We have not cancelled a Holy Week service since 1947.
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Parish has gathered in Pangrati since 1947. Whether you grew up here or are walking in for the first time, the same bells still ring at 9:00 a.m. every Sunday.
“I came to Holy Trinity for my mother's 40-day mnimosyno in 2019 and I never left. Father Konstantinos remembered my mother's name at every Sunday Liturgy for an entire year. The Philoptochos sent me kollyva for her three-year memorial without me even asking. This is not a building — it is a household.”
“We baptised our daughter Sofia here in March 2024. Father Nikolaos met us four times before the day. He explained every part of the service in plain Greek and plain English for my Australian father-in-law. The choir sang”
“I drive forty minutes from Holargos for the Saturday catechism class because my eight-year-old asked to come back. Yiayia Eleni runs the kitchen. The kids learn the Beatitudes by heart while making koulourakia. Where else does that happen in Athens in 2026?”
“My husband Yiannis died in October 2024. The funeral was three days later. The choir came on a Wednesday afternoon. Father Konstantinos came to the cemetery and again to my house for the Trisagion on the ninth day. The Outreach Pantry brought meals for two weeks. I never asked. They just came. I will be a parishioner here until I am buried in the same narthex as Father Dimitrios.”
Three days of food, music, dancing, and community on Eftichidou Street. Free admission. Loukoumades for everyone.
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