Peggys Zina’s concert at Pamploponnisiakou The stadium was a success and despite the adverse weather conditions, the participation of the people was great.
However, there was also an event that did not go unnoticed around the beginning of the concert.
The reason for a small group of citizens (about 3-4 people), who under the name “Orthodox faithful of the Holy Metropolis of Patras” were distributing flyers with which they were basically criticizing the choice of the person of Peggy Zina, who had stood in favor of marriage of same-sex couples. What did the flyers say? “With your participation in today’s concert, you are supporting and advertising a singer (Peggy Zina), who with her public statements has been in favor of the marriage of adoption for same-sex “couples”. The ecclesiastical……. conscious philanthropy cannot be done through worldly concerts, let alone with artists who accept the paranormal. The end does not justify the means.”
Spectators of the concert reported to “Peloponnisos” that “it was either a kind of zealots or old-timers”but if the latter were true they would not sign as “Orthodox believers of the Holy Metropolis of Patras”, as they have their own religious structure and hierarchy. Eyewitnesses recorded that they were “handing out leaflets” and that “at some point a police car arrived at the site and they left quietly”.
The Holy Diocese of Patras did not want to comment on the matterthey only focused on the success of the concert, the proceeds of which will be allocated to the charity work of the local Church and the support of the weak. Mission accomplished, even if due to the rain the concert ended earlier than planned.
Charalambos Bonanos at the charity concert of the Metropolis
At the great charity concert of the Holy Diocese of Patras with Peggy Zina at the Pamploponnisiako Stadium of Patras, she attended on Monday, the if regional governor of Western Greece, Charalambos Bonanos.
The concert was organized with the support of the Region and with the aim of supporting the charity work of IM and in his greeting Mr. Bonanos, after welcoming and thanking the multitude of citizens who participated in the event, noted: “We are always on the side of the most vulnerable among us and supports with devotion and pride the wonderful work of the Holy Metropolis of Patras preeminent of our Metropolitan Mr. Chrysostomos. In cooperation with other social and spiritual institutions and especially with our Church, it will continue to take care of our fellow citizens in distress, considering it the duty of the local self-government to support the most vulnerable among us.”
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Peggy Zina’s Concert at Pamploponnisiakou: A Night of Music and Controversy
On a recent Monday evening, the Pamploponnisiako Stadium of Patras played host to a charity concert featuring none other than the renowned Greek singer, Peggy Zina. Despite the adverse weather conditions, the event was a huge success, with a large number of people in attendance. However, the concert was not without its controversy, as a small group of citizens, identifying as “Orthodox faithful of the Holy Metropolis of Patras,” distributed flyers criticizing Peggy Zina’s stance on same-sex marriage. [[1]]
The flyers, which were handed out to concertgoers, accused Peggy Zina of promoting “paranormal” values and stated that her public statements in favor of same-sex marriage were unacceptable. The pamphlets read: “With your participation in today’s concert, you are supporting and advertising a singer (Peggy Zina), who with her public statements has been in favor of the marriage of adoption for same-sex ‘couples.’ The ecclesiastical……. conscious philanthropy cannot be done through worldly concerts, let alone with artists who accept the paranormal. The end does not justify the means.” [[1]]
Eyewitnesses reported that the group of around 3-4 people distributing the flyers were either “zealots or old-timers,” but their affiliations with the Holy Metropolis of Patras remained unclear. The police arrived at the scene, and the group departed quietly. [[1]]
Despite this controversy, the Holy Diocese of Patras chose not to comment on the matter, instead focusing on the success of the concert, which will see its proceeds allocated to charity work and supporting the weak. The regional governor of Western Greece, Charalambos Bonanos, was also in attendance at the event. [[1]]
Peggy Zina, a well-known Greek singer, has been actively performing and touring for many years. According to her official website, she belongs to the dynamic team of Panik Records 2023. [[2]]Upcoming tour dates for Peggy Zina can be found on websites like Songkick and Viagogo, which lists two events scheduled in Athens, Greece, on September 17 and October 14, 2024. [[3]]
Peggy Zina’s concert at Pamploponnisiakou was a resounding success, despite the controversy surrounding her stance on same-sex marriage. The event served as a testament to the power of music to bring people together, even in the face of adversity. As Peggy Zina continues to perform and tour, her fans can look forward to more exciting events and charity concerts in the future.
References:
[[1]]Pelop.gr – Peggy Zina’s concert at Pamploponnisiakou
[[2]]Peggyzina.com – Peggy Zina’s official website
[[3]]Songkick.com – Peggy Zina tour dates, Viagogo.com – Peggy Zina UK Tour 2024 Dates
Peggy Zina’s Concert at Pamploponnisiakou: A Night of Music and Controversy
On a rainy evening, Peggy Zina’s charity concert at Pamploponnisiakou Stadium in Patras was a resounding success, despite adverse weather conditions. However, the event was not without its controversy, as a small group of citizens, identifying themselves as “Orthodox faithful of the Holy Metropolis of Patras,” distributed flyers criticizing Peggy Zina’s support for same-sex marriage.
The Concert: A Charity Event for the Holy Diocese of Patras
The concert, which was attended by a large crowd, aimed to raise funds for the charity work of the local Church and support the weaker members of society. Despite the rain, the event ended earlier than planned, but still managed to accomplish its mission.
The Controversy: Flyers Criticizing Peggy Zina’s Support for Same-Sex Marriage
As concert-goers arrived at the venue, they were met with a small group of individuals handing out flyers under the name “Orthodox faithful of the Holy Metropolis of Patras.” The flyers criticized Peggy Zina’s support for same-sex marriage, stating that “with her public statements, she has been in favor of the marriage of adoption for same-sex ‘couples’.” The flyers went on to claim that “the ecclesiastical… conscious philanthropy cannot be done through worldly concerts, let alone with artists who accept the paranormal. The end does not justify the means” [[1]].
Eyewitness Accounts and Reactions
Spectators of the concert reported that the individuals distributing the flyers were either “zealots or old-timers” [[1]]. However, it is unclear why they chose to sign under the name “Orthodox faithful of the Holy Metropolis of Patras,” as they have their own religious structure and hierarchy. According to eyewitnesses, the individuals were “handing out leaflets” and eventually left the site quietly after a police car arrived.
The Holy Diocese of Patras’ Response
When questioned about the incident, the Holy Diocese of Patras declined to comment on the matter, instead choosing to focus on the success of the concert and the charitable efforts it supported [[1]].
Peggy Zina: A Greek Singer and Philanthropist
Peggy Zina is a Greek singer who has collaborated with renowned artists, including Dimitris Mitropanos [[3]]. She is associated with Panik Records and has an official website [[3]]. According to Songkick, there are no scheduled concerts for Peggy Zina in 2024 [[2]]. However, it has been reported that she will perform at the Sainopouleio Amphitheatre on August 21st, 2024, in a charitable concert [[2]].
Peggy Zina’s concert at Pamploponnisiakou Stadium in Patras was a successful charity event that raised funds for a good cause. However, the controversy surrounding her support for same-sex marriage highlighted the differing opinions and values within the community. Despite this, the event demonstrated the power of music to bring people together and make a positive impact.
References:
[1] [Source: Pelop.gr]
[2] [Source: Lakonia.mobi]
[3] [Source: Peggy Zina’s official website]
