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Why Holy Cross Is Expanding Orthodox Theology into Spanish Across the Americas
Holy Cross launches a Spanish-language theology program to meet growing demand among Orthodox communities in Latin America and Hispanic populations in the U.S.
EU Prosecutors Ask Greek Parliament to Lift Immunity of 11 MPs as Scandal Triggers Government Reshuffle
EU prosecutors have asked Greece’s Parliament to lift immunity for 11 MPs in an OPEKEPE farm subsidy fraud investigation tied to EU funds.
Inside the Greek Diners of 1970s New York: A Rare Photo Archive
A rare 1976 photo archive captures Greek diners in New York, revealing the people, spaces, and everyday life behind a defining chapter of Greek America.
St. Sophia Philoptochos Launches Spring Food Drive for Norristown Pantry
St. Sophia Philoptochos is collecting non-perishable food donations through May 10 to support The Upper Room pantry in Norristown.
St. George Media GOYA Raffle Offers Bruno Mars Concert Tickets
St. George Greek Orthodox Church in Media is holding a GOYA fundraiser raffle with a chance to win three Bruno Mars tickets for the September 2, 2026 concert in Philadelphia.
John A. Koninis Sr.
John A. Koninis Sr., a Wilmington business owner known as the “Flooring Doctor” and an active member of AHEPA, passed away at 91.
Greek-American Students Recognized After “Bridging Revolutions” Event in Astoria
Greek-American students were recognized in Astoria during the Bridging Revolutions event marking the Greek and American independence anniversaries.
Lecture at Sacramento State Explores the Migration of Ottoman Greeks to the United States
A Sacramento State lecture explores the migration of Ottoman Greeks to the United States and the identities formed through early Greek-American history.
March 30, 1960: The Agreement That Sent an Entire Generation of Greeks to Germany
On March 30, 1960, a labor agreement quietly set one of Europe’s largest postwar migrations in motion and reshaped Greek families forever.
Odyssey Charter School Celebrates Greek Independence Day in Delaware
Odyssey Charter School joined Wilmington’s Greek Independence Day flag raising, featuring student performances, community leaders, and a city proclamation.
Greece Moves Closer to Sending Its First Astronaut to Space
Greece is closer than ever to sending one of its own nationals into space as Greek physician Adrianos Golemis enters the European Space Agency’s astronaut training program.
Name Days this Week: March 29 – April 4, 2026
Greek name days observed from March 29 through April 4, 2026, including the lead-up to Lazarus Saturday.
