The Andreas T. Stamboulidis Parthenon AHEPA Chapter 495 in Whitestone, NY, sponsored the coffee hour and hosted a cultural presentation at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church, left to right: John Ragoussis, District 6 Treasurer Petros Ragoussis, Vassilios Chrissochos, Region 3 Supreme Governor Ted Stamas, Dimitrios Antonakis, Sarantos Karalis, Ioannis Delagrammatikas, and George Prassakos. Dimitrios Skartsiaris is not pictured. (Photo: Courtesy of AHEPA)
WHITESTONE, NY – The Andreas T. Stamboulidis Parthenon AHEPA Chapter 495 in Whitestone, NY, sponsored the coffee social at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church following the Divine Liturgy on January 29 and also hosted a cultural presentation by AHEPA District 6 Director of Hellenism Vassilios (Billy) Chrissochos, whose lecture was titled ‘Introduction to Byzantium.’ This event was well-attended and well-received by the parishioners.
Chrissochos provided a brief journey through the millennia-plus long Byzantine History. The global contributions of Byzantium to civilization in Europe, the Middle East, and the rest of the world were discussed. Saints’ lives, emperors and other historical figures, as well as key events were touched upon demonstrating how they intertwine to form a cohesive picture of Medieval, Christian Greek life.
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church parishioners enjoy the presentation by AHEPA District 6 Director of Hellenism Vassilios (Billy) Chrissochos, whose lecture was titled ‘Introduction to Byzantium.’ (Photo: Courtesy of AHEPA)
NEW YORK – In honor of Women’s History Month, Hellenic Professional Women (HPW) presented a discussion about the heroines of Greek history and their stories on March 13 at Wells Fargo in Manhattan.
FALMOUTH, MA – The police in Falmouth have identified the victim in an accident involving a car plunging into the ocean on February 20, NBC10 Boston reported.
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