Feast Day of the Cathedral of St. Markella of Chios 2013

On Sunday, July 22/August 4th, 2013, the Cathedral of Saint Markella in Astoria, NY, celebrated its feast day. Present for the feast were His Eminence, Metropolitan Pavlos of America, whose Cathedral is St. Markella, His Grace, Bishop Demetrius of Boston, as well as clergy from the Cathedral, St. Isidoros on Long Island, and from Holy Ascension Monastery in Bearsville, NY.

Following the Divine Services on Sunday, the Cathedral held its annual outdoor festal celebration in honor of the feast.

May God grant many years to Metropolitan Pavlos and the clergy and laity of the Cathedral of St. Markella!

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