Ninety-six stories and narratives unfold under the flag of the Cross to convey heroic deeds with the grace of Holy Water during the Revolution of 1821.
The Greek people forged their national consciousness with the essence of their sincere religious sentiment, day by day, year by year, battle by battle, all upon the anvil of orthodox Christian faith.
The cross becomes a sword, the icons become flags of faith that open the way. Individual prayers transform into collective war songs, miracles into exits of hope, the gospels become declarations of national existence, the holy waters the body and blood of battles, a communion of freedom, to raise Hellenism a little higher, to stand equally alongside the other nations of the world.
With the power of God and the Faith of Christ, elements of self-determination, the subjugated Nation declares its decision to live freely again, fighting for Homelands and Faith, where the one intertwines with the other and fuels it.
