Enthronement of Bishop Demetrius of Boston

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Created on Wednesday, 19 December 2012 01:54

On Sunday, December 3/16, 2012, His Grace, Bishop Demetrius, was enthroned as bishop of Boston by His Eminence, Metropolitan Chrysostomos of Attica and Boeotia at the Cathedral of Saint Mark of Ephesus in Roslindale, MA. Eis polla eti, Despota!

Also, Father Theologos of Holy Ascension Monastery was ordained to the diaconate. Many years!

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