Greek PM wraps up Cyprus visit
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met Tuesday morning with Archbishop Chrysostomos at the Archbishopric in Nicosia, wrapping up his two-day official visit to Cyprus. No
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North lays into ‘mediaeval’ archbishop’s Easter message
Northern Cyprus’ ‘foreign ministry’ on Monday lambasted Archbishop Chrysostomos for his ‘racist’ remarks when he admonished Greek Cypriots for crossing to the north to shop
Archbishop slams Turkey, same-sex cohabitation, and gender choice
Archbishop Chrysostomos said on Easter Sunday that those who crossed daily to the north for shopping and to travel through the illegal Ercan airport had
Archbishop Chrysostomos turns 78
Archbishop Chrysostomos celebrated his 78th birthday on Wednesday with a church service attended by bishops after which he was visited by officials, friends and relatives
Archbishop called out for ‘callous’ cancer remark
Archbishop Chrysostomos sparked public ire this week after a comment he made about his battle with cancer. Commenting on his condition, the Church primate said
Archbishop says his cancer is in remission
Archbishop Chrysostomos said on Sunday that “by the grace of God”, his cancer had now “divorced” itself from him. Asked about his health following a
Church to construct low-rent housing for needy students
The Church of Cyprus plans to construct some 200 flats to house students who cannot afford renting places in Limassol, it was announced on Friday.
Stolen fresco fragments welcomed home
Archbishop Chrysostomos on Friday said that the Cyprus Church would spare no expense or effort to make sure stolen icons from Cypriot churches would be
Archbishop: rules out ‘solution at any cost’
ARCHBISHOP Chrysostomos said on Tuesday that the Greek Cypriot side should not seek the resumption of the talks for the settlement of the Cyprus problem
Archbishop discharged from hospital after op
Archbishop Chrysostomos was discharged on Monday from a London hospital where he had undergone successful surgery to remove two small tumours. Speaking on state television,
Archbishop arrives in London for operation
Archbishop Chrysostomos, who was recently diagnosed with liver cancer has arrived in London where he will be having surgery on Tuesday. The archbishop had by Monday arrived
Theology teachers criticise archbishop over religious holidays
Theology teachers on Wednesday said they disagreed with Archbishop Chrysostomos’ suggestion to scrap some religious school holidays, arguing it would defeat the purpose of observing
Archbishop suggests abolishing five religious dates marked as school holidays (Update 1)
By Annette Chrysostomou Archbishop Chrysostomos has suggested to education minister Costas Hambiaouris that five Church holidays that see schools close for the day, be abolished,
Archbishop happy to see his name day axed as school holiday
Archbishop Chrysostomos has expressed the wish for his name day to stop being a school holiday, it emerged on Thursday. The chairman of the theology
Concern over archbishop’s apparent support for partition
Archbishop Chrysostomos on Wednesday defended his apparent support for a two-state solution in Cyprus, a day after coming under attack for referring to the
Archbishop forgoes Sisi speech after parking spat
Archbishop Chrysostomos was reportedly furious on Monday after he was refused permission to park right outside parliament due to security reasons ahead of Egypt’s President
Relations with archbishop are excellent, says president
Cooperation with the archbishop has been excellent over the past five years, President Nicos Anastasiades said on Monday, as he took part in a luncheon
Antiquities department will protect finds at tourist complex
ANTIQUITIES found on a church-owned plot in Yeroskipou which will form part of a massive tourism complex will be protected even though it is no longer classified
Archbishop says homosexuals need no apology from church
The church should not apologise to homosexuals for the way it has treated them in the past as this would encourage them to keep straying
Broadcasting authority goes on fines’ spree
THE Radio Television Authority (CRTA) slapped TV and radio stations this week with fines exceeding €57,000 in total, for airing among others, improper comments against