Invitación y Programa: Fiesta del “OXI” 2019
La Comunidad Helénica de México A.C., tiene el honor de invitar a usted, familia y amigos a la celebración del 79o aniversario del Día del Oxi en las instalaciones de la Comunidad Helénica de México a partir de las 11:00 a.m.
FECHA: 27 de octubre 2019
HORA INICIO: 11:00 a.m.
LUGAR: Instalaciones de la Comunidad Helénica de México (Agua Caliente s/n Esquina Santa Anita, Col. Lomas Hipódromo, Naucalpan de Juárez, Edo. de México, C.P. 53900)
RESERVACIONES: comhelmex@yahoo.com.mx
PROGRAMA:
11:00 Hrs. Liturgia: Catedral de La Sabiduría de Dios Santa Sofía.
12:30 Hrs. Doxología.
13:00 Hrs. Inicio del festejo en nuestras instalaciones. Entrada** y acomodo de invitados*.
14:00 Hrs. Bienvenida. Bendición de la comida por parte del Padre Isíjios, representante de Su Eminencia Arzobispo Athenágoras y de la Santa Metrópolis.
14:05 Hrs. Comida
15:15 Hrs. Himnos Nacionales.
15:20Hrs. Mensaje del Gobierno de la República Helénica a los connacionales, a través del S.S. Konstantinos Fasoulis, Primer Secretario y Cónsul, en representación del Excmo. Dr. Anastassios Petrovas, Embajador Extraordinario y Plenipotenciario, de la República Helénica en México.
15:25Hrs. Mensaje del Excmo. Sr. Homer Mavromatis, Embajador de la República de Chipre en México.
15:30 Hrs. Breves palabras del Presidente de la COMHELMEX Konstantinos Galanis.
15:35 Hrs. Entrega de reconocimientos de Certificación de Griego Moderno 2018.
15:40 Hrs. Recital de Poemas alusivos al Día del OXI por parte de los alumnos de la Escuela de Idioma Griego ITHAKI de la COMHELMEX. Encargada: Maestra Elena Segoviano Plata.
15:50 Hrs. Presentación Grupo EGEO de la COMHELMEX con Danzas de Grecia, y apertura de pista de baile para los invitados.
Nos podremos deleitar con la gastronomía griega y disfrutar de la música griega y con el baile.
Favor de confirmar asistencia al correo: comhelmex@yahoo.com.mx
Atentamente, Consejo Directivo
Comunidad Helénica de México, A. C.
Agua Caliente, Lomas Hipódromo, C.P. 53900
Naucalpan de Juárez, Méx., México



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