•  Truly He Is Risen Pilgrims gather for Easter on the island of Patmos by Marilyn Raschka

•  Refugees Helping Refugees A mighty handful of Byzantine Catholics brings joy to the lives of refugees in Greece. text and photographs by Marilyn Raschka

•  Thursday’s Child Has a Journey Ahead Greek children with special needs find an oasis in a children’s home called Pammakaristos. text and photographs by Marilyn Raschka

•  The Island of St. John A history of the Monastery of St. John on Greece’s most holy isle. text and photographs by Chris Hellier

•  All Blessed Are the Ones of Pammakaristos A home for special children in Greece offers a model program of education and care. text and photos by Katerina Katsarka Whitley

•  Thessalonica: The Community of Faith Lives On Thessalonica’s active churches confirm Paul’s assertion that God’s message “is still a living power among you who believe” text and photos by Margot Granitsas

•  The Less Traveled Path of Ossios Loukas A small Greek monastery on the way to Delphi is an ancient reminder of the life of a devoted monk. by Gerald Ring

•  Missionaries for Our Time Two brothers from a seaport city in Greece are instrumental in promoting unity in diversity. by Veronica J. Treanor

•  Meteora: Between Heaven and Earth A visit to a mountaintop monastery in Greece uncovers a haven of holy beauty. text and photos by Margot Granitsas

•  Philippi: Birthplace of Christianity in the West An ancient city in Greece is an important piece in the mosaic that was early Christianity. by Brother Christian Leisy

•  Easter in Olimbos: A Living Museum Easter for a tiny Greek village is a slice of Byzantine history. text and photos by Joseph F. Viesti

•  Opa! Discovering New York's Greek Enclave Food, family, and faith in a New York City borough by Vincent Gragnani with photographs by Cody Christopulos