Photos - St. Nektarios Cathedral Nativity 2013

The Cathedral of St. Nektarios in Toronto, Canada, celebrates the Feast of the Holy Nativity on Dec 25/Jan 7, with His Eminence, Metropolitan Moses of Toronto.

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