I'm going to say something controversial, which may get me in trouble, but I think it needs to be said.
The Greek community in the United States is one of the wealthiest communities in the country, if not the world. These families came to the U.S. with nothing and worked their way up from poverty, becoming some of the most successful business owners in the country. The Greek Church was there to lend them a helping hand as they acclimated to a new country and culture. It gave them faith and family. It gave them a home away from home.
Now fast forward. There are over 20 Greek American billionaires in this country, with a total net worth of $46.88 billion dollars. Yet, they provide little to nothing to the church that gave them and their families so much. Instead of helping parishes like this one (or their church as a whole, which is in a financial crisis) they instead throw lavish parties, buy expensive luxuries, and purchase NBA and NFL teams. When the almost certainly Iconoclastic "Universal Life Church" that bought this property comes with their sledgehammers to desecrate the icon of the weeping Theotokos, these people who had the power to make a difference will be hanging out on the links with their buddies as their fellow Greek Orthodox brethren watch their home get destroyed. It honestly makes me ill.
This issue definitely lends credence to what is written in Matthew 19:24.