An Opal of Many Colours
Dec 31, 2020 · 1h 11m
Director
Mark PetropoulosOverview
A tribute about the life, personality and work of Archbishop Stylianos of blessed memory; a gift from our local Church to the Christ-loving flock and all those who loved the great former Hierarch.
Cast of An Opal of Many Colours
Archbishop Makarios of AustraliaSelf- Archbishop Stylianos of AustraliaSelf (archive footage)
- Metropolitan Meliton of PhiladelphiaSelf
- Fr. Steven ScoutasSelf
- Metropolitan Ezekiel of DervisSelf
- Metropolitan Serafim of SevasteiaSelf
- Christos YannarasSelf
- Fr. Stefanos PantanassiotisSelf
Patriarch Bartholomew I of ConstantinopleSelf- Metropolitan Dimitrios of Princes’ IslandSelf
- Elder Vasilios GontikakisSelf
- Archbishop Irineos of CreteSelf
- Maria Skoubourdi-BozikisSelf
- Fr. Anastasios KalogerakisSelf
- Fr. Nicholas GeorgiouSelf
- Fr. Nicholas StavropoulosSelf
- Abbot Eusebios PantanassiotisSelf
- Evangelos DelakisSelf
- Dimitrios ArchontakisSelf
- George MantzaridisSelf
- James JordanSelf
Bob CarrSelf- Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens and All GreeceSelf
- Abbess PhilotheiSelf
- Fr. Angelos AlifierakisSelf
- Steve MagdasSelf
- Fr. Constantine VaripatisSelf
- Ioannis PyrgiotakisSelf
- Ioannis PallikarisSelf
- Dimitris MavropoulosSelf
Crew of An Opal of Many Colours
About An Opal of Many Colours
What is An Opal of Many Colours about?
A tribute about the life, personality and work of Archbishop Stylianos of blessed memory; a gift from our local Church to the Christ-loving flock and all those who loved the great former Hierarch.
When was An Opal of Many Colours released?
An Opal of Many Colours was released on December 31, 2020.
How long is An Opal of Many Colours?
An Opal of Many Colours runs 1 hour 11 minutes (71 minutes).
Who directed An Opal of Many Colours?
An Opal of Many Colours was directed by Mark Petropoulos.
Who is in the cast of An Opal of Many Colours?
The cast of An Opal of Many Colours includes Archbishop Makarios of Australia (Self), Archbishop Stylianos of Australia (Self (archive footage)), Metropolitan Meliton of Philadelphia (Self), Fr. Steven Scoutas (Self) and Metropolitan Ezekiel of Dervis (Self).