T.O.C. of Greece, which took place on the 27th of December, 2007, under the presidency of His Beatitude Archbishop Nikolaos of Athens and All Greece,, and with the participation of all the Members of the Holy Synod: that is, the Metropolitan of Argolis k.k. Pachomios, the Metropolitan of Peristerion k.k. Galaction, the Metropolitan of Verroia and Naousa k.k. Tarasios, the Metropolitan of Thevae and Levadeia k.k. Andreas, the Bishop of Phillipi k.k. Chrysostomos, who was represented by the Very Rev. Abbot Archimandrite Stephanos Tsakiroglou, and the Chief Secretary, the Very Rev. Protopresbyter Demetrios Tsarkatzoglou. It is concerning this work (matter), and of the unanimous Decision taken in this regard, that we, as canonical Shepherds and leaders of the rational Flock of the Church of Christ, now humbly inform you by these presents. The ambition and the greedy disposition of burdensome men, and the general spirit of our times, inspired by Western philosophy and shaped on the
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THE PAN‐HERESY OF ECUMENISM EXISTED AMONG THE ORTHODOX PRIOR TO 1924 In 1666‐1667 the Pan‐Orthodox Synod of Moscow decided to receive Papists by simple confession of Faith, without rebaptism or rechrismation! At the beginning of the 18th century at Arta, Greece, the Holy Mysteries would be administered by Orthodox Priests to Westerners, despite this scandalizing the Orthodox faithful. In 1863 an Anglican clergyman was permitted to commune in Serbia, by the official decision of the Holy Synod of the Serbian Orthodox Church. In the 1800s, Metropolitan Philaret of Moscow wrote that the schisms within Christianity “do not reach the heavens.” In other words, he believed that heresy doesn’t divide Christians from the Kingdom of God! In 1869, at the funeral of Metropolitan Chrysanthus of Smyrna, an Archbishop of the Armenian Monophysites and a Priest of the Anglicans actively participated in the service! In 1875, the Orthodox Archbishop of Patras, Greece, concelebrated with an Anglican priest in the Mystery of Baptism! In 1878 the first Masonic Ecumenical Patriarch, Joachim III, was enthroned. He was Patriarch for two periods (1878‐1884 and 1901‐1912). This Masonic Patriarch Joachim III is the one who performed the Episcopal consecration of Bp. Chrysostom Kavouridis, who in turn was the bishop who consecrated Bp. Matthew of Bresthena. Thus the Matthewites trace their Apostolic Succession in part from this Masonic “Patriarch.” In 1903 and 1912, Patriarch Joachim III blessed the Holy Chrism, which was used by the Matthewites until they blessed their own chrism in 1958! Thus until 1958 they were using the Chrism blessed by a Masonic Patriarch! In 1879 the Holy Synod of the Patriarchate of Constantinople decided that in times of great necessity, it is permitted to have sacramental communion with the Armenians. In other words, an Orthodox priest can perform the mysteries for Armenian laymen, and an Armenian priest for Orthodox laymen! In 1895 the Ecumenical Patriarch Anthimus VII declared his desire for al Christians to calculate days according to the new calendar! In 1898, Patriarch Gerasimus of Jerusalem permitted the Greeks and Syrians living in Melbourne to receive communion in Anglican parishes! In 1902 the Patriarchal Encyclical of the Ecumenical Patriarchate refers to the heresies of the west as “Churches” and “Branches of Christianity”! Thus it was an official Orthodox declaration that espouses the branch theory heresy! In 1904 the Patriarchal Encyclical of the Ecumenical Patriarchate refers to the heretics as “those who believe in the All‐Holy Trinity, and who honour the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, and hope in the salvation of God’s grace”! In 1907 at Portsmouth, England, there was a joint doxology of Russian and Anglican clergy! Prior to 1910 the Russian Bishop Innokenty of Alaska, made a pact with the Anglican Bishop Row of America, that the priests belonging to each Church would be permitted to offer the mysteries to the laymen of one another. In other words, for Orthodox priests to commune Anglican laymen, and for Anglican priests to commune Orthodox laymen! In 1910 the Syrian/Antiochian Orthodox Bishop Raphael (Hawaweeny) permitted the Orthodox faithful, in his Encyclical, to accept the mysteries of Baptism, Communion, Confession, Marriage, etc, from Anglicna priests! The same bishop took part in an Anglican Vespers, wearing his mandya and seated on the throne! In 1917 the Greek Orthodox Exarch of America Alexander of Rodostolus took part in an Anglican Vespers. The same hierarch also took part in the ordination of an Anglican bishop in Pensylvania. In 1918, Archbishop Anthimus of Cyprus and Metropolitan Meletius mataxakis of Athens, took part in Anglican services at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London! In 1919, the leaders of the Orthdoxo Churches in America took part in Anglican services at the “General Assembly of Anglican Churches in America”! In 1920 the Patriarchal Encyclical of the Ecumenical patriarchate refers to the heresies as “Churches of God” and advises the adoption of the new calendar! In 1920, Metropolitan Philaret of Didymotichus, while in London, serving as the representative of the Ecumenical Patriarchate at the Conference of Lambeth, took part in joint services in an Anglican church! In 1920, Patriarch Damian of Jerusalem (he who was receiving the Holy Light), took part in an Anglican liturgy at the Anglican Church of Jerusalem, where he read the Gospel in Greek, wearing his full Hierarchical vestments! In 1921, the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury took part in the funeral of Metropolitan Dorotheus of Prussa in London, at which he read the Gospel! In 1022, Archbishop Germanus of Theathyra, the representative of the Ecumenical Patriarchate in London, took part in a Vespers service at Westminster Abbey, wearing his Mandya and holding his pastoral staff! In 1923, the Ecumenical Patriarchate recognized the mysteries of the “Living Church” which had been anathematized by Patriarch Tikhon of Russia! In 1923, the Ecumenical Patriarchate recognized Anglican mysteries as valid! In 1923, the Patriarchate of Jerusalem recognized Anglican mysteries as valid! In 1923, the Church of Cyprus recognized Anglican mysteries as valid! In 1923, the “Pan‐Orthodox Congress” under Ecumenical Patriarch Meletius Metaxakis proposed the adoption of the new “Revised Julian Calendar.” In December 1923, the Holy Synod of the Church of Greece officially approved the adoption of the New Calendar to take place in March 1924. Among the bishops who signed the decision to adopt the new calendar was Metropolitan Germanus of Demetrias, one of the bishops who later consecrated Bishop Matthew of Bresthena in 1935. Thus the Matthewites trace their Apostolic Succession from a bishop who was personally responsible (by his signature) for the adoption of the New Calendar in Greece.
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The Division of the G.O.C. Into Factions The first division among the Old Calendarists occurred in 1936, when three of the seven bishops returned to the New Calendarist State Church of Greece. The fallen hierarchs were Metropolitan Chrysostom Demetriou of Zacynthus, Bishop Christopher Hatziz of Megara and Bishop Polycarp Liosis of Diaulia. The remaining hierarchs of the Synod of the Genuine Orthodox Church of Greece were Metropolitan Germanus Mavromatis of Demetrias, Metropolitan Chrysostom Kavouridis of Florina, Bishop Germanus Varykopoulos of the Cyclades and Bishop Matthew Karpathakis of Bresthena. The second division among the Old Calendarists also occurred in 1936, when the government‐recognized entity of the “Religious Community of the Genuine Orthodox Christians” (a group of laymen theoloigians without any bishops or priests) severed communion with the President of the Holy Synod, Metropolitan Germanus, and also severed communion with all the remaining hierarchs of the Synod, and went off alone, forming a parasynagogue. The third division among the Old Calendarists occurred in September 1937, when Bishop Matthew of Bresthena severed communion with the Synodal President, Metropolitan Germanus, and instead formed his own party, and took over the leadership of the schismatic “Religious Community of the Genuine Orthodox Christians” which had severed communion from the Church a year earlier. Bishop Matthew left for ecclesiological reasons. The fourth division occurred in October 1937, when Bishop Germanus of the Cyclades severed communion with the President of the Holy Synod, Metropolitan Germanus of Demetrias, and instead joined Bishop Matthew. The fifth division occurred in 1942, when Bishops Germanus of the Cyclades and Matthew of Bresthena severed communion with one another due to dogmatic reasons. Bishop Germanus of Cyclades condemned Bishop Matthew for his writings and publications, which included a statement that if it were not for the birth of St. John Chrysostom, there would have needed to be a “second incarnation of Christ,” and another statement that Christ’s teeth were supposedly broken, etc. Bishop Matthew retaliated against this by stating that Bishop Germanus was guilty of blaspheming against King Abgar’s letter to Christ, and the response from Christ to Abgar, and for mocking the “symbols of the Theotokos” that Bishop Matthew had published in his book “Garden of Graces.” The sixth division among the Old Calendarists occurred in 1943, when Metropolitan Chrysostom of Florina severed communion with the Synodal President, Metropolitan Germanus of Demetrias, due to political reasons. In other words, by 1943, there were four Old Calendarist bishops, and four factions! Each of the four bishops was the “president” of his own faction. Unfortunately, these hierarchs managed to preserve themselves from new calendarism, but they fell into the passion of factionalism, a passion that still runs wild among the Old Calendarist hierarchs even today. This is what occurs when bishops are led by their passions, make hasty decisions to condemn their brothers, and make themselves leaders of their own parties. In 1946, this factionalism began to come to an end when Bishops Christopher and Polycarp returned to the Old Calendar and joined the Synod of Metropolitan Chrysostom of Florina. Soon after this, Bishop Germanus of the Cyclades also began meeting with the above three bishops for the sake of reuniting all the factions of the Old Calendarists of Greece. However, he was placed in prison from 1947 to 1949, and it was not until he was released that he joined formally with the Synod of Metropolitan Chrysostom of Florina. The only bishop who remained separated was Bishop Matthew of Bresthena, mainly for ecclesiological reasons, but he was much more open to unity than were those immediately surrounding him. The below photograph is of Metropolitan Chrysostom of Florina and Bishops Germanus of Cyclades, Christopher of Megaris and Polycarp of Diaulia in 1946, when the factionalism began to end and a united Synod began to form again (with the exclusion of Bishop Matthew who did not meet in person with any of the remaining hierarchs). Germanus of Cyclades, Chrysostom of Florina, Christopher of Megaris, Polycarp of Diaulia
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