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Greek Orthodox Sacramental Anointment
...Kyrie eleison priest says Water important and priest prays At baptism, chants are incessant Lord have mercy for those present Child is beautiful, twelve months old Godparents, traditions upho......
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Jennifer Proxenos
Categories:
greek orthodox,
water,
Form:
Kyrielle
On a Chain I Wear a Cross
...On a chain - I wear a cross. Around my neck I do. I don’t wear it to say, “I Am”. I don’t wear it for you. For me - it’s now a symbol of compassion and humility and the world’s need for love. ......
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©
George Yiorgos Stathakis
Categories:
greek orthodox,
religion, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme
In the Name of the Father, the Son and Holy Spirit
...IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, THE SON AND HOLY SPIRIT Born and baptised in the Greek orthodox faith, Often went to church with my dad at the Anglican Church, kissed the Pope’s ring when he visite......
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Jennifer Proxenos
Categories:
greek orthodox,
faith, religion,
Form:
I do not know?
Where Is Gethsemane
...Over the 2000 year period since the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, thousands of people have toured the 'Holy Sights' in Jerusalem and The Holy Land. One of those sights is a garden ......
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©
Curtis Johnson
Categories:
greek orthodox,
easter,
Form:
Prose
Death On Highway 12
...Death on Highway 12 For James Gilman, c. 1970 “Among your saints give rest, O Christ, To the souls of your servants In a place where there is no pain or sorrow or grief But only life everlasting......
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©
Apostolos Kizilos
Categories:
greek orthodox,
child, death, religion, sorrow,
Form:
Elegy
The Artist
...The Artist Once described as an intense artist He now sits comfortably Patiently being interviewed By a reporter Half his age He begins When I was a younger I would come home from school To an e......
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©
Edmund Siejka
Categories:
greek orthodox,
life, home, art, art,
Form:
Narrative