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I don'tunderstand what this forum is about? how do you write an inquire etc? I'm Lost...
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This forum is about the Churches of the Byzantine tradition that are in communion with Rome (i.e. the Byzantine Catholic Churches).
We discuss all manner of stuff here.
I am a member of the western (Roman Catholic) Church.
Same faith, different traditions.
Hope that helps.
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Hi dzedo!
Welcome to The Byzantine Forum!
The Byzantine Forum is a forum mainly for those interested in Byzantine and other forms of Eastern Christianity, both Catholic and Orthodox. It is hosted by Byzantine Catholics but it is not specifically a Catholic forum. Non-Eastern Christians who are interested in learning about the Christian East are most welcome to participate.
There are 8 public forums. You may browse them and add your comments to a particular topic of interest by clicking on the �Post Reply� button or you may create a new conversation in the appropriate forum by clicking the �New Topic� thread.
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Dear Dzedo,
In Ukrainian, that could mean "grandfather" or something like that.
Welcome to the forum and we look forward to your posts.
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Alex, theis is one case where geography is easily determined by pronounciation. (Deedo, Zhedo, gido, zhayzho)...  Ung-Certez
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Dear Ung-Certez, I guess I must have a multicultural Slavic family - different uncles and aunts used all those pronunciations! And I know what a "deed" is too . . . In Polish, it's "dzyadeszki." Alex
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