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Metropolis Youth Basketball League Wraps Up Exciting Season!

The Metropolis Youth Basketball League concluded its action-packed season on Sunday, March 10th, with exhilarating final showdowns at Hellenic College Holy Cross... Continue Reading »

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Metropolitan Methodios Welcomes His Clergy for Their Monthly Brotherhood Meeting

On Tuesday, March 5th, the Metropolis of Boston hosted the monthly Clergy Brotherhood meeting with over 45 of our clergy in attendance... Continue Reading »

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St. Nectarios GOYA of Roslindale Hosts a GOYA Group From Chicago

On Friday, March 1st, following their visit to the Metropolis where Metropolitan Methodios welcomed the Ascension GOYA from Lincolnshire, IL, the St. Nectarios GOYA in Roslindale hosted the Chicago youth group... Continue Reading »

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Metropolitan Methodios Welcomes Goyans From Chicago to the Metropolis of Boston

On Friday, March 1, His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios welcomed a group of 20 Goyans and their parish priest, Fr. Sotirios Malamis, from the Holy Ascension of Our Lord... Continue Reading »

 

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Weekly Sermon by Fr. Luke A. Veronis

How We Face the Future Without Fear? Together!

In the midst of these angst-filled days of the world, our society is filled with fear. Fear about the future. Fear about those who don’t see the world as we do. Fear of the strangers. Fear of the foreigner and immigrant. Fear of those who seem so different. Fear of the extremists, whether right-wing or left-wing. Fear of our former friends who have now become our enemies because of the pandemic or politics or other social issues. Continue Reading »


Daily Reflections by Fr. Andrew Demotses

The other day, as I was taking my customary early morning walk, I began to think of all the things in the daily routine of life that tend to make us angry. Listen »