g in political affairs. Last month, in a sermon attended by the Greek President and the country's political leaders, Christodoulos targeted Androulakis, demanding "resistance to iconoclasts and the sons of darkness who defile, threaten and terrorize the faithful." Days later, Christodoulos released a reprint of his popular book, Against the Devil. Fortunately, free speech allowed for its publication.

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