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Ping.

Do we have Orthodox Old Calendarists around the forum?


2 posted on 05/28/2009 8:29:49 AM PDT by annalex (http://www.catecheticsonline.com/CatenaAurea.php)
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Do we have Orthodox Old Calendarists around the forum? I guess I don't count, but that's okay. The Russians, Serbs, the Jerusalem Patriarchate and Mt Athos are Old Calendarists—about 85% of all Orthodox in the world. Now, there may be a reason why they are not on the forum.
33 posted on 05/28/2009 12:33:47 PM PDT by kosta50 (Don't look up, the truth is all around you)
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Do we have Orthodox Old Calendarists around the forum?

Orthodox ping!

37 posted on 05/28/2009 2:20:33 PM PDT by kosta50 (Don't look up, the truth is all around you)
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To: annalex
Do we have Orthodox Old Calendarists around the forum?

Yep! Me! :)

I never understood how Pascha could be celebrated before Passover since the Last Supper was a Passover seder? Think about it!

I am Russian Orthodox (ROCOR, which has been in Canonical Communion with the Moscow Patriarchate sine 17 May, 2007) and don't mind having a different date for Easter though, as it makes getting the days off easier! Selfish, yes...but convenient as I refuse to EVER miss going to church from Holy Thursday through Bright Monday.

IMO, if there were to be a common date, it ought to be calculated the way we do it....after the Passover...

44 posted on 05/28/2009 8:22:09 PM PDT by blinachka (Vechnaya Pamyat Daddy... xoxo)
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