Caratheodory Konstantinos. Greek scientist of world recognition. Worker of mathematical science and a highly respected pioneer of the science of physics and archaeology. Teacher with a capital delta and scientist with a capital epsilon who (must)...
PANAGIOTIS MYRGIOTIS
Saint Romanos the Melodist: trumpeter of the heavenly songs
The Pindar of ecclesiastical poetry, born in Syria, and probably of Jewish origin, emerged as a Saint of our Church. The seemingly untalented chanter became a great hymn writer. We are referring to Saint Romanos the Melodist, whose feast day is celebrated on October 1st every year....
Asia Minor campaign: more than 100 years since then
The end of the First World War finds our homeland with the victors of the war. Greece also participates in the Paris Peace Conference. By agreement between the English and the French, the 1st Greek division lands in Smyrna under the command of Colonel ...
September 1955: another black page for the Turkish neighbors
In 330 AD, on May 11, Constantinople was founded and became the capital of Byzantine Hellenism (Byzantine Empire). A global reference point for many centuries. It radiates Greek spirit and Orthodoxy. It is the "New Rome" of Emperor M....
August 15th we commemorate the Dormition and Transfiguration of the Most Holy Theotokos and Mother of us all
The greatest feast of the Mother of God is August 15th. The Dormition of the Theotokos is honored. It is the day on which the Most Holy Theotokos closes the cycle of life on earth. She passes from earthly things with their sorrows and difficulties to the ineffable eternal life and joy....
Saint Nephon, Patriarch of Constantinople: an example of humility
Lipon the Niphon the lower presidency, Christ the presence of the president of all. We are referring to Saint Niphon the patriarch of Constantinople. For this great Saint of the Church, the humble one who was worthy of being elected three times to the throne of Constantinople. His parents...
Greek Language: its enormous contribution to global affairs
The language of every people is one of the elements of its identity. Language, in addition to being an element of identity, is also a tool of communication between people. Language helps in the creation of culture, the so-called spiritual, as opposed to the material...
Panagiotis Myrgiotis was born in 1954 in Ampelo Karditsis. His parents are Apostolos and Maria. Graduated in Mathematics from the School of Physics and Mathematics of Athens. He was active in the political arena as an executive of the DAP-NDFK student faction, continued in ONNED and in the party. Columnist from 1982 to the mid-2000s in the local media of Pieria and Kozani and with an article presence in the central journalistic organ of ONNED. Since mid-2018, he has been writing articles on Theological and Historical topics in newspapers, magazines and social media of national scope. Since 1980, he has resided in Katerini, where he created a family with Mrs. Gremou Ioanna and had three children, Apostolos Mathematician and Theologian, Athanasios Economist and Aikaterini Lawyer, who gave him and her husband Dimitrios Nikolakakis, professor at the Theological School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and lawyer before the Supreme Court, two grandchildren, Fotini and Elias. He served Public Education for 39 years in various schools in Pieria, was an elected union member of the local ELME, first Director of the Second Chance School of Katerinis, Director of the 6th High School of Katerinis and the High School of Litochoro and Deputy Director of the High School of Peristatis. Retired from July 1, 2022.
PANAGIOTIS MYRGIOTIS
Konstantinos Karatheodoris, Mathematician, Greek Teacher of worldwide recognition
Caratheodory Konstantinos. Greek scientist of world recognition. Worker of mathematical science and a highly respected pioneer of the science of physics and archaeology. Teacher with a capital delta and scientist with a capital epsilon who (must)...
Saint Romanos the Melodist: trumpeter of the heavenly songs
The Pindar of ecclesiastical poetry, born in Syria, and probably of Jewish origin, emerged as a Saint of our Church. The seemingly untalented chanter became a great hymn writer. We are referring to Saint Romanos the Melodist, whose feast day is celebrated on October 1st every year....
Asia Minor campaign: more than 100 years since then
The end of the First World War finds our homeland with the victors of the war. Greece also participates in the Paris Peace Conference. By agreement between the English and the French, the 1st Greek division lands in Smyrna under the command of Colonel ...
September 1955: another black page for the Turkish neighbors
In 330 AD, on May 11, Constantinople was founded and became the capital of Byzantine Hellenism (Byzantine Empire). A global reference point for many centuries. It radiates Greek spirit and Orthodoxy. It is the "New Rome" of Emperor M....
August 15th we commemorate the Dormition and Transfiguration of the Most Holy Theotokos and Mother of us all
The greatest feast of the Mother of God is August 15th. The Dormition of the Theotokos is honored. It is the day on which the Most Holy Theotokos closes the cycle of life on earth. She passes from earthly things with their sorrows and difficulties to the ineffable eternal life and joy....
Saint Nephon, Patriarch of Constantinople: an example of humility
Lipon the Niphon the lower presidency, Christ the presence of the president of all. We are referring to Saint Niphon the patriarch of Constantinople. For this great Saint of the Church, the humble one who was worthy of being elected three times to the throne of Constantinople. His parents...
Greek Language: its enormous contribution to global affairs
The language of every people is one of the elements of its identity. Language, in addition to being an element of identity, is also a tool of communication between people. Language helps in the creation of culture, the so-called spiritual, as opposed to the material...