There are voices that distance and time could never extinguish. A unique individual who became the “voice” of Africa. A true missionary who conveyed not only words, but acts of love, hope, and light to a continent in need. The story of Saint Chrysostom Papasarantopoulos is the story of a voice that transcended geographical boundaries….
Metropolitan Fotius of Lilongwe appeals for help for the completion of the Holy Church of Saint Hermolaus, in honor of the late missionary Father Hermolaus Iatrou. The parish is located near the border with Mozambique, has a large congregation, and 55 people were recently baptized.
Metropolitan Myron of New Zealand reports on the continuation of missionary work in the Pacific islands, with new baptisms in Fiji and Tonga, the completion of the iconography of the Holy Church of Saints Peter and Paul, the completion of the roof of the missionary center in Sabeto, and the progress of the orphanage in Saweni.
The Holy Diocese of Benin and Togo Faso is establishing the first orphanage for 50 children in Togo. Armed conflicts and poverty have left many children orphaned. The Church calls for monthly support of 2,500 euros for their sustenance.
A moving story about a small brown suitcase that became a symbol of dedication to missionary work. Metropolitan Makarios of Nairobi pays tribute to the late Metropolitan Konstantinos of Thessaliotis for the gift that accompanied him on all his missionary journeys, and praises the humility, self-offering, and selfless love of the blessed hierarch.
On Sunday, January 11, Metropolitan Narcissus joined us and presented the arduous missionary work being carried out in Africa.
Eyeglass collection initiative for the people of Africa
The newspaper Thessaloniki and journalist Mr. Thanos Chercheletzis featured the work of the Fraternity in its December 20, 2025 issue.
Sunday, January 11 with Metropolitan Narcissus of Pelusium
Bishop Athenagoras of Myrina describes the missionary work in the Caribbean, focusing on Cuba, where 3,600 Orthodox Christians are served in five parishes. Despite the shortage of clergy and financial difficulties, the Church offers social work (pharmacy, soup kitchens) and is expanding into new areas such as Aruba and the Dominican Republic.
