Exactly like that.This is sort of like our parents officially adopting the girl that we all considered a sister.
Fr Basil is there, isn't he?
Still is making me grin each time I think about this
Me too!Still is making me grin each time I think about this
You are grinning - what do you think I'm doing - my smile is splitting my face
Another note about the Saints in Heaven: in the Orthodox Church, the leadership of the Church does not identify the Saints that will be canonized. Rather, the laypersons around a Saint, who know or are aware that the person was particularly Holy, recognize him or her as a Saint in heaven. The Church canonization is officially recognizing what was first recognized by the people who knew or were aware of the Saint - and by those who were touched by the Saint in some way or another (through the Holiness God imparted to the Saint).
Oops lol sorry!!A4C - I have the feeling that's in the wrong thread - but it's an excellent description
Thank you
Wednesday was the day - in our wonderful little Chapel here in Glasgow. I was surrounded by this wonderful little Community here - a mixture of Russians , Greeks, Romanians and now Ukrainians
I'm now a member of the only English language Orthodox Church here in Scotland - and I have to admit I'm still a bit stunned by it all.
I always wondered why you weren’t EO Anhelyna! Congratulations!Thank you
Wednesday was the day - in our wonderful little Chapel here in Glasgow. I was surrounded by this wonderful little Community here - a mixture of Russians , Greeks, Romanians and now Ukrainians
I'm now a member of the only English language Orthodox Church here in Scotland - and I have to admit I'm still a bit stunned by it all.
(LOL me too ... She always certainly SEEMED Orthodox. )I always wondered why you weren’t EO Anhelyna!