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**The Orthodox faith is the national Church of the Monastic Republic. | **The Orthodox faith is the national Church of the Monastic Republic. | ||
**The three towns each have an Orthodox church; in Aktí, St. Helen’s; in Prosforion, St. Philip’s; and in Ammouliani, St. Marina’s. | **The three towns each have an Orthodox church; in Aktí, St. Helen’s; in Prosforion, St. Philip’s; and in Ammouliani, St. Marina’s. | ||
**There is a convent of cloistered Orthodox nuns in Aktí. | |||
**The priests of Prosforion and Aktí take turns celebrating Mass for the sisters. | |||
**The village and the gendarmery post have an Orthodox chapel, Our Lady of Mt. Athos and the Centurion respectively, for the benefit of the lay workers. | **The village and the gendarmery post have an Orthodox chapel, Our Lady of Mt. Athos and the Centurion respectively, for the benefit of the lay workers. | ||
*The Catholic Church | *The Catholic Church | ||
**The three towns each have a Maronite Catholic Church; in Akti, St. Moura; in Prosforion, St. Nohra ; and in Ammouliani, St. Nimatullah. | **The three towns each have a Maronite Catholic Church; in Akti, St. Moura; in Prosforion, St. Nohra; and in Ammouliani, St. Nimatullah. | ||
**The Catholic parishes are a part of the abbacy nullius of St. Maroun. | **The Catholic parishes are a part of the abbacy nullius of St. Maroun. | ||
**Three diocesan priests are assigned to care for the Catholic citizens and the Catholic tourists. | **Three diocesan priests are assigned to care for the Catholic citizens and the Catholic tourists. | ||
**Should one of the priest be incapacitated, one of the Maronite priests of St. Maroun will be asked to fill in. | **Should one of the priest be incapacitated, one of the Maronite priests of St. Maroun will be asked to fill in. | ||
**The priests of Prosforion and Aktí take turns celebrating Mass for the sisters in the hospital. | |||
*The salaries of the pastors of these churches is paid by the government. | *The salaries of the pastors of these churches is paid by the government. | ||
*The money received in collections during the Divine Liturgy is used for charitable | *The money received in collections during the Divine Liturgy is used for charitable causes. |
Revision as of 07:19, 24 July 2009
- The Autocephalous Orthodox Monastic Church of the Holy Mountain
- The Orthodox faith is the national Church of the Monastic Republic.
- The three towns each have an Orthodox church; in Aktí, St. Helen’s; in Prosforion, St. Philip’s; and in Ammouliani, St. Marina’s.
- There is a convent of cloistered Orthodox nuns in Aktí.
- The priests of Prosforion and Aktí take turns celebrating Mass for the sisters.
- The village and the gendarmery post have an Orthodox chapel, Our Lady of Mt. Athos and the Centurion respectively, for the benefit of the lay workers.
- The Catholic Church
- The three towns each have a Maronite Catholic Church; in Akti, St. Moura; in Prosforion, St. Nohra; and in Ammouliani, St. Nimatullah.
- The Catholic parishes are a part of the abbacy nullius of St. Maroun.
- Three diocesan priests are assigned to care for the Catholic citizens and the Catholic tourists.
- Should one of the priest be incapacitated, one of the Maronite priests of St. Maroun will be asked to fill in.
- The priests of Prosforion and Aktí take turns celebrating Mass for the sisters in the hospital.
- The salaries of the pastors of these churches is paid by the government.
- The money received in collections during the Divine Liturgy is used for charitable causes.