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My beloved sister Cheryl passed from us yesterday afternoon, after a sudden illness.. please pray for her. Please include the family who are also still grieving the loss of our grandmother Gertrude on Dec. 16th 2011. We have lost two special wo
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I think the Founders had Young Men in a Hurry like Barack Obama when they designed it.
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The Christian East & West
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Thank you, Neil. When you have a situation in which families have one cousin who is a Greek Catholic priest and another an Orthodox bishop, or where one brother is an Orthodox priest and the other a Greek Catholic reader, or where Aunt Mary is Greek
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Vespers, Matins & the Divine Liturgy
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When I was at a Ruthenian parish, someone complained about the use of women as readers. The priest ended that argument by asking, "Are you volunteering to read, then?"
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Food - Recipes
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Absolutely add kielbasa outside the Fast! And leeks are a good choice, as well, but I was going for common ingredients -- things I always have in the house.
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Vespers, Matins & the Divine Liturgy
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Mariya, was this originally a Ruthenian parish or another eastern Catholic church? I'm curious how you became MP instead of ROCOR as well; if you like, PM me as its off topic.
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The Christian East & West
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Originally Posted By: AliceOriginally Posted By: StuartKIn both Orthodox and Greek Catholic Churches that have a Greek Catholic or Orthodox counterpart, this has long been the case. I am not following who or what exactly you are answering in this p
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Food - Recipes
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Re: SOUPS
by Irish Melkite
@ Today at 03:37 AM
Originally Posted By: Shin I asked a friend about potato soup today and he recommended adding leeks to the potato soup. I looked at another recipe before I got this one and it had kielbasa added to the potato soup! In my experience, both leeks
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Vespers, Matins & the Divine Liturgy
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Mariya, Welcome to the forum! I hope you'll enjoy it here. Many years, Neil
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Prayer
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Prayers for our dear brother and friend, Ed, that his spiritual journey be blessed and that his decision regarding his translation to Holy Orthodoxy be spiritually fulfilling and bring him peace of mind, heart, and soul. Prayers also for Ed and his
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Prayers for Kelli, that the Unmercenary Physicians, the Sainted Cosmas and Damian, guide her surgeons in their care of her and that she be restored to health and be granted many years. Prayers also for her mother, Debbie, that she be granted peace of
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The Christian East & West
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At Holy Virgin Cathedral here (ROCOR) they have every Sat. afternoon a Moleben beside the relics of St. John Maximovitch. They have very specific guidelines for prayer requests (these are only for the living) which include that: Quote:Non-Orthodox
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The Christian East & West
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Originally Posted By: Alice The primary prayer for the health of the living and for the repose of the deceased is done by the Church during the Divine liturgy. In view of this, before the beginning of the liturgy one must submit special commemorative
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Originally Posted By: StuartK By the way, since when do rights guaranteed in the Bill of Rights have to be "accommodated"? “It turns out that our Founders designed a system that makes it more difficult to bring about change than I wou
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Prayer
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Please remember a young woman, Kelli, in your prayers. Her mother, Debbie, who is one of my supervisors, is very concerned and welcomed her being placed on our prayer list. Prayers for a successful surgery for Kelli on Monday morning, as well as p
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This is coming from a President who says there are no "death panels." They are just consultations which will tell the unfortunate patient that HHS has changed the rules. Hospice care will be "revised." (gobbledegook double
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What the Administration proposed is effectively "money laundering": religious institutions that object will not have to pay for a policy that includes contraception and abortion services; these will have to be provided free of charge by th
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They're controlling the terms of the discussion and everyone else is so concerned with the fox in the henhouse that you've missed the elephant in the parlour. I love a good mixed metaphor. Forget about religious institutions. Consider the ordinary
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Originally Posted By: theophanIt was announced today by President Obama himself that he is changing the rule so that the religious-affilaited institutions do not have to provide such coverage in their health care plans. The women working for these i
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Originally Posted By: theophan ... The only question is who will pay for it and how. ... Actually, there is a question about whether a political appointee should be empowered to make decisions about what you or I or any one else should be required
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Vespers, Matins & the Divine Liturgy
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I belong to a parish which was once Byzantine Catholic and has since become an MP Eastern Orthodox parish. I chant the Old Testament and Menaion prayers during Vespers services, because most of the time, it is only between two and four people who co
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Vespers, Matins & the Divine Liturgy
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Ay! Dios mio! Que tonteria. Que asqueroso. Que locura.
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Faith & Theology
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I'm kind of sad that we do not have do a handshake or wave after the Gospel like the Roman Catholics. I went to a Coptic liturgy once and I loved their version of the kiss of peace - put your palms together, touch your mouth, then touch hands with t
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It is certainly easier to become Orthodox
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Faith & Theology
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Re: Saint
by henrikhank
@ Yesterday at 05:28 PM
Originally Posted By: Irish MelkiteOriginally Posted By: henrikhankOriginally Posted By: Irish MelkiteIf you're really asking the broader question as to whether Eastern Catholics read books by Orthodox Saints and other Orthodox authors, as I suspect
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