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==Demography==
*The citizens of the Monastic Republic are mainly Greeks.  Most of them are descendants of refugees from Turkey.  There is also a sizable population of Lebanese, refugees from Lebanon. There has been some immigration from other parts of Europe, but it is kept to a minimum.  Non-citizens may not live in the Monastic Republic.
*The Orthodox monks of the Greek monasteries are virtually all Greeks, but the monks of the national monasteries have come from their respective countries.
*Monastic Republic nationality
**A person whose father or mother is a citizen of the Monastic Republic at his birth is a citizen of the Monastic Republic by descent.
**Merely being born in the territory of the Monastic Republic does not confer citizenship.
**Every child who is found within the Monastic Republic and the whereabouts of whose parents are unknown is, until the parents of the child are traced, deemed to be a citizen of the Monastic Republic by descent.
**Any man who enters the novitiate in any one of the twenty monasteries becomes a citizen of the Monastic Republic.
**The acquisition of citizenship of the Monastic Republic by a foreign national is regulated by Law.
*Census of 2005
**The census figures are obtained from the registers that are kept by the townships and the monasteries.
**The name of every citizen and of every monk is recorded with the following details:
***Register number
***Date of birth or naturalization
***Country of birth
***Birthplace of parents
***Complete address
***Marital status and date of marriage
***Occupation at time of census
***If a farmer, crops they grow
***Annual income
**The census of 2005 recorded
***7,243 citizens in Prosforion, of whom 194 were naturalized,
***5,280 citizens in Aktí, of whom 449 were naturalized,
***984 citizens in Ammouliani.
***4,621 monks in the twenty monasteries.
**Giving a grand total of 18,128 citizens.
==Culture==
*Public days of rest:
**January 6 (January 7 if January 6 falls on a Sunday), the Epiphany;
**February 2 (February 3 if February 2 falls on a Sunday), the Presentation of Christ;
**Good Friday;
**Easter Monday;
**Ascension Thursday;
**Pentecost Monday;
**July 5 (July 6 if July 5 falls on a Sunday), Constitution Day;
**August 15 (August 16 if August 15 falls on a Sunday), the Dormition;
**the first Monday of September in election years;
**September 8 (September 9 if September 8 falls on a Sunday), the Birth of the Virgin.
**October 5 (October 6 if October 5 falls on a Sunday), Independence Day;
**November 1 (November 2 if November 1 falls on a Sunday), All Saints Day;
**December 8 (December 9 if December 8 falls on a Sunday), the Immaculate Conception;
**December 24, Christmas Eve;
**December 25, Christmas Day (December 26 if December 25 falls on a Sunday).

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