The Church of Thessaly is a sacred fellowship uniting citizens and clergy in a shared devotion to philosophical spirituality, mystical rites, and the living tradition of Neoplatonic thought. Our holy canon includes the dialogues of Plato and the teachings of Plotinus, Proclus, Iamblichus, and other masters of the Neoplatonic school, alongside the epic poetry of Homer. We venerate the Dodekatheon, along with ancestral heroes and ancient gods, through a sacred calendar of feasts and observances. At the heart of our devotion lie the Mysteries—solemn and transformative rites that crown our religious life. The Church is organized into two harmonious branches: the Administrative and the Sacerdotal, together forming a balanced and enduring community of worship and governance.