Semi-autonomous Eastern Orthodox Church on Crete in Greece
"Archdiocese of Crete" redirects here. For the Catholic archbishops of the island under Venetian rule, see Latin Archbishop of Crete.
Church of Crete
The Agios Minas Cathedral, see of the Archbishop of Crete
Language
Greek
Headquarters
Crete, Greece
Territory
Crete
Possessions
Crete
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