Patriarch Kirill’s congratulatory message to the Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church on the occasion of his Name day

Source: DECR
Natalya Mihailova | 16 June 2016
His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia has greeted His Beatitude Heronymos, Archbishop of Athens and All Greece, on the occasion of his Name Day.
Patriarch Kirill’s congratulatory message to the Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church on the occasion of his Name day

Your Beatitude

Beloved in the Lord Brother and Concelebrant:

On the commemoration day of the Blessed Jerome of Stridon, I cordially greet you on the occasion of your Name Day.

The intercession of your heavenly patron, the example of his jumble and virtuous life give you strength in bearing the heavy cross of a Primate of the Geek Orthodox Church, helping you to carry out your lofty service with every thoroughness.

I wish Your Beatitude spiritual and physical strength and abundant blessings from He Who alone is immortal and who lives in unapproachable light (Tim. 6:16) and to your God-loving flock I wish peace and prosperity.

With brotherly love in Christ,

+ KIRILL

Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia

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