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Friday, April 06, 2007
CHRISTOS ANESTI !
CHRISTOS ANESTI!
ALETHOS ANESTI!
(from the Church of St. Archangels Michael and Gabriel, Arbanassi, Bulgaria, 16th-C)
Jacob, wish I could have been at your baptism and chrismation, but I was godparent to 1 of the 4 from our mission being received into the Chuch that morning at St. Seraphim. Between that ceremony and the Pascha that night, there were 12 from our mission at the cathedral.
Χριστός Άνέστη! Άληθώς Άνέστη!
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A blessed Pascha to you and yours, my friend.
Indeed, He is Risen!
ReplyDeleteThe blessings of the Feast to you and yours!
I wish I'd known that you were at St. Seraphim's for Pascha! (Of course, I couldn't have gone there, but nevertheless....)
ReplyDeleteJacob, wish I could have been at your baptism and chrismation, but I was godparent to 1 of the 4 from our mission being received into the Chuch that morning at St. Seraphim. Between that ceremony and the Pascha that night, there were 12 from our mission at the cathedral.
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