“Agia Marina appeared in my sleep and made me well,” he declared – He walked on his knees from the settlement of Imero to the holy temple of Agia Marina, to fulfill his wish
The holy relic of Agia Marina has been in the homonymous church of Imero since the afternoon of Thursday, July 13, the Metropolitan of Maroneia and Komotini, Mr. Panteleimon. The Mayor of Maroneia – Sapon Dinos Haritopoulos, authorities, agencies and hundreds of believers who came to worship her grace.
The holy relic was brought to the area by I.N. Agia Marina Ano Toumba while on Friday afternoon (14/7) he was received at I.N. Konstantinou and Eleni in Thrylorio, on the occasion of the events of Agia Marina held by the Pontian Association “Kerasunda and Gars”.
On Sunday July 16 at 7:30 pm, the eve of the Saint’s feast, the Metropolitan will officiate at the solemn vespers and on the day of the feast, on Monday July 17 at 7:00 am, he will officiate in the same church.
The events for the celebration of Agia Marina in Imero are organized by the religious association of Agia Marina with the support of the Municipality and are part of the Maroneia – Sapon Festival 2023.
Shocked young man with his faith who came from Syros to venerate the holy relic of Agia Marina and he travels from the settlement of Imero to the church on his knees and carrying the icon of Agia Marina on his backrealizing his personal ambition
The reason for him Demosthenes Liakopoulos which as he pointed out he saw Agia Marina in his dream and recovered after a major health problem that he was facing.
Source: Skai
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