Some educators have asked the public to join them in a protest outside the Archdiocese on the occasion of the name day of Archbishop Chrysostomos on Wednesday morning.
Teachers unions have reportedly said they are not involved in the protest.
The protests follow the announcement that the Archbishop has received €310,000 in donations from now wanted Malaysian businessman Jho Take Low who secured Cypriot citizenship through the island’s investment programme.
On Tuesday, Chrysostomos said he was prepared to return the donations if it was proven it was dirty money. He claimed the money represented donations to the Church and that everything was above board.
Schools are closed because of the Archbishop’s name day, while he will have a traditional lunch with President Nicos Anastasiades at 1pm.
In the past, he has repeatedly called for the school holiday for his name day to be abolished.
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