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[[Nikki Stephanopoulos]], is a longtime spokeswoman for the [[Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America]] and mother of Washington political insider [[George Stephanopoulos]]. She was born in Rochester, Minnesota and is a graduate of the University of Minnesota.

Stephanopoulos began in [[1983]] as an editor for the archdiocese's Orthodox Observer and soon rose to become the director of news and public relations for the 1.5 million-member church.

The Minnesota native also coordinated media for the U.S. visits of ecumenical patriarchs [[Patriarch Demetrius I|Dimitrios]] in [[1991]] and [[Patriarch Bartholomew I|Bartholomew]] in [[1997]]. Stephanopoulos is a member of the governing board of the National Council of Churches.

Her husband, the Rev. Robert Stephanopoulos, recently retired after 25 years as dean of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in New York City.

[[Demetrios of America|Archbishop Demetrios]] of America said Nikki Stephanopoulos "has offered in an insightful and amiable way her service in the various tasks of the church which needed her contribution."<ref>USA Today: Stephanopoulos to retire from Greek Orthodox Church, July 18, 2008</ref>

She will retire on [[August 1]], [[2008]].

[[Category:Greek-Americans|Stephanopoulos, Nikki]]

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	[[Presvytera]] Stephanopoulos began in [[1983]] as an editor for the archdiocese's Orthodox Observer and soon rose to become the director of news and public relations for the 1.5 million-member church.		[[Presvytera]] Stephanopoulos began in [[1983]] as an editor for the archdiocese's Orthodox Observer and soon rose to become the director of news and public relations for the 1.5 million-member church.

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 [[Nikki Stephanopoulos]], is a longtime spokeswoman for the [[Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America]] and mother of Washington political insider [[George Stephanopoulos]]. She was born in Rochester, Minnesota  and is a graduate of the University of Minnesota.
-Stephanopoulos began in [[1983]] as an editor for the archdiocese's Orthodox Observer and soon rose to become the director of news and public relations for the 1.5 million-member church.
+[[Presvytera]] Stephanopoulos began in [[1983]] as an editor for the archdiocese's Orthodox Observer and soon rose to become the director of news and public relations for the 1.5 million-member church.
 The Minnesota native also coordinated media for the U.S. visits of ecumenical patriarchs [[Patriarch Demetrius I|Dimitrios]] in [[1991]] and [[Patriarch Bartholomew I|Bartholomew]] in [[1997]]. Stephanopoulos is a member of the governing board of the National Council of Churches.