For Immediate Release
On December 14, the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Chicago made the following statement:
“We are overjoyed by the news that an anonymous party has stepped forward
with an offer allowing Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Chicago to forego
today’s scheduled property auction. We are hopeful that this new development will
help pave the way for a brighter future for the Holy Trinity community. As this
process unfolds, we call on the faithful to remain prayerful and grateful to the Lord
for His abundant mercy.”
About the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Chicago
Tracing its roots back to 1923, the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Chicago is the diocese of Greek Orthodox faithful in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, as well as northern Indiana and southeastern Missouri and consists of 58 parishes and two monastic communities. The Metropolis is one of nine regions in the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America and is presided over by His Eminence Metropolitan Nathanael. The general offices of the Metropolis are temporarily located in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. For more information, visit www.chicago.goarch.org. To sign up for news from the Metropolis, visit https://chicago.goarch.org/signup.
For More Information:
Chris Varones
312-213-3887 chris.varones@aesopgroup.com
