From the universal to the local. The ecological experience of a Greek parish:
vocations and realities
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This article presents the concrete experience of a Greek parish engaged in an ecological approach, as it was led by Father Amphiloque Miltos together with his parishioners. It is a pastoral testimony describing the establishment of a "green church" at the local level, in connection with Orthodox theological orientations on creation. The central idea is that the eucharistic community can and must embody, in its daily practices, a responsible relationship with the environment. The article thus articulates the universal level of Orthodox theological principles relating to creation with their concrete translation into parish life. Its contribution lies in the proposal of practical pathways for grounding the theology of creation in community action, offering a transferable model for other parishes seeking to integrate the ecological dimension into their liturgical and community life.
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