Trisagion sung for Metropolitan Hierotheos in hospital chapel

What the video says

The speaker says God made them worthy to visit the hospital chapel and sing a Trisagion for Metropolitan Hierotheos of Nafpaktos, who suffered there for two months after a stroke left him paralyzed and unable to speak.

Father Nektarios, the abbot of the monastery of the Archangel Michael on Rhodes, arrived with an entourage and, with the doctors' agreement, brought the metropolitan to Rhodes when he had regained some strength.

The metropolitan reposed a few days later on February 14th, and the group returned to remember the time they spent with him in January, asking for his blessings.

Key moments

1. Visit to the hospital chapel to sing a Trisagion for Metropolitan Hierotheos of Nafpaktos.
2. He suffered there for two months after a stroke, paralyzed on the left side and unable to speak, enduring prayerfully.
3. Father Nektarios, abbot of the monastery of the Archangel Michael on Rhodes, came with an entourage.
4. With the physicians' goodwill, the metropolitan was taken to Rhodes when he became stronger.
5. He passed into life on February 14th of this year, a few days after arriving in Rhodes.
6. The group came to remember the days they were with him in January.
7. Prayer that all may have his blessings.
8. Closing greeting: "Yeronda Nafpaktos. Kalimera."