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Greek politicians eye Orthodox Church's income, expenses as target for budget cuts

In Greece, the Orthodox Church is tied financially to the state. The state pays some priests and exempts the church and its activities from any taxes. But with tight economic times, some politicians are calling for the relationship to be adjusted.

Greek politicians eye Orthodox Church's income, expenses as target for budget cuts

In Tough Economic Times, Calls for Greek Church to Pay More

In Tough Economic Times, Calls for Greek Church to Pay More

Greece a difficult place for followers of non-Orthodox Christian faiths

Greece a difficult place for followers of non-Orthodox Christian faiths
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Greece Turns Back on Religious Minorities

Greece Turns Back on Religious Minorities