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Agios Titos Church, Heraklion

Heraklion, Greece

Historic church in the heart of Heraklion dedicated to Saint Titus, first bishop of Crete; origins in 961 AD, served as a mosque under Ottoman rule, rebuilt after the 1856 earthquake and restored as an Orthodox church in 1925.

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Address25is Avgoustou Street, Heraklion 712 02

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Computed from the Paschalion — not supplied by the parish.

FastingNo fast today

PaschaSunday, 2 May 2027

Monday 26 OctoberSt Demetrios the Myrrh-streaming

Sunday 8 NovemberSynaxis of the Archangels Michael and Gabriel

Saturday 21 NovemberEntrance of the Theotokos

Monday 30 NovemberSt Andrew the First-Called

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