How do you say Merry Christmas to a person who belongs to the East Orthodox religion? - orthodox christmas cards
To do the Orthodox faith, practice, not every year to Christmas 25 December. They have a feast of the Nativity - probably closer to the Christian Christmas. I wonder if I someone in the Orthodox faith, a merry Christmas, which is the equivalent of greeting welcome? Thank you!
Friday, January 22, 2010
Orthodox Christmas Cards How Do You Say Merry Christmas To A Person Who Belongs To The East Orthodox Religion?
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I am orthodox, and is absolutely the use of Merry Christmas. Christmas is an important source of celebration in the church. This is not a religious fast 11/15 Christmas Eve, the Christmas season. No animal products or alcohol, with some exceptions, a few days. Some extra services. Services on Christmas Eve, at 10:30 clock with a dinner celebration after breaking the fast. Then there is a continuation of the season until 7 January. N during the early postwar period the birth of Christ.
I do not care what religion anyone. Is Happy Christmas. Christmas is about Christ, our Lord and Savior!
Tell them Merry Christmas and you must be born again to get the kingdom of God!
U Woo Woo decir''hoodala Waga Gay''
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