Students Sing Carols in Ancient Greek Along with Traditional Christmas Songs @greekreporter
Students Sing Carols in Ancient Greek Along with Traditional Christmas Songs @greekreporter
Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
GreekReporter.com - On Christmas Eve, a group of students visited the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, where they sang carols in Ancient Greek alongside traditional Christmas songs. As a gesture of goodwill, they presented an “Eiresione”, an Ancient Greek symbol of prosperity and good fortune. To conclude their visit, the students shared their holiday wishes in Ancient Greek. The Minister of Culture, Ms. Lina Mendoni, remarked, "These were the most beautiful carols we've ever heard." This initiative highlights the importance of cultural heritage and the enduring power of the Greek language in shaping our national identity. Full story: tinyurl.com/4nrxmfb2
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Students Sing Carols in Ancient Greek Along with Traditional Christmas Songs

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