In this, the final podcast in our series, we will hear from Mr Greg Roditis, Group leader from the Greek Orthodox Christian Society, who will reflect on the event of the Dormition of the Theotokos. We will also take a journey to Pantanassa Monastery at Mangrove Mountain and listen to a few spiritual words addressed by the former abbot Elder Stephanos Pantanassiotis to the monastic brotherhood at the end of an all-night vigil for the feast day of the Dormition of the Theotokos.

Panagia was present at the end of Christ's earthly life, and for His resurrection and ascension into heaven. In this episode, Mr Socrates Dokos, group leader at the Greek Orthodox Christian Society, discusses Panagia's role in these events.

During the wedding of Cana, Christ performs the famous miracle of turning water into wine . In this episode, Mrs Helen Magdas discusses Panagia's role in this miracle and the power of Panagia's intercessions on our behalf.

Panagia's role in the birth and early life of Christ is one characterised by great humility. In this episode, the Rev. Father George Liangas, parish priest at St. Nectarios Burwood, discusses this topic and explains why she was chosen from the entire human race to be the Mother of God.

After receiving the good news of the Annunciation, Panagia visited her cousin Elizabeth. In this episode, Mrs Elisabeth Stylianou, member of the Greek Orthodox Ladies Group, discusses this beautiful encounter and explains the great hymn of the Magnificat.

On the feast of the Annunciation, we celebrate the beginning of our salvation. In this episode, Mrs Velly Pasas, group leader at the Greek Orthodox Ladies Group, explores the significance of this great mystery through the eyes of St. Gregory the Wonderworker.

In the first episode of “Journey to Panagia”, we are joined by the Very Rev. Father Dimitri Kokkinos, parish priest at St. Ioannis Parramatta. The birth of Panagia is a joyous event that has great significance in God’s plan for our salvation. We can, however, also spiritually benefit from the example given to us by the righteous parents of Panagia, Joachim and Anna. Father Dimitri touches on these themes, and related ones, in this opening segment.