Symposium Explores Christian Faith in a Multicultural World

Symposium Explores Christian Faith in a Multicultural World

The history of the Church remains closely linked to the movement of peoples and encounters with different cultures, speakers said at the 18th Inter-Christian Symposium in Thessaloniki, which began today at the Holy Metropolis of Thessaloniki. The Department of Theology at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Franciscan Institute of Spirituality of the Pontifical University …

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ND way ahead, but in need of a partner

All the polls published in the aftermath of the political leaders’ public appearances at the recent Thessaloniki International Fair, traditionally the start of the political season after the summer break, lead to the same conclusion. Source link

Prosperity and optimism

Experience has shown that state aid alone is insufficient to tackle the country’s demographic slide. Source link

Erdoğan Uses UN Speech to Push Cyprus Recognition and Aegean Agenda – Greek City Times

Erdoğan Uses UN Speech to Push Cyprus Recognition and Aegean Agenda – Greek City Times

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has used his address to the United Nations General Assembly to renew Ankara’s demands over the Aegean and Cyprus, calling for disputes with Greece to be resolved under “international law” while simultaneously demanding international recognition of the breakaway administration in the occupied northern part of Cyprus. Speaking at the UN, …

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1,800-Year-Old Pets Found in Aegean Port City – Greek City Times

1,800-Year-Old Pets Found in Aegean Port City – Greek City Times

Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered a floor mosaic that names a cat and a dog. The villa sits under Adramyttion, an ancient Greek port on the Aegean, at Ören in Balıkesir province. The house itself is Roman-period, from the late second to the third century AD. It has three large halls. The main reception mosaic …

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