By tradition it continues to be called "of the Greeks", an improper definition, since the parish belongs ecclesiastically to the Albanians of Sicily (Albanesi di Sicilia in Italian).
Greek was defined - by to the not Arbëreshë people, the Latins - the Byzantine rite for the liturgical language used.
There is, however, the increasingly used variant today of "Parrocchia San Nicolò or Nicola degli Italo-Albanesi".

It is called by its faithful albanophones "Klisha Arbëreshe Palermë" or simply "Marturanë" and in the non-colloquial version "Famullia / Klisha e Shën Kollit i Arbëreshëvet në Palermë".
You can also often read the title "Parrocchia San Nicolò dei Greci alla Martorana", this to mean that the parish is now based in the "Martorana" and not in the initial location in Via Seminario Italo-Albanese.
By tradition it continues to be called "of the Greeks", an improper definition, since the parish belongs ecclesiastically to the Albanians of Sicily (Albanesi di Sicilia in Italian). Greek was defined - by to the not Arbëreshë people, the Latins - the Byzantine rite for the liturgical language used. There is, however, the increasingly used variant today of "Parrocchia San Nicolò or Nicola degli Italo-Albanesi".
It is called by its faithful albanophones "Klisha Arbëreshe Palermë" or simply "Marturanë" and in the non-colloquial version "Famullia / Klisha e Shën Kollit i Arbëreshëvet në Palermë". You can also often read the title "Parrocchia San Nicolò dei Greci alla Martorana", this to mean that the parish is now based in the "Martorana" and not in the initial location in Via Seminario Italo-Albanese.
Church of Santa Maria dell'Ammiraglio