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Flowers For Their Leader. Metropolitan Athenagoras returned from trip to Holy Land Saturday and was welcomed by the Greek Arthodox community at St. Ge(...)
Flowers For Their Leader. Metropolitan Athenagoras returned from trip to Holy Land Saturday and was welcomed by the Greek Arthodox community at St. Ge(...)

Flowers For Their Leader. Metropolitan Athenagoras returned from trip to Holy Land Saturday and was welcomed by the Greek Arthodox community at St. Ge(...)

Date2/3/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: Flowers For Their Leader. Metropolitan Athenagoras returned from trip to Holy Land Saturday and was welcomed by the Greek Arthodox community at St. George's Church. Angela Elliot, 9, presents bouquet while parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Elliot, watch.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0029906F
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