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In a bold new initiative to bridge tradition and modernity, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria has introduced a mascot named Elion, a gentle yet majestic bear, was unveiled at a recent church event in Alexandria by Patriarch Theodore II, who shared the motivation behind this charming new symbol. “With Elion, we hope to connect our heritage with today’s world in a way that speaks to people of all ages, especially the younger generation,” he explained.