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Easter is the principal feast of the ecclesiastical year. Leo I calls it the greatest feast, and says that Christmas is celebrated only in preparation for Easter.
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Easter is the principal feast of the ecclesiastical year. Leo I calls it the greatest feast, and says that Christmas is celebrated only in preparation for Easter.
From the blog of Jeremy Freedman at Jewish News
If you happen to be driving in the vicinity of Holy Resurrection Orthodox Cathedral around midnight on Saturday night, you may notice a group of people circling the church in procession. If you listen closely, youâll hear the words, sung in a somber tone, âThy Resurrection O Christ, our Savior, the Angels of Heaven sing, enable us on Earth, to glorify Thee in purity of heart.â If you stick around long enough, youâll see the people gathering in front of the church with a handful of priests, who lead the crowd in proclaiming, âChrist is risen from the dead, trampling do...
Keep the Faith: Reflections on Easter and its Hymns The Rev. Paul E. Gramit Easter is, of course, the commemoration of the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ from the dead. He’d been executed by crucifixion the Friday prior (in spite of being found not guilty). He was not just severely wounded or in some sort of unconscious state; He was actually dead, thus further proven by the spearing of His side, as blood and water came out separated. Likewise, on that first Easter Sunday, the third day (Friday being the first), He who was dead was now alive again, in the same body, yet glorified. He...
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