Agia Thekla Church - Pomos, Paphos, Cyprus
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To the east of the village of Pomos in the Paphos district   is the chapel of Agia Thekla. It is a simple temple with a semi curved roof covered with tiles.

The chapel which exists today is built on older abandoned church. The construction of the church was made due to a donation by Mr. Eftihios Stylianou. The construction work took place between the years 1982 and 1983. The chapel was built by donations from Mr. Matheos Giannii and Mrs Andriani Nikoforou. The chapel operates on the 24th of September on the day of the Saint’s celebration.

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