MARCH 2 -
There was once in Athens a priest, a simple and humble man. He had come to Athens from the beautiful island of Naxos.
He started a family young, became a widower young, and was left alone with his child. His name was Nikolaos Planas, but the faithful and his spiritual children called him Papa-Nicholas. He was appointed to a then-small parish, that of Saint John, known as "Tou Kynigou," on Vouliagmenis Avenue. On Sundays and major feast days, he would officiate there. On weekdays, however, he would go and officiate in chapels and...
Read the rest in "Mikro kai Orthodoxo 85".
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