The Church of St. Prokopios stands in Skála on Pátmos, an island of the Dodecanese whose religious roots reach back to late-antique times. Though Byzantine in tradition, this church dates to 1932, a later flowering of Orthodox church building in the region. It is a protected monument in Greece, cared for as part of the island's enduring ecclesiastical heritage. Its presence in Skála connects the bustle of the port with centuries of faith, a modest but cherished landmark for travelers exploring Pátmos beyond its famous monastery.
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