Bishop Savas of Troas
Bishop Savas of Troas, the Director of the Office of Society and Culture of the Greek Archdiocese, is one of the most visible Greek hierarchs in America. Recently, he was interviewed by Fr. Christopher Metropoulos for the Orthodox Christian Network. To listen to the 17-minute interview, click here.
Click here to read all of OrthodoxHistory.org’s ongoing coverage of the Episcopal Assembly.
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