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Letter to the Editor: The psychological impact of the pandemic and how to develop resilience
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Kotrotsios,
I would like to express my gratitude for your interest in Prof. Tsounis' article on my interview to the American-Hellenic...
Greek Education Societies Hold 200th Anniversary of Greek Revolution
“We are celebrating the 200th Anniversary of Greek Independence to reunite, come together, and socialize after the devastating quarantine of the pandemic,” said Vasiliki...
Hellenic News of America Celebrates 34th Anniversary At a Historic Moment in Greek History
The Hellenic News of America (HNA) has spent 34 years presenting facts on Greek news. In 2021, HNA has featured articles on the uniqueness...
200th Anniversary of Greek Independence Celebrated by Arcadian Chapter Geros tou Morea
“This is our major event that we are holding in person in the last two years,” said Demetrios Filios, second vice president of the...
The 1821 Greek Revolution Battle of Levithi: Beginning of Liberation of Peloponnese
Levithi is a picturesque town situated on the northeastern slope of the Mainalon mountains. Tourist buses come to enjoy the landscape and traditional food. No one...
Indian Orthodox Greek Concert Presented at Greek Education Zoom Conference
A unique Indian Orthodox concert was presented to international Greek educators on May 8th by The Federation of Greek Teachers of America, Office of Greek...
2021 Easter in Earthquake Zone Larissa Greece
Covid-19 Pandemic and earthquakes inspired the Greeks of Larissa, Central Greece to renew their faith in 2021 Easter festivities. A 6.3 magnitude earthquake rocked...
Memories of Armenia: St. Nicholas of Dadivank Monastery
“Don’t be astonished to see an icon of Saint. Nicholas in our monastery,” said Garush, our 2018 guide of the Holy Martyrs Armenian Apostolic Church...
Memories of Greece: Agia Marina, Aegina
Aegina is an easy island to the Athens mainland to go. A sandy beach is what tourists dream of. Before the 2020 pandemic, I...
Memories of Russia: Cathedral of the Archangel Michael, Kremlin, Moscow
I had a piece of good luck in traveling to Russia before covid-19 and Middle East problems. “We are passing by the Cathedral of...
My visit to Artsakh
“There is no Alternative to Freedom” was a banner prominently displayed on an apartment building in Stepanakert, of the Armenian Republic of Artsakh during...
The Significance of Panagia in Byzantine Art During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Our Most Holy Lady, Panagia, Mary the Mother of Jesus Christ has inspired Byzantine artists for nearly two thousand years. Her icons and mosaics...
Memories of the Road to Constantinople: Hagia Sophia, Istanbul
“Today we view Hagia Sophia as an architectural achievement withstanding earthquakes. Famous for its dome. It is the masterpiece of Byzantine architecture,” said attorney...
May Day 2020 Greece Inspires Love of Nature
Greek-American News
Protomagia (May 1st) is International Labor Day in Greece. It is a holiday where people traditionally go to the countryside for picnics, to...
In Byzantine Footsteps: Church St. Mary of Blachernae
By: Catherine Tsounis, Contributing Editor
Visiting the historical Church of St. Mary of Blachernae or Panagia Blachernae Church in Constantinople (Istanbul) known to Greeks made...