Funeral Services
For almost 20 years, Acropolis Funeral Services- has forged a reputation, as one of the most respected and recognised funeral homes, within the funeral industry of New South Wales. It has evolved into one of Sydney’s largest and most recognised Greek funeral homes. Its Headquarters
Tsoureki; for millions of Greeks throughout the world, Easter wouldn’t be complete without it. It can be made and devoured any time of the year, but traditionally, it’s a treat made and especially enjoyed over Greek Orthodox Easter, or ‘Pascha.’ There are many variations to
Within the Greek Orthodox Church, Easter or ‘Pascha’ is one of the most significant events of the religious calendar, and the greatest of celebrations, enjoyed by millions of Greeks across the globe. At the conclusion of Holy Week; the week where the Orthodox Church relives
The terms casket and coffin are often used interchangeably, but do they mean the same thing? While both the coffin and the casket are used for the same purpose, the two actually differ in terms of their design, materials and history. The history of the
It’s a feast day like no other, a celebration marking the 17th March, every year across the globe. Saint Patrick’s Day is a momentous occasion not only throughout Ireland, but through towns, villages, cities, offices, schools, churches and homes, decorated in a sea of green
Did you know of one of Greece’s oldest and most beautiful traditions, leading towards the sacred and special celebration of Easter? Introducing ‘Kira Sarakosti,’ or simply- Mrs. Lent. A sentimental and visual tradition, celebrated in many corners of Greece during this time. The custom begins
The 8th March every year is celebrated globally to raise the awareness of, and to promote women’s empowerment and gender equality. The United Nations Women is the entity that promotes the significance of the day and to ensure progress is developed and promoted to meet
Did you know that funeral directors were in the ambulance business for around 50 years before handing it over to emergency services? Before the Civil War, ambulances were basically unheard of. Up until the mid-1800’s, people who were ill or injured were treated by a