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Saint George Greek Orthodox Church

+1 (207) 947-4709
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90 Sanford St
Bangor, ME 04401
+1 (207) 947-4709
http://stgeorge.me.goarch.org

Saint George Greek Orthodox Church in Bangor, ME offers a convenient online donation option for supporters. Additionally, individuals can request Fr. Leo to light a candle on their behalf during his daily reading of Orthros by simply clicking on a virtual candle.

Visitors are encouraged to take a break and explore the Archdiocese Online Chapel for a moment of spiritual reflection. Saint George Greek Orthodox Church provides accessible ways for individuals to engage with their faith community and participate in meaningful rituals.

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