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Patriarch John of Antioch and Greek Secretary General for Religious Affairs Giorgos Kalantzis discussed regional developments, the future of Middle Eastern Christianity and the long-standing relationship between the Church of Antioch and Greece.

During a Kremlin meeting marking Patriarch Kirill’s name day, Vladimir Putin and the head of the Russian Orthodox Church emphasized religion, interfaith relations and national cohesion as key pillars of Russian stability amid mounting international tensions and geopolitical uncertainty.

The Ecumenical Patriarchate’s decision to convert the historic Prinkipo Greek Orthodox Orphanage into a hotel marks a dramatic attempt to preserve one of Istanbul’s last monumental symbols of Romiosyni.

The Vatican meeting between Pope Leo XIV and Catholicos Aram I highlighted Christian unity, theological dialogue and mounting concern over Lebanon and the wider Middle East Churches.

Jordan unveiled a new Orthodox university at the Baptism Site of Jesus Christ while launching preparations for the 2030 commemoration of Christ’s baptism, aiming to strengthen pilgrimage, interfaith coexistence and Christian presence in the region.

Patriarch Theophilos III and Greek envoy Giorgos Kalantzis reviewed a draft law designed to secure sustainable support for the ancient Patriarchates of the Middle East, highlighting Greece’s longstanding commitment to Christian heritage.

At the Jubilee of the World of Education, Pope Leo XIV challenges students to rediscover education’s transformative purpose, urging them to rise above digital distraction and become architects of peace and truth.

His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew honored the Republic of Turkey’s National Day in Ankara, attending official celebrations at the Presidential Palace upon President Erdoğan’s invitation, accompanied by senior clergy of the Ecumenical Patriarchate.

The Diocese of Perth hosted a solemn Doxology and wreath-laying to honor the 28 October National Anniversary, attended by Greek officials, highlighting ongoing efforts to deepen Australia–Greece cultural and diplomatic ties.

In a symbolic meeting at a historic Damascus church, Patriarch John of Antioch and President Ahmed al-Sharaa discussed unity, resilience, and the challenges facing Syria’s embattled Christian community after years of upheaval.