Archbishop Hieronymos of Athens & All Greece met with the visiting leader of Shia Muslims in Pakistan, Syed Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi, on Wednesday, March 8, 2023. (Photo by Christos Bonis/Archbishopric of Athens/Eurokinissi)
ATHENS – Archbishop Hieronymos of Athens & All Greece met with the visiting leader of Shia Muslims in Pakistan, Syed Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi, on Wednesday.
The Pakistani religious scholar, who is currently touring Europe, expressed his wish to meet with Hieronymos, with whom he discussed among other issues the Greek Orthodox Church of Greece’s work for unaccompanied refugee minors through its ‘Synyparxis’ Ecumenical Refugee non-profit organization.
The religious leaders were accompanied by members of their offices respectively.
Archbishop Hieronymos of Athens & All Greece met with the visiting leader of Shia Muslims in Pakistan, Syed Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi, on Wednesday, March 8, 2023. (Photo by Christos Bonis/Archbishopric of Athens/Eurokinissi)Archbishop Hieronymos of Athens & All Greece met with the visiting leader of Shia Muslims in Pakistan, Syed Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi, on Wednesday, March 8, 2023. (Photo by Christos Bonis/Archbishopric of Athens/Eurokinissi)Archbishop Hieronymos of Athens & All Greece met with the visiting leader of Shia Muslims in Pakistan, Syed Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi, on Wednesday, March 8, 2023. (Photo by Christos Bonis/Archbishopric of Athens/Eurokinissi)Archbishop Hieronymos of Athens & All Greece met with the visiting leader of Shia Muslims in Pakistan, Syed Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi, on Wednesday, March 8, 2023. (Photo by Christos Bonis/Archbishopric of Athens/Eurokinissi)
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