Listed 8 sub titles with search on: Places of worship for wider area of: "ATTICA, EAST Prefectural seat ATTIKI" .
LEMOS (City quarter) VOULIAGMENI
On the road to Lemos of Vouliagmeni, and at the right after passing the Marina,
there is a narrow path that leads down to the rocky beach. After 200 m one can
see a small, flat place paved with tiles and with some benches around it. There,
and in a small natural cave one can see the small church dedicated to St. Nikolaos,
built with pebbles from the beach.
The church was built and until recently looked after by an old sailor from Vouliagmeni,
who tried in this way to express the deep relation that exists between the Greek
seamen and their protector St. Nikolaos, the "Saint of the sea". Today,
the maintenance and the preservation of the small church has been undertaken by
the Municipal Authority.
This text is cited June 2005 from the Municipality of Vouliagmeni URL below
AGIOS STEFANOS (Small town) ATTIKI
Tel: +30 210 8140445
It is a monastery for nuns situated in Hagios Stephanos in Attica.
There are 6 nuns in the monastery spiritually guided by the abbess Eirini Prontou.
The catholicon celebrates in the 11th of January, in the Feast of St. Theodosius
the Cenobite.
MATI (Small port) NEA MAKRI
Tel: +30 22940 79240
It is a monastery for nuns placed in Mati of Attica.
It was founded in 1966 by the kind sponsoring of the late Angeliki
M. Lyra and hosted a Foundation called Lyreio. In 1975 it was transferred in the
place where is today and a number of buildings hosting the Lyreion Foundation
for Children are built. In the monastery there are 24 nuns led by the abbess Maria
Kalemi. The Lyreion Foundation for Children functions with the nuns and hosts
a good number of orphans, some of them being students of the Greek Universities
from foreign countries.
Today, the monastery numbers some 24 nuns, the abbess included. It
celebrates in the Feast of the Holy Trinity.
NEA MAKRI (Town) ATTICA, EAST
Tel: +30 22940 55221
Tel: +30 22940 91202
NEA PALATIA (Small town) ATTICA, EAST
Tel: +30 22950 32501, 30231
Fax: +30 22950 32282
It is a Convent for nuns. It is situated in the side of a hill full
of pine trees in the area of Markopoulo of Oropos, two km on West of Amphiareion
having a beautiful view to the Euvoikos sea and to the island of Euvoia,
being 4 km. far away from Athens
city - center. It was founded in 1971. The abbess of the monastery is Nymphodora
Stranga.
The brotherhood numbers 18 nuns, who have graduated from higher Institutions
(doctors, philologists, theologians, etc.). They cultivate the Byzantine Painting
and they create beautiful portable icons, as well as handicrafts sold in the exhibition
- room of the monastery. There is also a health center in the monastery, which
provides free medical care for the locals. It also maintains a school teaching
Byzantine music and painting, ancient Greek and French.
The catholicon is a nice and magnificent church of the cross - shaped
type with five domes with a capacity of 300 persons. It is dedicated to the Presentation
of the Virgin Mary and celebrates on 21 November. Many nice gardens exist close
to the buildings, so the monastery has been called "the monastery with the roses".
It has the blessing to hold the holy relics of St. John Chrysostome,
St. Charalambos, St. Tryphon, St. Panteleimon and St. Paraskevi, as well as the
icon the Mary giving birth brought from Asia Minor, who have performed many miracles
to women incapable of giving birth. Without doubts, it is one of the most known
monasteries of the Holy Metropolis of Attica.
RAPENTOSSA (Settlement) ATTICA, EAST
Tel: +30 210 6212318, 6211045
The monastery of St. Panteleimon is for nuns only and it is situated
in the district of Dionysus. It celebrates in the 27th of July, in the Feast of
St. Panteleimon. The monastery has 4 nuns together with the abbess Philothei Hatzinikolaou.
RODOPOLI (Village) ATTICA, EAST
Tel: +30 210 6210760
It is a monastery for nuns being in Rodopolis (Bala) of Attica and
numbering 7 nuns with the abbess Makrina Panteli.
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