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  1 Text|       story-teller of Skiathos, the 150th anniversary of whose birth
  2 Text|             ages. Amen.~Holy Pascha 2001~+ Bartholomew of Constantinople,~ ~
  3 Text|           newness of life " (Rom. 6:4).~The triumphant exclamation, "
  4 Text|          dominion over Him" (Rom. 6:9). And what is more, webelieve
  5 Text|      anniversary of whose birth and 90th of his passing we commemorate
  6 Text|         reception of this gift, the acceptance of the resurrected life
  7 Text|        leads us, is a life lived in accordance with Divine Grace, a life
  8     | after
  9     | again
 10     | against
 11 Text|             glory and honour to the ages. Amen.~Holy Pascha 2001~+
 12 Text|         stone from the tomb," wrote Alexandros Papadiamantis, that most
 13 Text|      faithful, filled with joy, cry aloud, "The Lord is risen!" For
 14 Text|             and honour to the ages. Amen.~Holy Pascha 2001~+ Bartholomew
 15     | an
 16 Text|    reflecting the brightness of the Angel who rolled away the stone
 17 Text| story-teller of Skiathos, the 150th anniversary of whose birth and 90th
 18 Text|                 BY THE GRACE OF GOD ARCHBISHOP OF CONSTANTINOPLE,~NEW ROME,
 19 Text| Resurrection prevail within us, and arm us with courage, with optimism,
 20     | around
 21 Text|      confined to created nature. We aspire to a life beyond bodily
 22 Text|       Church, shedding her mournful attire, clothes herself in a white
 23 Text|          been buried with Christ by baptism, we will live with Him in
 24 Text|            Amen.~Holy Pascha 2001~+ Bartholomew of Constantinople,~ ~
 25     | become
 26     | becomes
 27     | been
 28     | before
 29 Text|           love for our fellow human beings and for all creation.~Beloved
 30 Text|        beings and for all creation.~Beloved children in Christ,~The
 31 Text|      energies of the Godhead, which benefit and renew us in many and
 32     | beyond
 33 Text|          150th anniversary of whose birth and 90th of his passing
 34 Text|             aspire to a life beyond bodily restrictions. We prepare
 35 Text|           has opened up for us. Its borders are no longer those of material
 36 Text|         shines as if reflecting the brightness of the Angel who rolled
 37 Text|          Divine Grace, and is being brought to perfection by the uncreated
 38 Text|           transitory in nature. The burden of human mishaps becomes
 39 Text|         living a life worthy of our calling, by walking in newness of
 40 Text|         gift of God to us, however, calls for a response on our part,
 41     | can
 42     | cannot
 43 Text|           of salvation, this is the cause of our joy and the reason
 44 Text|          year.~The Church of Christ celebrates, as the mouths of the faithful,
 45 Text|           far from God. The joy and certainty of the Resurrection prevail
 46 Text|           for all creation.~Beloved children in Christ,~The Resurrection
 47 Text|        today by myriads of faithful Christians around the world. "The Church,
 48 Text|             Spirit and continuously cleansed by Him, having Him dwelling
 49 Text|       shedding her mournful attire, clothes herself in a white and radiant
 50 Text|          and 90th of his passing we commemorate this year.~The Church of
 51 Text|      reality. Our interests are not confined to created nature. We aspire
 52 Text|           sorrows with which we are confronted are shown to be transitory
 53 Text|        newness of life," guided and consecrated by the Divine Grace, which
 54 Text|         Grace, a life led, with our consent and cooperation, by the
 55 Text|       reborn in the Holy Spirit and continuously cleansed by Him, having
 56 Text|           led, with our consent and cooperation, by the Holy Spirit.~The
 57 Text|          within us, and arm us with courage, with optimism, with concern
 58 Text|       interests are not confined to created nature. We aspire to a life
 59 Text|            human beings and for all creation.~Beloved children in Christ,~
 60 Text|          the foundation of hope, of creativity, of love, of our concern
 61 Text|             Holy Spirit has already descended and has made the Church
 62 Text|           from the dead, will never die again; death no longer has
 63 Text|          into something new; a life different from that lived by people
 64 Text|           of this world take on new dimensions. The sorrows with which
 65     | does
 66 Text|          again; death no longer has dominion over Him" (Rom. 6:9). And
 67 Text|            granted us new life, are due thanksgiving, glory and
 68     | each
 69 Text|       CONSTANTINOPLE,~NEW ROME, AND ECUMENICAL PATRIARCH, TO THE PLENITUDE
 70 Text|         perfection by the uncreated energies of the Godhead, which benefit
 71 Text|       dwelling. Our life already is enriched by the Divine Grace, and
 72 Text|  experienced as a foretaste of that eternal joy which no one can take
 73 Text|            of the Resurrection, the events of this world take on new
 74     | everything
 75 Text|           Rom. 6:4).~The triumphant exclamation, "Christ is Risen," the
 76 Text|      paternal love we pray that all experience the joy of the Resurrection
 77 Text|             life are sanctified and experienced as a foretaste of that eternal
 78 Text|            response on our part, an expression of our gratitude and love
 79 Text|       lighter when seen through the eyes of hope. The God-given joys
 80 Text|           from that lived by people far from God. The joy and certainty
 81 Text|            dead by the glory of the Father, so that we too might walk
 82 Text|            concern and love for our fellow human beings and for all
 83 Text|          the reason for our Paschal festivities. The new life in Christ
 84 Text|             mouths of the faithful, filled with joy, cry aloud, "The
 85 Text|     sanctified and experienced as a foretaste of that eternal joy which
 86 Text|          life unaffected. It is the foundation of hope, of creativity,
 87 Text|             the Resurrection in its fullness and live "in newness of
 88 Text|      herself in a white and radiant garment, which shines as if reflecting
 89 Text|       through the eyes of hope. The God-given joys of this life are sanctified
 90 Text|           uncreated energies of the Godhead, which benefit and renew
 91 Text|          Who rose from the dead and granted us new life, are due thanksgiving,
 92 Text|          part, an expression of our gratitude and love toward Him; namely,
 93 Text|          many and varied ways.~This great gift of God to us, however,
 94 Text|          live "in newness of life," guided and consecrated by the Divine
 95 Text|       victory cry against death and hades, is joyfully repeated today
 96     | have
 97 Text|       continuously cleansed by Him, having Him dwelling within us.~
 98 Text|             the Divine Grace, which heals the sick and makes up for
 99     | her
100     | herself
101 Text|             thanksgiving, glory and honour to the ages. Amen.~Holy
102     | however
103 Text|            us personally only if we identify with Christ and are buried
104 Text|            of material reality. Our interests are not confined to created
105 Text|         against death and hades, is joyfully repeated today by myriads
106 Text|         eyes of hope. The God-given joys of this life are sanctified
107 Text|            and makes up for what is lacking.~To Christ our true God,
108 Text|          the Resurrection of Christ leads us, is a life lived in accordance
109 Text|             a reality that does not leave our life unaffected. It
110 Text|           with Divine Grace, a life led, with our consent and cooperation,
111 Text|            of human mishaps becomes lighter when seen through the eyes
112     | like
113 Text|          offered to us, by means of living a life worthy of our calling,
114 Text|           with joy, cry aloud, "The Lord is risen!" For we know that "
115     | made
116     | makes
117     | many
118 Text|      borders are no longer those of material reality. Our interests are
119 Text|           like His, to sin. Thus we may live with Him in God, being
120 Text|            in eternity. This is the meaning of salvation, this is the
121 Text|  resurrected life offered to us, by means of living a life worthy
122 Text|            CHURCH,~GRACE, PEACE AND MERCY FROM CHRIST THE SAVIOUR,
123     | might
124 Text|         nature. The burden of human mishaps becomes lighter when seen
125     | more
126     | most
127 Text|            The Church, shedding her mournful attire, clothes herself
128 Text|           Christ celebrates, as the mouths of the faithful, filled
129 Text|          joyfully repeated today by myriads of faithful Christians around
130     | namely
131     | never
132 Text|             of the resurrected life offered to us, by means of living
133     | one
134     | only
135 Text|          Holy Spirit.~The world has opened up for us. Its borders are
136 Text|           arm us with courage, with optimism, with concern and love for
137     | ourselves
138 Text|          one can take away from us. Ourwhole life is transformed into
139     | over
140 Text|             tomb," wrote Alexandros Papadiamantis, that most pious story-teller
141 Text|         calls for a response on our part, an expression of our gratitude
142 Text|             to the ages. Amen.~Holy Pascha 2001~+ Bartholomew of Constantinople,~ ~
143 Text|          joy and the reason for our Paschal festivities. The new life
144 Text|         whose birth and 90th of his passing we commemorate this year.~
145 Text|       cannot be taken from us.~With paternal love we pray that all experience
146 Text|            NEW ROME, AND ECUMENICAL PATRIARCH, TO THE PLENITUDE OF THE
147 Text|     PLENITUDE OF THE CHURCH,~GRACE, PEACE AND MERCY FROM CHRIST THE
148 Text|        different from that lived by people far from God. The joy and
149 Text|             and is being brought to perfection by the uncreated energies
150 Text|            a reality for each of us personally only if we identify with
151 Text|        eternity.~When seen from the perspective of the Resurrection, the
152 Text|            Papadiamantis, that most pious story-teller of Skiathos,
153 Text|        ECUMENICAL PATRIARCH, TO THE PLENITUDE OF THE CHURCH,~GRACE, PEACE
154 Text|           us.~With paternal love we pray that all experience the
155 Text|             bodily restrictions. We prepare ourselves for eternity.~
156 Text|       certainty of the Resurrection prevail within us, and arm us with
157 Text|      clothes herself in a white and radiant garment, which shines as
158 Text|            cause of our joy and the reason for our Paschal festivities.
159 Text|         live with Him in God, being reborn in the Holy Spirit and continuously
160 Text|             toward Him; namely, the reception of this gift, the acceptance
161 Text|         garment, which shines as if reflecting the brightness of the Angel
162 Text|          Godhead, which benefit and renew us in many and varied ways.~
163 Text|        death and hades, is joyfully repeated today by myriads of faithful
164 Text|            us, however, calls for a response on our part, an expression
165 Text|             to a life beyond bodily restrictions. We prepare ourselves for
166 Text|         gift, the acceptance of the resurrected life offered to us, by means
167 Text|         brightness of the Angel who rolled away the stone from the
168 Text|   ARCHBISHOP OF CONSTANTINOPLE,~NEW ROME, AND ECUMENICAL PATRIARCH,
169 Text|            Christ our true God, Who rose from the dead and granted
170 Text|              This is the meaning of salvation, this is the cause of our
171     | same
172 Text|     God-given joys of this life are sanctified and experienced as a foretaste
173 Text|           AND MERCY FROM CHRIST THE SAVIOUR, RISEN IN GLORY~Christ is
174 Text|             the world. "The Church, shedding her mournful attire, clothes
175 Text|          and radiant garment, which shines as if reflecting the brightness
176 Text|         which we are confronted are shown to be transitory in nature.
177 Text|       Divine Grace, which heals the sick and makes up for what is
178 Text|            in a death, like His, to sin. Thus we may live with Him
179     | since
180 Text|          most pious story-teller of Skiathos, the 150th anniversary of
181     | so
182     | something
183 Text|         take on new dimensions. The sorrows with which we are confronted
184 Text|           Angel who rolled away the stone from the tomb," wrote Alexandros
185 Text|      Papadiamantis, that most pious story-teller of Skiathos, the 150th anniversary
186 Text|             Christ, which cannot be taken from us.~With paternal love
187 Text|        granted us new life, are due thanksgiving, glory and honour to the
188     | those
189     | through
190     | Thus
191 Text|         hades, is joyfully repeated today by myriads of faithful Christians
192 Text|             away the stone from the tomb," wrote Alexandros Papadiamantis,
193     | too
194     | toward
195 Text|           from us. Ourwhole life is transformed into something new; a life
196 Text|          confronted are shown to be transitory in nature. The burden of
197 Text|           of life " (Rom. 6:4).~The triumphant exclamation, "Christ is
198 Text|           is lacking.~To Christ our true God, Who rose from the dead
199 Text|             does not leave our life unaffected. It is the foundation of
200 Text|        brought to perfection by the uncreated energies of the Godhead,
201 Text|            and renew us in many and varied ways.~This great gift of
202 Text|               Christ is Risen," the victory cry against death and hades,
203 Text|        Father, so that we too might walk in newness of life " (Rom.
204 Text|           worthy of our calling, by walking in newness of life. For
205     | was
206 Text|         renew us in many and varied ways.~This great gift of God
207 Text|             6:9). And what is more, webelieve and we know that, since
208 Text|        attire, clothes herself in a white and radiant garment, which
209     | whose
210 Text|           by means of living a life worthy of our calling, by walking
211 Text|           the stone from the tomb," wrote Alexandros Papadiamantis,
212 Text|         passing we commemorate this year.~The Church of Christ celebrates,