A new well for the world’s poorest people
The second well funded by the Fraternity in South Sudan is now a reality and will provide clean drinking water to 500 families.

The second well funded by the Fraternity in South Sudan is now a reality and will provide clean drinking water to 500 families.

The Fraternity responded with the amount of €36,200 to the appeal from the Holy Metropolis of Accra for the repair of the Metropolis’s sacred churches, which are extensively damaged. You can also support this effort.

On June 19th, the Fraternity hosted the first meeting of the faculty members of the Orthodox Theological School of Kinshasa at its offices in Thessaloniki.

For another year, the Fraternity continued its presentations on Orthodox Missionary Work in schools, as part of the Active Citizen Initiatives.

In the parish of Saint Catherine in Garoua, northern Cameroon, the Fraternity funded a new well, dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Tempi tragedy. The project provides clean water and changes the daily lives of the residents.

View highlights from the speech by Elder Maximos Kyritsis, Abbot of the Holy Monastery of Saint Dionysios in Olympus, on the Mission in the Metropolis of Arusha.
As part of the 32nd Pavleia events, on the afternoon of Saturday, June 20, an evening event titled “Contemporary Figures of the Church” was held at the Pavleio Cultural Center of Veria, dedicated to the spiritual founder of the Fraternity and pioneering missionary, Saint Chrysostomos Papasarantopoulos. Speakers at the event included His Eminence Metropolitan Panteleimon…
Urgent need for the construction of a Church at the spiritual center of the Diocese, with a total cost of 20,000 euros.
On Sunday, June 14, the Fraternity dispatched over 30 tons of humanitarian aid to the Holy Metropolis of Katanga and to parishes in Bulgaria, the fruit of collaboration among many Holy Metropolises, Monasteries, parishes, and fraternities.
Until October 4, 2026

Event with Elder Maximos Kyritsis on Sunday, June 14

I was born in Colombia into a story I did not choose, but which from the beginning marked the rhythm of my life. My parents taught me to trust God. This faith planted within me a desire that, over time, became unceasing: to truly meet Him.