The Archon: Winter 2016

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Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew

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EXARCH OF THE ECUMENICAL PATRIARCHATE: His Eminence Geron Archbishop Demetrios of America SPIRITUAL ADVISOR: Rev. Alexander Karloutsos

23 ARCHON REINCE PRIEBUS APPOINTED ‘CHIEF OF STAFF’ The Order is pleased to learn and offers congratulations to Archon Reince Hercules Priebus as he was appointed ‘Chief of Staff’ by President-elect Donald J. Trump

Executive Committee NATIONAL COMMANDER: Anthony J. Limberakis, MD, Aktouarios NATIONAL VICE COMMANDER: John Halecky, Jr., Ekdikos SECRETARY: Hon. B. Theodore Bozonelis, Ekdikos TREASURER: James C. Fountas, Depoutatos

14 THE HON. ANDREW M. CUOMO RECIPIENT OF ATHENAGORAS HUMAN RIGHTS AWARD The Governor of the State of New York was honored with this prestigious Award during the Annual Archon Weekend

22 ARCHONS PARTICIPATE IN ‘TOPPING OUT’ CEREMONY OF SAINT NICHOLAS The Order was represented at the ‘topping out’ ceremony for St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine

THE ARCHONS HAVE PLEDGED $1 MILLION

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The Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate in America are leading the rebuilding effort of St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine. Not only is the Order raising $1,000,000 from its members but many Archons have answered the call above and beyond the Order’s $1,000,000 pledge. Altogether, Archons and their families have committed at least $22,567,865 and those who have pledged/given $1M or more directly to St. Nicholas are: Michael Jaharis Family ($6M) Nicholas J. Bouras Foundation John Calamos Family George Coumantaros Family William Doucas Family John Georges Family

George Marcus Family Dean Metropoulos Family John Pappajohn Family Michael Psaros Family Alexander Spanos Family Nicholas Tsakalos Family

Further supporting the rebuilding, Archons are donating work and materials at St. Nicholas, free of charge. Archon Peter Pappas Sr., is donating all the HVAC work, which is worth $1.3M. Archon Paul Bregianos is donating $1.4M worth of electrical work and materials at our Shrine.

Functionaries LEGAL COUNSELOR: Christopher Stratakis, Esq., Notarios HISTORIAN: George E. Demacopoulos, PhD Didaskalos Tou Genous SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: Alexander Pritsos, Hieromnimon ASSISTANT TREASURER: Andreas D. Comodromos, CPA Dikaiophylax

The Order of Saint Andrew’s fundamental mission is to promote the religious freedom, wellbeing and advancement of the Ecumenical Patriarchate–the spiritual center of the world’s 300 million Orthodox Christians. The Ecumenical Patriarchate is headquartered in Istanbul, Turkey.

The Archon is published by the Order of Saint Andrew, Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate in America. Members are encouraged to submit material pertaining to the Ecumenical Patriarchate and Orthodoxy. All material should be typed and submitted electronically. The editor reserves the right to edit all material submitted for publication. ©2016

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We have been blessed by the all-merciful God to serve the Holy and Great Church of Christ, to be heirs and trustees of its most sacred traditions, which we are obliged “without in the least swerving from our obligation” to hand down in all their integrity to future generations. Our power is spiritual; it is the imperishable strength of our Orthodox faith. To adopt the words of a faithful son (Constantine Vlachos) of the Church:

“Nurtured by its centuries-old tradition,

the Phanar ...

endures within walls that are not made by human hands – walls raised by the apostle-emperor and sponsor, successive emperors, a cloud of witnesses, and countless departed.

It endures and creates; it survives and thrives; it consoles and guides the whole world; it provides depth and meaning to its history.

It is assailed by its foolish children; yet it forgives and loves, entering everywhere that a door of communion opens.

It radiates like a spiritual sun and attracts the respect of all churches and religions.

When human resources are exhausted, then divine miracles unfold.”

–Excerpt taken from the homily delivered by His All-Holiness, on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary since His-All Holiness’ Election

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We offer glory to the good and sovereign Trinitarian God for the “great miracle” of the Great Church of Christ in this great City of Constantine.”

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Religious leaders and digniatries from around the world offered congratulatory messages to His All-Holiness on the occasion of his 25th anniversary of enthronement as Ecumenical Patriarch. The following pages contain excerpts from several letters that were received and also quotes taken from the new biography Bartholomew: Apostle and Visionary.

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Vice President Joe Biden ut what impressed me most is the way His All-Holiness embodies our Christian faith— thoroughly and completely. To put it simply, he is one of the most Christlike men I have ever met.”

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have had the great honor of seeing Patriarch Bartholomew’s spiritual leadership for myself, and am inspired by his work on human rights, religious tolerance, and environmental protection. I send my best wishes to His All Holiness on this momentous milestone.

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Chief of Staff Archon Reince Priebus am writing this letter to wish you a most sincere congratulations on your twenty-fifth anniversary as Ecumenical Patriarch. Your steadfast conviction to the Orthodox Church has set an example for Orthodox Christians around the world. As the Bible says, “Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord” (Jeremiah 17:7). Recently, the members of all different religious groups have been plagued by violence, contempt, and divison.

Your inter-religious dialogue, promotion of religious freedom and human rights for the last twenty-five years has provided members of the Christian faith with a steadfast vision of hope. The dedication you have shown in fighting against religious persecution, pushing for the reopening of the Halki Seminary, and the reconciliation among Christian Churches has promoted the Orthodox faith and has set an example that all humans, from world leaders to ordinary members of society, should strive to emulate.

As an Archon of the Order of St. Andrew, I want to express my utmost gratitude for your service and dedication to the Orthodox Church. Your leadership is inspired myself and many others to defend and promote the Orthodox Christian faith and tradition.

Again, I wish you congratulations and pray for many more years of success. Axios!

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am pleased to join in paying tribute to His All-Holiness, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, as he marks the 25th anniversary of his election as Ecumenical Patriarch.

Guided by the teachings of his faith, His All-Holiness, Bartholomew, has long been a pillar of wisdom and enlightenment for people around the world. His work--whether promoting peace and reconciliation, standing for human rights and freedoms, supporting refugees, or encouraging us to be stewards of the one planet we share--has helped transcend divides that have set people apart throughout history. At the heart of his efforts lies a fundamental truth about our common humanity: that it is our sacred obligation to spend our time here on Earth working together to forge a brighter future for all--including for generations that have not yet come to be.

I hope the years ahead bring continued blessings to Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew’s ministry, and I send all those marking this special milestone my very best wishes.

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Patriarch Daniel of Romania our Holiness’ personality and intense activity, both in ecclesiastical and in other spheres of life is well known and appreciated in the whole of the Orthodox Church and also respected throughout the rest of the Christendom and in the world at large. Thus, throughout your entire service as Ecumenical Patriarch, Your Holiness have constantly promoted the role and place of each sister Orthodox Church in strengthening and deepening the panorthodox unity and in assuming responsibility towards solving humanitarian crises within the contemporary society, through specific assistance.

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Patriarch Ilia of Georgia

e wholeheartedly congratulate you on the 25th anniversary of your enthronement. In our era of controversies, it is an arduous labour to bear the Cross of the foremost hierarch; the Patriarchate of Constantinople has always been the arena of universal interests and spiritual battles; therefore the Lord has bestowed upon you a heavy and honourable mission. The Church of Georgia has many times had your support, love and respect.

We trust your wisdom and thoughtfulness and hope that, despite the existing problems, you will be the person to advocate peace and unity among the Orthodox Churches.

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quarter of a century ago the Lord of peace, Who has a wise dispensation towards His Church, laid on your shoulders a laborious cross of Patriarchal ministry. You were elected to the see, which is covered with the imperishable glory of the great teachers and saints: John Chrysostom, Gregory the Theologian and other holy fathers pleasing unto the Lord. Finding inspiration in “the good fight of faith” (1 Tim 6:12), fought by your blessed predecessors, and bearing in mind all the afflictions and hardships that they suffered, you carry out your Primatial ministry and overcome various temptations, taking a zealous care of the good of the Church and being firm in your trust in God. During your decades-long Primatial ministry, you have been bearing an active witness to the Orthodox faith in the non-Christian milieu, making considerable efforts aimed at promoting peace and accord among the nations, and zealously defending the human life, the environment and the whole creation of God. Such manifold activities of the Holy Church of Constantinople have received recognition both in the Christian world and beyond, thanks to, among other things, the talents that God granted to you in abundance and that you strive to cultivate.

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Pope Francis

t was a source of great joy for me during our recent meeting in Assisi to be able to express personally to Your Holiness my congratulations on the twenty-fifth anniversary of your election as Archbishop of Constantinople and Ecumenical Patriarch. I assure you, beloved Brother in Christ, of my spiritual closeness on this significant anniversary, as I join you in a prayer of thanksgiving to God the Father, source of all good, for the abundant blessings he has bestowed upon your life and ministry and, through you, upon the Church. In expressing my heartfelt best wishes for your health and spiritual joy, I renew to Your Holiness the sentiments of my steadfast esteem and friendship, and I willingly exchange with you a fraternal embrace in the Lord.

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BORN Demetrios Archondonis in 1940 on the island of Imvros

ELECTED October 1991 as the 270th Archbishop of the 2000-year-old Church founded by Saint Andrew the Apostle

STUDIED his doctoral dissertation in the field of Canon Law

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n this auspicious and joyful anniversary of Your venerable and sacred enthronement, I respectfully submit my heartfelt wishes for Your longevity in abundance of health in body and in spirit, and for the luminous continuation of Your prominent apostolic ministry for the edification of the Orthodox Church in the world and for the glory of the Holy Name of our Triune and worshipped God. With reverend love and deepest respect I kiss Your venerable Right Hand.

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Archon George Stephanopoulos n the twenty-five years since his election as ecumenical patriarch, Bartholomew has propelled the ancient Church of the East into the modern world. … His All-Holiness has tackled the thorniest issues of our age: confronting intolerance and religious violence, preaching stewardship of our planet’s fragile ecology, engaging in prayerful dialogue across the borders of Christendom and Islam.

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ringing to the office a profound spiritual maturity and theological sophistication, His All-Holiness Patriarch Bartholomew has shown how a hierarchical office that is without most of the conventional trappings of executive power can act as a means of theological witness, a potent sign, an office that holds up before the world (Orthodox and non-Orthodox) the central vision of faith … in the crucified and glorified Word of God

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God my Savior; for He has regarded the low estate of His servant, whom He called to guide the spiritual vessel of the Great Church at this crucial moment in history, deeming him worthy today of completing a quarter of a century on the Throne of the First-Called Apostle Andrew and his successor Stachys, as well as numerous Saints and Peers of the Apostles that served as First-Hierarchs of this Church.”

–Excerpt taken from the homily delivered by His All-Holiness, on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary since His-All Holiness’ Election

THE GREEN PATRIARCH organized 8 international, inter-faith and interdisciplinary ecology symposia

AWARDED the Gold Medal of the United States Congress in 1997

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LANGUAGES SPOKEN include Greek, Turkish, Italian, German, French, English, Classical Greek and Italian

Dr. Anthony J. Limberakis

he profoundly relevant spiritual message of love, peace, mutual respect and environmental responsibility His All-Holiness has proclaimed throughout his 25-year Diakonia and Martyria as Ecumenical Patriarch resonates powerfully throughout the oikoumene. His intrepid leadership as our Spiritual Father presiding over the Holy and Great Council, the first such synaxis since the Seventh Ecumenical Council of 787, demonstrated his vision to respond to the needs and concerns of his global flock, breathe new spiritual vitality into their daily lives and bear witness to the unity of the faith in the bond of peace (Ephesians 4:3).

May our Lord and Savior grant unto His All-Holiness all peace, health and length of days, so that he may ever rightly divide and teach the Word of His Truth (2 Timothy 2:15). Πολλά Τά ῎Ετη Σας!

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Pope Emeritus Benedict is All-Holiness Bartholomew is a truly ecumenical patriarch in every sense of this word. In fraternal solidarity with Pope Francis, he is making additional important steps on the path to unity.

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Jane Goodall was immensely heartened by the strong commitment of His AllHoliness to the protection of the environment. His vision is holistic: he links scientific facts about our destruction of natural resources with the religious ethic: God surely did not mean for us to destroy, for short-term profit, the rich biodiversity of His creation.

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who live here and those who live throughout the world – have together struggled to protect the rights of the Throne, defined and defended “by ecumenical and synodal decrees,” in order to serve from our respective positions of obligation and responsibility the Pan-Orthodox unity and cooperation, thereby revealing the Phanar as a spiritual source and endless spring.

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Indeed, this Church will also continue its Godpleasing ministry in the future because its duty and divinely-mandated mission is to preach the life and resurrection of the world, which is none other than Christ, “our hope”, “the alpha and omega, the first and last, the beginning and end.”

Nov. 21, 2016 | Beyoğlu, Turkey

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–Excerpt from the homily delivered by His All-Holiness on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary since His Election

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rchbishop Demetrios to rebuild Ground Zero back of America, Exarch into the World Trade Center, of the Ecumenical it was you, Governor Cuomo, Patriarchate together with in the same position as your Archon National Commander ever-memorable father, who Dr. Anthony J. Limberakis led the way to a solution for THE HONORABLE ANDREW M. CUOMO presented the Athenagoras the little Church that ultimately GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK Human Rights Award to New comes under the Ecumenical York Governor Andrew M. Patriarch. You provided the Cuomo at the Solomon-like New York Marriott wisdom that we Marquis, Oct. 15, needed to bring “As Governor of the State of New York, one of a handful of beautiful 2016. Governor the Church and accomplishments that I'll have for the rest of my life, is being able Cuomo has been the Port Authority a strong advoto the very happy to visit that new St. Nicholas. Knowing what it stands for. Knowing cate for religious conclusion that who built it. Knowing what it means to the Greeks. Knowing what it freedom for S a i nt N i c h o l a s the Ecumenical would be rebuilt means to the world.�

Patriarchate, and at Ground Zero. was the instruYou brought full Governor Andrew M. Cuomo mental person in circle the hospithe process of setality of your facuring an agreether at the World Patriarchate, the National have ever imagined that those ment with the Port Authority Trade Center... by finding a just Commander said, "[In 1990] Towers would come crashing of New York and New Jersey and equitable solution for the Governor Mario Cuomo and down in the most horrific atregarding the rebuilding and World Trade Center. You merit his beloved wife Matilda, tack on United States soil in resurrection of St. Nicholas our thanks and our praise for hosted Patriarch Dimitrios, our history, ripping away three Greek Orthodox Church and your central role in providing Metropolitan Bartholomew thousand lives... and one small National Shrine at the World fairness and justice to the of Chalcedon, and the entire church."

Trade Center--the only house decision process surrounding Patriarchal retinue at the World D r. L imb e ra k i s p ra i se d of worship destroyed in the Saint Nicholas. Perhaps in this Trade Center. It was a quintGovernor Cuomo, saying, "And terrorist attacks of September we see a small consequence essential New York moment, then decades later, after the 11, 2001. of the fact that your name and in the midst of that fellowterror of those days, the conIn recognizing the is "Andrew," the first-called ship and fraternity high atop tinuous healing for the bereft Governor's long history and Disciple who founded the the Twin Towers, who could families, and the long struggle connection to the Ecumenical Church of Constantinople, and

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Governor Cuomo, a strong advocate for religious freedom for the Ecumenical Patriarchate, was the instrumental person in the process of securing the agreement with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey regarding the rebuilding and resurrection of Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine at the World Trade Center.

Archon Michael G. Psaros, Banquet Chairman, introduces the dais.

that your birthday is December 6th, the Feastday of Saint Nicholas whose Shrine is now rising in Liberty Park, casting its light over all who come to pay their respects and tributes

at the 9/11 Memorial."

In his response, Governor Cuomo said, "When Archbishop Demetrios spoke about St. Nicholas, I heard Archbishop Iakovos' voice, I heard my father's voice. I heard them saying what better place than 9-11 to have a monument, a sanctuary that says we are all one people and all are invited to one, holy place. St. Nicholas is going to be the only Church on Ground Zero with a beautiful history, there since 1916, one of the first places that the Greek immigrants would visit. The first touch stone, they would land on Ellis Island and they would take a ferry over and St. Nicholas was right there downtown so they could get off that boat and they could step into a Church where they felt comfortable and they felt reassured with the peace of

home. A beautiful history, but also a beautiful future."

The Governor continued, "Because the new St. Nicholas is going to be bigger and better than ever. Saying on the side of 9 -11, the side of the greatest hate, I offer you love. That's what St. Nicholas is going to say, because love is better than hate. I offer you inclusion, because inclusion is better than exclusion. I offer you good, because good defeats evil. And I give you a place of holiness and beauty to say, 'we are one and let us come together and focus on our similarities and let's disregard our differences'.

That is St. Nicholas. That's why Archbishop Demetrios stayed on this project with his quiet persistence year after year, after year. That's why the State of New York made a terrible mistake for all those years where they didn't honor their

original agreement to build St. Nicholas. And that's why as Governor of the State of New York, one of a handful of beautiful accomplishments that I'll have for the rest of my life, is being able to visit that new St. Nicholas. Knowing what it stands for. Knowing who built it. Knowing what it means to the Greeks. Knowing what it means to the world. I ask for one thing: In one corner, a little picture of two great friends, two great men who always believed we could be better than we are--Archbishop Iakovos and Mario Cuomo."

Archon Michael G. Psaros, Banquet Chair, introduced the dais guests at the beginning of the program, the national anthems were sung by Eva Agathis. Archon Ernie Anastos, Emmy Award Winner, Fox 5 News, served as the Master of Ceremonies. ď Ž

The Governor has had a long family history of working with the Greek Orthodox Church. In 1990, his father, Governor Mario M. Cuomo of blessed memory, along with his gracious wife Matilda, hosted a dinner in honor of His All-Holiness Patriarch Dimitrios, attended by now Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew at the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center attended by Archons and religious, political and community leaders.

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Top: Archons Alex Pritsos, John A. Catsimatidis, National Commander Limberakis, Archbishop Demetrios, Governor Cuomo, and Dennis Mehiel. Above left: Archon Dennis Mehiel with Steve Plate, Deputy Chief of Capital Planning / Director of World Trade Center Construction. Above right: Father Alexander and Presbytera Xanthi Karloutsos with Governor Cuomo. Left: Archons and spouses enjoying the reception prior to the evening’s festivities begin.

“You merit our thanks and our praise for your central role in providing fairness and justice to the decision process surrounding Saint Nicholas. Perhaps in this we see a small consequence of the fact that your name is “Andrew,” the first-called Disciple who founded the Church of Constantinople, and that your birthday is December 6th, the Feastday of Saint Nicholas whose Shrine is now rising in Liberty Park, casting its light over all who come to pay their respects and tributes at the 9/11 Memorial.”

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THEOFANIS V. ECONOMIDIS ARCHON EKDIKOS

“Archon Economidis has exemplified tremendous stewardship of time, talent and resources in support of the Mother Church of Constantinople, the Orthodox Christian Church throughout the United States, and to the mission of the Order of Saint Andrew in which all Christians should be granted religious freedom rights.”

Archon George Safiol, Award Committee chairman

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is Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America joined the Order of Saint Andrew in honor ing T h e ofa nis V. Economidis by bestowing upon him the “Nicholas J. Bouras Award for Extraordinary

Archon Stewardship.” The Award was presented during a special celebrator y dinner dance held at the New York Marriott Marquis, which launched the Annual Archon Weekend on Friday, October 14, 2016.

Archon Theofanis was joined by his daughter, Roberta, as he received the prestigious Award.

Mr. Economidis has been an active member of the Greek American Community including: Past President of

the United Hellenic Societies Federation of Nor thern California; Founding member and Chairman of the Board of the Elios Society since its inception for sixteen years ; President of the Board of Hellenic Journal, the only

Archon John Metaxas, National Commander Limberakis, Metropolitan Gerasimos, Roberta Hariklia, Theofanis Economidis, Archbishop Demetrios and George Marcus.

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ANNUAL ARCHON WEEKEND Greek American newspaper west of Chicago; Member of the Metropolis Council of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco for over thirty years where he has been serving as Vice President since 1996; and Member of the Board and Managing Director of St. Nicholas Ranch and Retreat Center.

In 1996, he was bestowed the title of Archon of the Ecumenical Patriarchate. He is a member of Leadership 100, member of the Executive Committee of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, Regional Commander of the Archons of the Metropolis

of San Francisco, and since 2006 he is also a member of the National Council of the Order of Saint Andrew the Apostle, Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate. In November of 2006 with the blessing of His All Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bar tholomew, he served as one of the two main ushers during the visit of Pope Benedict XVI at the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Constantinople (Istanbul), Turkey. In December of 2006 he was elected to serve as the General Chairman of the “International Convention of Hellenes Abroad (SAE)” in Thessaloniki, Greece and in the

Archon Paul Sogotis, Metropolitan Gerasimos, Theofanis Economidis, Archbishop Demetrios, Dr. James Kallins and Kristen Bruskas.

Archon George Marcus, Mae and John Calamos, Archbishop Demetrios, Theofanis Economidis, Dean Metropoulos, Judy Marcus, National Commander Limberakis and Mrs. Virginia and Dr. James Kallins.

same year he received the highest honor by the Organization of the Retired Greek Artillery General Officers in Athens, Greece. From 2008 - 2013, he was assigned by the Order of Saint Andrew the Apostle to represent the Ecumenical Patriarchate and defend its Religious and Human Rights at the annual meeting of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) comprised of 54 European nations, the US, Canada and 15 other nations around the world in Warsaw, Poland. In November of 2009 he presented the problems facing

the Ecumenical Patriarchate a t t h e a n n u a l m e e t i n g of the European Parliament in Venice, Italy.

I n 19 6 8 F a n i s m a r r i e d C y nthia (Ef stathia) Bagle s from Sheboygan, Wisconsin and they enjoyed 46 years of marriage until her passing in 2014. Cynthia had a prestigious 34-year tenure of service at the University of W isc onsin - Milwauke e where she was a professor in The Helen Bader School of Social Welfare. They have one daughter, Roberta (Hariklia), who is a prominent attorney in San Francisco. 

Archon George Marcus, Aphrodite Skeadas, Theofanis Economidis, Dr. Stamatios V. Kartalopoulos and Peter Skeadas.

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The investiture of the class of 2016 20 NEW ARCHONS INVESTED

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On Oct. 16, Archbishop Demetrios presided at the Divine Liturgy and investiture ceremony at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity.

Peter G. Chiopelas Archon Ostiarios Elmhurst, Illinois

John Spiro Koudounis Archon Eftaxias Chicago, Illinois

Ted Moudis Archon Maestor Manhasset, New York

George Alexander Stamboulidis Archon Ekdikos Rockville Centre, New York

Zenon Christodoulou Archon Skevophylax North Branch, New Jersey

Nicholas George Latousakis Archon Ieromnimon Weirton, West Virginia

Tom Nixon Archon Dikaiophylax Charlotte, North Carolina

George Svokos Archon Aktouarios Franklin Lakes, New Jersey

Frank N. Demeris Archon Orphanotrofos Houston, Texas

William George Lianos Archon Exarchos Grosse Pointe, Michigan

Christopher George Rongos Archon Primikirios Huntertown, Indiana

Andrew Veniopoulos Archon Hartoularios New York, New York

John A. Hilaris Archon Asekretes Elmhurst, Illinois

Richard Kelly McGee Archon Referendarios Houston, Texas

Byron Alexander Scordelis Archon Hypomnematografos Saratoga, California

Andrew Chris Zachariades Archon Kastrinsios Brick, New Jersey

Michael Gene Kavourias Archon Nomophylax Manhasset, New York

Peter Mesologites Archon Depoutatos Kings Point, New York

Franklin Gay Sisson, Jr. Archon Prepositos Paradise Valley, Arizona

Steve Zervoudis Archon Hartophylax Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

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Archon Michael G. Psaros speaks about the Annual Report.

Archbishop Demetrios and National Commander Limberakis present a plaque to Rev. Dr. John Chryssavgis for his extraordinary service to the Mother Church and for authoring the seminal biography of our worldwide Spiritual Father, BARTHOLOMEW: Apostle and Visionary. They are joined by Metropolitan Nicholas of Detroit, Father Alexander Karloutsos, Dr. Maria A. Limberakis and Matt Baugher, Senior Vice President at Thomas Nelson Publishing.

The new biography of His AllHoliness is promoted.

Dr. Maria A. Limberakis, together with the wives of Regional Commanders present His Eminence, above left, with a gift during the Fellowship Luncheon.Above right, Archons Theofanis Economidis, George Safiol, John Catsimatidis, Andreas D. Comodromos and Constantine Caras listen to reports during the Annual Assembly.

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Religious leaders praise Ecumenical Patriarch as a great ecumenist

By Junno Arocho, Esteves Catholic News Service ASSISI –As leaders of dozens of religions gathered in Assisi for dialogue and prayers for peace, they honored Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch Bar tholomew of Constantinople as an exemplar of one who is so deeply rooted in his own religious tradition that he can reach out to others without fear.

Jewish, Anglican and Catholic leaders paid tribute to Patriarch Bartholomew as he was about to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his enthronement as spiritual leader of the world's Orthodox Christians. Pope Francis was scheduled to participate in a celebratory luncheon for the patriarch Sept. 20 in Assisi.

The Assisi celebrations Sept. 18-20 were organized by the Rome-based Community of Sant'Egidio, the Diocese of Assisi and the Franciscan friars.

In a formal meeting hall at the Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi Sept. 19, the leaders praised Patriarch Bartholomew

as an ecumenist, theologian and leading religious defender of God's creation.

Anglican Archbishop Justin Welby of Canterbury presided over the tribute to the patriarch, and Cardinal Walter Kasper, former president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, gave the main talk, highlighting how "with great tact in difficult situations" the patriarch "always helped to overcome complicated twists and turns with the grand dexterity of a 'pontiff,' that is, a builder of bridges."

"Like you," Cardinal Kasper told the patriarch, "we are certain that unity is a command of the Lord and a response to the signs of the times in a world that is increasingly united, but at the same time profoundly lacerated by many conflicts."

The unity Christians hope and pray for, he said, will not be the result of "any absorption, or watering down or homogenization, but a unity in reconciled diversity."

Rabbi David Rosen, international director of interreligious affairs for the American Jewish Committee, told participants, "There is an understandable but re gret table te nde ncy among those who are deeply rooted in a religious tradition to be insular and exclusive in their world outlook. While on the other hand, all too often those who are more open to engagement with those different from themselves reflect a superficiality lacking substance."

The biblical model of excellence, though, is of "a luxuriant tree," the rabbi said. It is the image of "one profoundly rooted within his own heritage and yet whose branches reach out as widely as possible providing fruit for all."

Saying that Patriarch Bartholomew is such a man, Rabbi Rosen praised the patriarch's leadership in condemning all violence in the name of religion and in addressing the issue of climate change and care for creation.

"His leadership in the en-

PHOTOS BY ARCHON D. PANAGOS

Commemorative biography issued on the accomplishments of His All-Holiness NEW YORK– Bartholomew: Apostle and Visionary is the first-ever detailed biography of one of the world’s foremost Christian leaders, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, who oversees the Orthodox Church, which boasts 300 million members worldwide. In one of the most remarkable tenures of the patriarchate, it has been more than twenty-five years since Bartholomew first accepted this ministerial position, which is considered “first among equals” of all Orthodox leaders around the world.

The biography authored

by John Chryssavgis, is officially sanctioned and supported by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America with unfettered access to church files, Bartholomew’s personal notes, and the patriarch himself. For the first time in Vatican history, the book includes a foreword by the leader of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis as well as a contribution by Pope emeritus Benedict XVI and other heartfelt contributions from world dignitaries, influencers, and religious leaders. 

Matt Baugher, Senior Vice President of Harper Collins with Fr. John Chryssavgis, Archdeacon of the Ecumenical Patriarchate

vironmental movement, long before it became fashionable, is a reflection of his sincere and genuine care for the cosmos as a whole," he said.

Saying he was humbled by the tributes, Patriarch Bartholomew jokingly told the crowd present, "Don't believe everything you hear!"

The patriarch said that while he was touched by the words of those he has collaborated with and admired, his work "resembles only a drop of water in an ocean of human pain and global suffering."

"We do not rejoice without at the same time recalling and sharing in the suffering of others. And, at the Ecumenical Patriarchate, we cer tainly never experience joy without remembering that we embody a tradition that has known both glory and martyrdom through the ages," he said.

The celebration serves only as an affirmation "that the bishop, too, is a child of God and a son of the church," the patriarch said. 

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DEPARTED ARCHONS

ARCHON NEWS

Dr. John Brademas

Megas Hartophylax, New York, NY Departed on July 11, 2016

Gregory Caras Dikaiophylax, Dayton, OH Departed on August 26, 2016

Costas Costidis Ipomnimon, Little Neck, NY Departed on October 21, 2016

George S. Coumantaros

Megas Skevophylax, New York, NY Departed on October 17, 2016

Theodore D. Demetriou Exarchos, Chatham, NJ Departed on August 16, 2016

Gust Feles

Depoutatos, Bloomfield Hills, MI Departed on July 5, 2016

Hon. Constantine Lantz Ekdikos, Miami, FL Departed on August 11, 2016

Spiros P. Livanis Depoutatos, Bordentown, NJ Departed on August 7, 2016

Ernest Tidick Aktouarios, Endwell, NY Departed on August 7, 2016

MEMORY ETERNAL!

List complete as of Nov 30, 2016

Archons participate in “Topping Out Ceremony” for Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine NEW YORK – Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine held a “topping out ceremony” on Nov 28, 2016.

This traditional construction ceremony, marking the raising of the highest structural element, was led by His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America and attended by representatives of the Port Authority and SKANSKA, as well as the Consul General of Greece, major donors and contributors to the project and members of the original Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church community.

A rchon Jerr y Dimitriou, E xecutive Director of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, and one of the

key individua l s o v e rseeing the rebuilding ef fo r ts, offered thanks to the dedicated men and women who have wor ked so hard to bring the project this far.

Following a brief prayer service, a temporary cross was lifted into place. Once construction is complete on the dome, the temporary cross will be replaced with the permanent cross that will adorn

the top of the Church.

T h e “ to p p i n g o u t c e re mony” marks an important m i l e s to n e i n th e re b u i l d ing efforts of Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine. 

Ecumenical Patriarchate’s Religious Freedom issues presented

by Archons at annual OSCE Human Rights Conference WARSAW – Since 2005, the Order has sent a delegation to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) meetings, th e l a rg e st huma n r i ghts gathering in Europe to present the violations of human rights and religious freedom asphyxiating the Ecumenical Patr i a rc h ate p e r p e tr ate d by the Republic of Turkey.

Archons Constantine G. Caras, Esq. and Dr. Stamatios V. Kartalopoulos represented

the Order at this year’s 2016 OSCE Conference in Warsaw, Poland. Archons Caras and K a r ta l opoul os had a pr ivate meeting with the State Department delegation of the United States and provided them with the most current information regarding the status of our Ecumenical Patriarchate in Turkey, the major issues of which we are all aware, the most recent developments and current documents of the Order. 

PHOTOS BY ARCHON D. PANAGOS, ARCHON C. CARAS

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ARCHON NEWS

Order of Saint Andrew congratulates Archon Reince Hercules Priebus on his selection as White House Chief of Staff

PHOTOS BY J. MINDALA

WASHINGTON D.C. – President-elect Donald Trump has named Archon Reince Priebus, an Orthodox Christian, as his White House chief of staff come January 2017.

Archon Priebus has served as state treasurer and Republican party chairman in Wisconsin, and took up the post of Republican National Convention chairman in 2011, becoming a loyal Trump campaign adviser and helping to garner broad support that led to his victory.

Invested in 2011, Archon Priebus is currently an active member of St. Sophia’s Greek Orthodox Catheral in D.C. Learning of his appointment, National Commander Limberakis issued the following statement: It is with a great sense of filial pride and joy that the Order of Saint Andrew congratulates Brother Archon Reince Hercules Priebus on his selection by President-elect Donald J. Trump to be the White House Chief of Staff. Archon Reince is known for his devotion to our Holy Orthodox Faith and his patriotism, and reflective of this he keeps on his office lectern The Holy Bible, a copy of the Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom and of course, as former Chairman of the Republican Party, a copy of the Republican Party Platform.

We are most proud of Archon Reince as he assumes extraordinary responsibility in assisting President-elect Trump in the governance of our beloved nation. May our Triune God grant Archon Reince the wisdom of Socrates and Solomon, the patience of Job and the strength of Hercules blessed with "Every Perfect Gift from Above." 

Archon Priebus with his wife, Sally and mother Dimitra during his investiture in 2011 by Archbishop Demetrios.

The White House Chief of Staff is the highest ranking employee of the White House.

The position is a modern successor to the earlier role of the president's private secretary. The role was formalized as the assistant to the president in 1946 and acquired its current name in 1961.

The Archon Class of 2011.

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ANNUAL EXARCH’S APPEAL List complete as of December 2, 2016 (List includes donor name, city and state of residence and offikion date) Each day sponsored represents at least a $3,000 pledge donation.

$50,000 Challenge Grant for new Archons sponsoring one day Archon John A. Catsimatidis, Religious Freedom Chairman, has offered to fund a matching grant up to $50,000 for all newly elected Archons who were willing to sponsor at least a one day pledge of $3,000 for the Exarch’s Appeal.

Newly invested Archons, along with all Archons, are encouraged to pledge their support towards the vital religious freedom initiatives of the Order of Saint Andrew the Apostle by sponsoring one or more days. 

33 Days Sponsored

2 Days Sponsored

James C. Catrickes • Haverford, PA • 10/18/15

The Nicholas J. & Anna K. Bouras Foundation, Inc. • Summit, NJ

Stephen Cherpelis • Douglaston, NY • 2/18/01

Nicholas E. Chimicles, Esq. • Devon, PA • 10/20/13

16 Days Sponsored John A. Catsimatidis • New York, NY • 2/28/88

12 Days Sponsored John C. Kulis Charitable Foundation • Chicago, IL

8 Days Sponsored Peter Karmanos, Jr. • Orchard Lake, MI • 5/6/15

6 Days Sponsored George M. Marcus • Palo Alto, CA • 2/24/91

5 Days Sponsored Spiridon Spireas, Ph.D. • New Hope, PA • 10/31/10

Stephen A. Georgeson • Atlanta, GA • 3/9/03 Demitrios Halakos • Greenville, DE • 10/18/15 Steven M. Laduzinsky • Chicago, IL • 11/1/09 Nicholas L. Lekas • Hudson, OH • 10/20/13 Dr. Anthony J. Limberakis • Rydal, PA • 3/8/87 Dr. Michael J. Patzakis • San Marino, CA • 10/22/06

Frank N. Demeris • Houston, TX • 10/16/16

George E. Safiol • Weston, MA • 3/16/97

John W. Demetropoulos • Scottsdale, AZ • 10/10/04

Stephen J. Yallourakis, M.D., D.D.S. • Kingsport, TN • 10/23/05 John Zavitsanos • Houston, TX • 10/10/04

George C. Demos, Esq. • Huntington Beach, CA • 10/20/13

1 Day Sponsored

Nikitas Drakotos • Riverdale, NY • 3/3/85

John Alahouzos • Washington, DC • 6/10/09 Leon W. Andris • Silver Spring, MD • 3/9/03 Lewis A. Assaley, Ph.D. • Cincinnati, OH • 10/26/08 Arthur Balourdos • Lincolnwood, IL • 10/26/08 Peter J. Barris • McLean, VA • 10/10/04 Charles Beck • Holladay, UT • 10/31/10

Dr. Nicholas Bournias • Birmingham, MI • 10/18/15

Michael S. Johnson • Denver, CO • 1/1/80 John Pappajohn • Des Moines, IA • 2/18/01 James & Theodore Pedas Family Foundation • Washington, DC • 10/31/10 Michael G. Psaros • Purchase, NY • 10/19/14 Christ Stratakis • New York, NY • 3/8/98 Tim Tassopoulos • Atlanta, GA • 10/28/07

John J. Couchell • Spartanburg, SC • 10/21/12

Dean Poll • Upper Brookville, NY • 10/22/06

Theodore K. Zampetis • Bloomfield Hills, MI • 10/28/07

Peter Chiopelas • Beechhurst, NY • 10/16/16

Andreas D. Comodromos • Paramus, NJ • 3/3/96 Jimmy C. Daskalos • Albuquerque, NM • 10/31/10

Drake Behrakis • Sudbury, MA • 10/16/11

Thomas S. Cappas • Highland, IN • 10/10/04

John N. Colis • Glenview, IL • 10/20/13

Paun Peters • Fort Worth, TX • 10/19/14

4 Days Sponsored

3 Days Sponsored

Zenon Christodoulou, Ph.D. • North Branch, NJ • 10/16/16

Dr. Gerald Biernacki • Toledo, OH • 10/21/12

Dimitris Bousis • Northbrook, IL • 10/23/05 Hon. B. Theodore Bozonelis • Chatam, NJ • 10/28/07 Paul A. Bregianos • Brooklyn, NY • 10/18/15 Anthony Brigis • Sea Cliff, NY • 10/18/15 Robert M. Buchanan, Jr. • Jackson, MS • 10/20/13 John S. Buzas • San Marino, CA • 10/19/14 John P. Calamos, Sr. • Aurora, IL • 10/18/15 Tykye G. Camaras • Corona Del Mar, CA • 3/12/95 Ronald E. Canakaris • Atlanta, GA • 10/31/10 Constantine G. Caras • Greenville, DE • 3/8/98

Poti G. Doukas • Littleton, CO • 10/18/15 Theofanis V. Economidis • Los Altos, CA • 3/3/96 Anastasius Efstratiades, J.D. • Cherry Hill, NJ • 10/19/14 John P. Eliopoulos, M.D. • Swampscott, MA • 10/31/10 Constantine E. Flokas, MD • Yonkers, NY • 10/19/14 George Frangiadakis • Westwood, MA • 10/21/12 Isidoros Garifalakis • Vancouver, WA • 10/10/04 George M. Gazis • Houston, TX • 10/16/11 David P. Gdovin • Vestal, NY • 10/31/10 Anastasius J. Georgalas • Seaford, VA • 3/16/97 Geofrey J. Greenleaf • Novelty, OH • 10/19/14 Vassilios B. Grous • Greenwich, CT • 10/28/07 John Halecky, Jr. • Summit, NJ • 7/20/82 Stavros Haviaras • Muttontown, NY • 10/20/13 John A. Hilaris • Elmhurst, IL • 10/16/16 George G. Horiates • Moorestown, NJ • 10/21/12 Timothy J. Joannides • Cheyenne, WY • 10/23/05

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ANNUAL EXARCH’S APPEAL 1 Day Sponsored (continued) Peter Kakoyiannis • Yardley, PA • 3/8/98 Dr. James G. Kallins • Downey, CA • 3/3/96 Chris Karamanos • Toms River, NJ • 10/16/11 Nicholas Karamatsoukas • Gladwyne, PA • 10/23/05 Ignatius P. Karatassos • Atlanta, GA • 3/19/89 Dr. Stamatios Kartalopoulos • Annandale, NJ • 2/28/99 Michael Kavourias • Manhasset, NY • 10/16/16 Lazaros Kircos • Grosse Pointe, MI • 10/10/04 Theodore X. Koinis • PearLand, TX • 10/21/12 Theodore D. Konopisos • Newport Beach, CA • 10/18/15 Dr. Harry N. Kotsis • Grosse Pointe Farms, MI • 10/22/06 George Koukounaris • Nahant, MA • 3/9/03 Dr. George Koulianos • Mobile, AL • 10/28/07 Markos Lagos • Dunedin, FL • 10/19/14 Frank Lagouros • Peoria, IL • 10/20/13 Elias Lambiris • New York, NY • 10/18/15

Theodore J. Poplos • Memphis, TN • 10/19/14

Marina Zazanis • Vero Beach, FL

George C. Psetas • Port Richey, FL • 10/23/05

Steve Zervoudis • Englewood, NJ • 10/16/16

Gerry Ranglas • Rancho Santa Fe • 3/10/02

AHEPA Omega Chapter 371, Inc. • Harrison Township, MI

Dr. John C. Rouman • Durham, NH 03824 • 10/16/11 William Scaljon • Atlanta, GA • 3/3/96 Byron Scordelis • Saratoga, CA • 10/16/16 John C. Scurtis • Miami, FL • 10/28/07 Constantine Sideridis • Salem, MA • 10/18/15 Franklin Sisson • Paradise Valley, AZ • 10/16/16 Peter J. Skeadas • Greenwich, CT • 10/10/04 Harry W. Spell • Edina, MN • 10/16/11 William Spell • Edina, MN • 10/18/15 James D. Speros • Wellesley, MA • 3/10/02 Christos Spyropoulos • Old Brookville, NY • 11/1/09 George Stamboulidis • Rockville Centre, NY • 10/16/16 Demetrios Stathopoulos • Victor, NY • 10/19/14 Michael Stefanoudakis • Denver, CO • 10/18/15 John C. Stratakis • Manhasset, NY • 10/26/08

Nick Latousakis • Weirton, WV • 10/16/16

Keith Maib • Leawood, KS • 10/19/14 George G. Makris • Alpine, NJ • 10/23/05 Andrew E. Manatos • Bethesda, MD • 2/24/91 Nikitas Manias • Palm Harbor, FL • 10/18/15 Theodore P. Maniatakos • Los Angeles, CA • 10/18/15 John G. Manos • Bloomingdale, IL • 3/1/13 Peter J. G. Maris, M.D. • Garden City, NY • 3/7/93

Peter Mesologites • Kings Point, NY • 10/16/16 C. Dean Metropoulos • Greenwich, CT • 10/23/05 Frank Mihalopoulos • Dallas, TX • 10/31/10 Michael H. Missios, Ph. D. • Huntsville, AL • 10/19/14 Ted Moudis • Manhasset, NY • 10/16/16 James S. Nicholas • Grand Rapids, MI • 3/10/02 Anthony A. Nichols • Skokie, IL • 2/24/91 Tom Nixon • Charlotte, NC • 10/16/16 Gus M. Pablecas • South Barrington, IL • 10/22/06 Steve C. Padis • Danville, CA • 10/20/13 Anthony Palmieri • Newtown Square, PA • 10/21/12 Christos T. Panopoulos • East Grand Rapids, MI • 2/18/01 James Pantelidis • New York, NY • 10/21/12 George Pantelidis • New York, NY • 10/19/14 Christopher J. Pappas • Houston, TX • 10/26/08 Peter G. Pappas • Centerville, MD • 3/23/86 Pete Parthenis, Sr. • Inverness, IL • 10/28/07 John A. Payiavlas • Warren, OH • 2/24/91 Gus G. Perdikakis • Maineville, OH • 3/7/82 Demetrios Polos • Highland Park, NJ • 10/19/14

Dr. Menelaos A. Aliapoulios • Weston, MA • 2/24/91 Peter Allan, Ph.D. • Fort Lee, NJ • 3/19/89 Ernest W. Anast • Yorba Linda, CA • 3/3/96 George J. Anderson • Nashville, TN • 9/27/06 Louis Anderson • Charleston, SC • 6/14/81 Leon W. Andris • Silver Spring, MD • 3/9/03 William Antholis • Charlottesville, VA • 10/31/10 Constantine A. Anthony • Boca Raton, FL • 3/3/96 Arthur C. Anton Jr. • Carlisle, MA • 10/20/13 Arthur C. Anton, Sr. • North Andover, MA • 4/7/76 Prof. John Antonopoulos • Staten Island, NY • 3/15/92 Peter T. Arbes • Chatam, NJ • 10/31/10

It costs $3,000 a day to operate the Order of Saint Andrew

Kosta M. Arger, MD • Reno, NV • 10/16/11 Clifford Argue • Mercer Island, WA • 10/10/04 Hon. Andrew S. Armatas • Denver, CO • 3/7/82 Lewis A. Assaley, Ph.D. • Cincinnati, OH • 10/26/08 Basil M. Assimakopoulos • Potomac, MD • Jun99 Theodore J. Athanasakes • Ocean Ridge, FL • 11/1/09 Peter Baganakis • New Milford, NJ • 3/9/03 Arthur Balourdos • Lincolnwood, IL • 10/26/08

Nikiforos Mathews • Stamford, CT • 11/1/09 Richard K. McGee • Houston, TX • 10/16/16

John Alahouzos • Washington, DC • 6/10/09

Andrew P. Arbes • Manasquan, NJ • 6/14/81

Dr. Cary J. Limberakis • Ambler, PA • 10/10/04 Dr. Nicholas G. Loutsion • Canonsburg, PA • 3/9/03

All Ex arch’s Appeal Participants

Thomas M. Suehs • Austin, TX • 10/16/11 George Svokos • Franklin Lakes, NJ • 10/16/16 James G. Tasios • Winston-Salem, NC • 10/31/10 Nicholas E. Terezis • Pittsburgh, PA • 10/18/15 Dr. Gregory A. Thomas • Highland, IN • 3/12/95 James G. Thomas • Highland, IN • 3/3/96 James Thomas • Highland, IN • 3/12/95 Hon. Nicholas Tsoucalas • Rego Park, NY • 3/8/87 George A. Tsougarakis • Englewood, NJ • 10/16/11 Adam Tzagournis • Dublin, OH • 10/19/15 Haralambos Tzanetatos • Coconut Grove, FL • 1987 Dr. Sotirios J. Vahaviolos • Princeton, NJ • 10/10/04 Peter A. Vlachos • New York, NY • 2/18/01 Theodore D. Vlahos • La Grange Park, IL • 11/1/09 Dr. Theodore Vlahos • Safety Harbor, FL • 10/22/06 Gus Vratsinas • Little Rock, AR • 3/10/02 Gary M. Vrionis • Danville, CA • 10/23/05 Andrew Zachariades • Brick, NJ • 10/16/16 Leonard Zangas • Manhasset, NY • 10/31/10

Andrew T. Banis • Walnut Creek, CA • 3/4/02 Peter J. Barris • McLean, VA • 10/10/04 Charles Beck • Holladay, UT • 10/31/10 Drake Behrakis • Sudbury, MA • 10/16/11 Anastasios S. Betzelos • Chicago, IL • 3/19/89 Dr. Gerald Biernacki • Toledo, OH • 10/21/12 Hon. Michael Bilirakis • Tarpon Springs, FL • 3/23/86 John J. Blazakis • Somerset, NJ • 10/31/10 Dr. Nicholas Bournias • Birmingham, MI • 10/18/15 Dimitris Bousis • Northbrook, IL • 10/23/05 Hon. B. Theodore Bozonelis • Chatam, NJ • 10/28/07 Paul A. Bregianos • Brooklyn, NY • 10/18/15 Alex R. Breno • Royersford, PA • 3/20/94 Anthony Brigis • Sea Cliff, NY • 10/18/15 Chris J. Brous • Farmington, CT • 2/18/01 Robert M. Buchanan, Jr. • Jackson, MS • 10/20/13 John S. Buzas • San Marino, CA • 10/19/14 Emil Bzdil • Freeland, PA • 2/17/01 John P. Calamos, Sr. • Aurora, IL • 10/18/15 Tykye G. Camaras • Corona Del Mar, CA • 3/12/95 Ronald E. Canakaris • Atlanta, GA • 10/31/10

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ANNUAL EXARCH’S APPEAL All Participants (continued) Thomas S. Cappas • Highland, IN • 10/10/04 Chris W. Caras • Palos Verdes Est., CA • 2/18/01 Constantine G. Caras • Greenville, DE • 3/8/98 † Gregory Caras • Dayton, OH • 3/9/03

Andrew J. Ekonomou, Ph.D. • Atlanta, GA • 10/19/14

Thomas G. Jordan • Grosse Pointe, MI • 10/31/10

John P. Eliopoulos, MD • Swampscott, MA • 10/31/10

Peter Kakoyiannis • Yardley, PA • 3/8/98

Michael S. Emanuel • McLean, VA • 11/1/09

Constantine Kaganis • Bronx, NY • 10/16/11 John A. Kalinoglou • Atlanta, GA • 3/10/02 Stephen S. Kalivas, R. Ph. • Peabody, MA • 10/21/12

Michael L. Carousis • Manasquan, NJ • 1/1/70

Constantine E. Flokas, M.D. • Yonkers, NY • 10/19/14

Nicholas A. Carras • Myersville, MD • 10/23/05

James C. Fountas • Scotch Plains, NJ • 6/14/81

Nick T. Catranis • Mobile, AL • 3/5/00

Dr. Kenneth Frangadakis • Saratoga, CA • 3/5/00

James C. Catrickes • Haverford, PA • 10/18/15

George Frangiadakis • Westwood, MA • 10/21/12

John A. Catsimatidis • New York, NY • 2/28/88

Phillip T. Frangos • East Lansing, MI • 10/20/13

James T. Cavalaris • Charlotte, NC • 3/3/85

Jim Gabriel, Jr. • Centerport, NY • 11/1/09

Harry T. Cavalaris • Charlotte, NC • 3/6/93

Louis A. Gaitanis • St. Augustine, FL • 3/9/03

Arthur Chagaris • Mahwah, NJ • 3/9/03

Alvin C. Galloway • Tucker, GA • 3/19/89

Stephen Cherpelis • Douglaston, NY • 2/18/01

Isidoros Garifalakis • Vancouver, WA • 10/10/04

Peter Chiopelas • Beechhurst, NY • 10/16/16

George M. Gazis • Houston, TX • 10/16/11

Paul G. Chiligiris • Decatur, IL • 10/31/10

David P. Gdovin • Vestal, NY • 10/31/10

Nicholas Karamatsoukas • Gladwyne, PA • 10/23/05

Nicholas E. Chimicles, Esq. • Devon, PA • 10/20/13

Anastasius J. Georgalas • Seaford, VA • 3/16/97

Tom Karas • San Francisco, CA • 10/21/12

Zenon Christodoulou, Ph.D. • North Branch, NJ • 10/16/16

Leslie P. George • Marietta, GA • 10/22/06

Ignatius P. Karatassos • Atlanta, GA • 3/19/89

Stephen A. Georgeson • Atlanta, GA • 3/9/03

Prof. Peter Karavites • Quincy, MA • 3/5/00

Nicolaos A. Georgiafentis • Itasca, IL • 10/26/08

Michael Karloutsos • Penn Valley, PA • 10/31/10

Renos Georgiou • Bayside, NY • 10/23/05

Peter Karmanos, Jr. • Orchard Lake, MI • 5/6/15

Philip N. Christopher • Commack, NY • 3/12/95 Gerald B. Clonaris • Charlotte, NC • 3/3/96

Peter J. Condakes • Weston, MA • 10/26/08 Demetrios P. Constantinides • Brookhaven, GA • 4/3/16 Panagiotis Contos • Denver, CO • 10/22/06 Robert D. Cosgrove • Port Orange, FL • 2/17/01 Jerry A. Costacos • Seattle, WA • 7/4/82 Prof. Demetrios Costaras • Beechhurst, NY • 3/11/79

“Every day is liter ally another fight for survival of our Mother Church.”

Archon John Zavitsanos Exarch’s Appeal Chairman

Jimmy C. Daskalos • Albuquerque, NM • 10/31/10

Fotios Gerasopoulos • Jackson Heights, NY • 3/20/94 Larry R. Gess • Atlanta, GA • 3/12/95

John Daskos • Hartsdale, NY • 10/22/06

Alexander A. Gianaras • Lake Forest, IL • 2/18/01

George Demacopoulos Ph.D. • Commack, NY • 10/31/10

John Gidicsin • Brooklyn, NY • 2/17/01

Harry J. Demas • Naples, FL • 2/28/99

Geofrey J. Greenleaf • Novelty, OH • 10/19/14 Dr. John Grossomanides, Jr. • Westerly, RI • 4/14/12

George Demchenko • Arlington Heights, IL • 2/28/99 Frank N. Demeris • Houston, TX • 10/16/16 John W. Demetropoulos • Scottsdale, AZ • 10/10/04 Peter G. Demetriades • Henderson, NC • 3/6/93 George C. Demos, Esq. • Huntington Beach, CA • 10/20/13 Dennis K. Dickos, MD • Carmel, IN • 3/15/92 James Dimitrion • Waretown, NJ • 3/5/00 Peter M. Dion • Palm Beach, FL • 3/23/86 George N. Donkar • Savannah, GA • 10/21/12 Poti G. Doukas • Littleton, CO • 10/18/15 Steven Doulaveris • Florence, SC • 11/1/09 Nikitas Drakotos • Riverdale, NY • 3/3/85 Theofanis V. Economidis • Los Altos, CA • 3/3/96 Anastasius Efstratiades, J.D. • Cherry Hill, NJ • 10/19/14

Dean C. Kamaras • Allison Park, PA • 3/9/03 Nicholas A. Karacostas • Bayside, NY • 11/1/09 Demitri P. Karagias • Deal, NJ • 3/5/00 George L. Karagias • Allenhurst, NJ • 3/16/97 Chris Karamanos • Toms River, NJ • 10/16/11

John V. Kassimatis • Garden City, NY • 3/9/03 Nick H. Katapodis • Atlanta, GA • 11/1/09 Emanuel G. Katsoulis • Manhasset, NY • 10/31/10 Michael Kavourias • Manhasset, NY • 10/16/16 Theodore G. Kays • Coral Gables, FL • 3/9/03 Lazaros Kircos • Grosse Pointe, MI • 10/10/04 Dr. George Kleris • Atlanta, GA • 3/10/02 Sam N. Kleto • Charlotte, NC • 10/23/05 Theodore X. Koinis • PearLand, TX • 10/21/12

Nicholas J. Coussoulis • Indian Wells, CA • 7/4/82 George J. Dariotis • Manhasset, NY • 2/18/01

John Kalucis, M.D. • Middleburg Heights, OH • 10/20/13

Theodore P. Klingos • New York, NY • 11/1/09

Jon J. Couchell • Spartanburg, SC • 10/21/12 Christo Daphnides • Highland Beach, FL • 1/1/72

Dr. James G. Kallins • Downey, CA • 3/3/96

Dr. Stamatios Kartalopoulos • Annandale, NJ • 2/28/99

John N. Colis • Glenview, IL • 10/20/13 Andreas D. Comodromos • Paramus, NJ • 3/3/96

William C. Kallinikos • Oceanside, NY • 10/23/05

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