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Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral

307 19th St S, Birmingham, AL 35233, USA
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Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Cathedral
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P F (Passiflora) (10/04/2019)
They welcome the community each year in early October for a festival of Greek food and culture. There is delicious food hand-prepared by members of the Greek Orthodox Church. You can tour the beautiful cathedral and eat indoors listening to live Greek music or dine outside. Within walking distance to world renowned UAB hospital. If you are spending time in the area because a loved one is at UAB you don’t have to spend all your time at the hospital or in a hotel-explore the surrounding area and this beautiful church, and in October chill out with something different and delicious!
Lindsey Herron (10/05/2019)
The yearly greek festival is the best food festival in town. Delicious food in generous sizes and super friendly people, with great entertainment while you eat. The lines can be long, but it's completely worth it. Make sure not to miss the coffee and loukemedes in the parking area!
Hettie Yarbrough (10/09/2019)
Very interesting..I will attend visit again.
Ayman Mahmoud (12/30/2019)
They have the best Daycare in Birmingham Alabama,nhighly recommended.
Elizabeth Douglas (04/24/2017)
A beautiful Greek Orthodox Church with very friendly members. A friend and I attended one morning to better understand the orthodox faith and it's practitioners. Being Baptist, it was a very different style of worship for me with large portions spoken in Greek. The members near us were happy to have us there, showed us where to read and when to respond during the service, and spoke to us afterwards to find out about us. (The prayer books have Greek pronunciation guides and English translations.) This church also hosts an extremely popular Greek food festival in the fall, and it is a true Birmingham highlight. I've always attended that for years, but it was great to get to know the people and faith behind it.
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