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A conflict within the ecclesiastical hierarchy in Greece has emerged over proposed salary increases of up to 90% for Metropolitan bishops and the Archbishop. Clergy and laypeople have voiced their concerns, leading to a split within the hierarchy, prompting discussions about the implications of these raises. The proposed salary adjustments have provoked significant debate, with various factions seeking a resolution to the ongoing tensions.
Reports indicate that dissenting members within the hierarchy are planning to gather in October to discuss their differing views and seek a consensus on the issue. This division has led to what some are referring to as a civil conflict within the Church, as clergy members express their dissatisfaction regarding the proposed increases. The situation highlights a broader struggle over financial equity and governance in the ecclesiastical organization, reflecting deeper rifts among church leaders on crucial matters affecting the institution.
27 June
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