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That is so Cool! Who says Orthodox don't know how to use instruments?! I think this is a perfect example of good enculturation in the church, not to mention a dang good celebration! Christ is risen!
ReplyDeleteIndeed He is Risen! I've seen a lot of good celebratory videos from African Orthodox parishes on Youtube. I should post more of them.
ReplyDeleteThanks to Fr. Dn. David for the initial link.
I like it.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome. The priest conducting was sure getting into it! I've heard some wimpy, mournful "Christ is risen"s in my time and this sure wasn't one of them! I'm going to pass this along to my sister who adopted twins from Ghana.
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