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Kalo Pascha In Greek Letters

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How Do Greeks Celebrate Easter? Greek Easter Food And Traditions

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Other uncategorized cookies are those that are analyzed and have not yet been classified into a category. At Midnight, as the Priest chants Deute Lave Fos, everyone climbs up to be the first to light their candle from the Holy Light. This is the Holy Light that arrived in Greece earlier in the day from the Holy Sepulcher in the Holy Land.

In addition to spiritual fulfillment and a sense of renewal, once the liturgy is over it is a wonderful opportunity to meet friends and meet with family, exchange the traditional kisses and wish each other “Christos Anestis” and Alithos Anestis’! (True, Risen).

Easter Sunday (Easter Sunday) today and we roast our lamb – either in the oven or on the traditional spit and spend much of the day eating and drinking trying to see who will win in the traditional Egg Scrambling! (We haven’t found a good translation for this yet… so we left it in Grenglish).

It is wonderful to note that many Greek communities around the world make their Easter and Resurrection celebrations a community event so that all members can come, bringing their family and friends, Greek and non-Greek, to join in the festivities. These are special memories to keep and cherish – a time of family bonding and strengthening the traditions of our Greek upbringing, traditions that are timeless and kept strong wherever we are in the world!

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Easter Sunday is also the Sunday of Love, the Sunday of Love, with the service of Love later in the day, with the Gospel being read in various languages, Italian, Arabic, Russian and others, proclaiming the universal message of the Resurrection. Rebirth, Hope, Love and Peace for all.

Listen to this beautiful and unique interpretation of Christos Anestis by Irini Papa from her collaboration with Vangelis Papathanasiou…two of our wonderful Global Greeks!

Christ Risen from the dead, trampling down death and those in the graves, giving life ———- Christos Anesth ek nekron Thanato thanato patisas Kai tis en ths mnimasi Zoi xarisamenos ——— Christos rose from the dead Crushing death with His death Giving the gift of life to all who lie in their graves To all our friends in the Global Hellenic World who are celebrating today…

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