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  1 Text|         light of all people" (John 1:4).~Despite all this, the
  2 Text|             not overcome it" (John 1:5).~Yet we could not have
  3 Text|              into the world' (John 1:9) However, he does not leave
  4 Text|           good. This is why they are able to continually serve only
  5 Text|              it has essentially been abolished. In other words, although
  6     | about
  7     | above
  8     | According
  9 Text|            around us, for as long as afflictions of the present world continue.~
 10 Text|              glory and honour to all ages. Amen.~With fervent prayers,~ ~
 11     | alone
 12     | although
 13 Text|              and honour to all ages. Amen.~With fervent prayers,~ ~
 14     | among
 15     | an
 16 Text|        Christ, have mercy on me". It appears that, without this invocation,
 17 Text|              It is not only the most appropriate melody of the Easter feast
 18 Text|       faithful~of our Greek Orthodox Archdiocese~Brother Concelebrants and
 19 Text|          even at this tragic hour of barbaric globalisation on the world
 20 Text|            contradicts it on a daily basis, as does our experience
 21     | became
 22     | because
 23 Text|        protests and denouncements on behalf of the innocent victims
 24 Text|               Who could save us from being crushed by these terrible,
 25 Text|                Yet we could not have believed or even imagined this ultimate
 26 Text|         splendour and the ringing of bells in the Churches, together
 27 Text|            Brother Concelebrants and beloved children in the Risen Lord,~
 28     | below
 29 Text|           Greek Orthodox Archdiocese~Brother Concelebrants and beloved
 30 Text|       festive hymn each year holding burning candles as we gather outside
 31     | but
 32     | can
 33 Text|            each year holding burning candles as we gather outside the
 34 Text|      nonetheless called once more to celebrate Easter with splendour and
 35 Text|            our homes. Such a festive celebration should be described - at
 36 Text|           have been illumined during certain mystical or privileged moments,
 37 Text|             this world.~It is not by chance that the Saints of the Desert
 38 Text|              and lay people together chant this festive hymn each year
 39 Text|          immediately defines it and, characterises it. Indeed, he identifies
 40 Text|            Concelebrants and beloved children in the Risen Lord,~The angels
 41 Text|            an exceptional example of Christian realism, which distinguishes
 42 Text|              described - at least by Christians - as cruel insensitivity,
 43 Text|              ringing of bells in the Churches, together with red eggs
 44 Text|            at least the sense of our collective unworthiness. Yet we cannot
 45 Text|          gives light to everyone who comes into the world' (John 1:
 46 Text|         Orthodox Archdiocese~Brother Concelebrants and beloved children in
 47 Text|              of Light in particular, confesses that it is Christ alone
 48 Text|              is why they are able to continually serve only the light. And
 49 Text|         because life itself strongly contradicts it on a daily basis, as
 50 Text|            does he ignore it. On the contrary, he names it. He reveals
 51 Text|       guarantees us would neither be convincing nor sincere if it over-looked
 52 Text|             least by Christians - as cruel insensitivity, if not shameless
 53 Text|             could save us from being crushed by these terrible, but also
 54 Text|         strongly contradicts it on a daily basis, as does our experience
 55 Text|          even imagined this ultimate defeat of darkness, and death which
 56 Text|          notion. St John immediately defines it and, characterises it.
 57 Text|            the Resurrection must, by definition, inspire every moment of
 58 Text|           spite all our protests and denouncements on behalf of the innocent
 59 Text|             a dominant tone.~Who can deny the enormous extent of darkness
 60 Text|        festive celebration should be described - at least by Christians -
 61 Text|        chance that the Saints of the Desert repeatedly called upon God
 62 Text|              all people" (John 1:4).~Despite all this, the reassurance
 63 Text|              the Reverend Clergy and devout faithful~of our Greek Orthodox
 64 Text|          pure heart!~To the Lord who died and rose for all people
 65 Text|      darkness were always the tragic dilemma of the human person. Who
 66 Text|             Christian realism, which distinguishes between what is above and
 67     | do
 68 Text|            world where darkness is a dominant tone.~Who can deny the enormous
 69 Text|             as we gather outside the doors of the Church and proclaim
 70     | during
 71     | each
 72 Text|         Between the heavenly and the earthly. Between the holy angels
 73 Text|          Churches, together with red eggs and the Paschal lambs in
 74 Text|      dominant tone.~Who can deny the enormous extent of darkness and death
 75 Text|             That is precisely why we entreat this as well, as a further '
 76 Text|            the same time that it has essentially been abolished. In other
 77 Text|             Apostle John, who is the Evangelist of Light in particular,
 78     | every
 79     | everyone
 80 Text|             same time an exceptional example of Christian realism, which
 81     | except
 82 Text|            It is at the same time an exceptional example of Christian realism,
 83 Text|          exists and will continue to exist around us, for as long as
 84 Text|             daily basis, as does our experience in a world where darkness
 85 Text|            and death that we are all experiencing, even at this tragic hour
 86 Text|            Who can deny the enormous extent of darkness and death that
 87 Text|           Reverend Clergy and devout faithful~of our Greek Orthodox Archdiocese~
 88 Text|          have fallen and continue to fall. For this reason, the Resurrection
 89 Text|     appropriate melody of the Easter feast in the midst of the night.
 90 Text|              to all ages. Amen.~With fervent prayers,~ ~Archbishop STYLIANOS~
 91 Text|           the Church, the angels are fixed (that is to say, stable
 92 Text|         darkness does not recede, it follows that the light will not
 93 Text|           Therefore St John does not forget the darkness, nor does he
 94     | further
 95 Text|        holding burning candles as we gather outside the doors of the
 96 Text|          this as well, as a further 'gift' of the only sinless Lord.~
 97 Text|             is "the true light which gives light to everyone who comes
 98 Text|              tragic hour of barbaric globalisation on the world scene?. And
 99 Text|           rose for all people be the glory and honour to all ages.
100 Text|         unchanging) in that which is good. This is why they are able
101 Text|              Church and proclaim the Gospel Of the Resurrection. It
102 Text|                               By the grace of God Archbishop of Australia~
103 Text|              we cannot unfortunately guarantee even this by ourselves!
104 Text|        reassurance which the Apostle guarantees us would neither be convincing
105 Text|           what is below. Between the heavenly and the earthly. Between
106     | Him
107 Text|          this festive hymn each year holding burning candles as we gather
108 Text|             the earthly. Between the holy angels and sinful human
109 Text|             the Paschal lambs in our homes. Such a festive celebration
110 Text|              people be the glory and honour to all ages. Amen.~With
111 Text|    experiencing, even at this tragic hour of barbaric globalisation
112     | how
113     | However
114 Text|             the innocent victims and humanity as a whole!~We are nonetheless
115 Text|          together chant this festive hymn each year holding burning
116 Text|      insensitivity, if not shameless hypocrisy.~At this particular time,
117 Text|         characterises it. Indeed, he identifies the light with life itself. "
118 Text|            the darkness, nor does he ignore it. On the contrary, he
119 Text|            how much we may have been illumined during certain mystical
120 Text|            not have believed or even imagined this ultimate defeat of
121 Text|              a vague notion. St John immediately defines it and, characterises
122     | Indeed
123 Text|         scene?. And we are unable to influence this situation, in spite
124 Text|           resurrectional moments and initiatives.~According to the teaching
125 Text|       denouncements on behalf of the innocent victims and humanity as
126 Text|             by Christians - as cruel insensitivity, if not shameless hypocrisy.~
127 Text|    Resurrection must, by definition, inspire every moment of our lives.~
128     | into
129 Text|             these terrible, but also invisible, Rocks of the 'Symplegades'?
130 Text|           appears that, without this invocation, the darkness does not recede.
131 Text|         praying in their heart "Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me".
132 Text|             red eggs and the Paschal lambs in our homes. Such a festive
133 Text|             a pure heart!~Clergy and lay people together chant this
134 Text|              9) However, he does not leave this as a vague notion.
135 Text|          fallen nature which must be lifted up, or in other words re-surrected.
136 Text|              For it is they who, as 'liturgical spirits', have always ministered
137 Text|          inspire every moment of our lives.~No matter how much we may
138 Text|              exist around us, for as long as afflictions of the present
139 Text|            it is still around, it no longer has power once the light
140 Text|    Symplegades'? Only God Who became man could do that!~The Apostle
141 Text|              moment of our lives.~No matter how much we may have been
142 Text|         lives.~No matter how much we may have been illumined during
143     | me
144 Text|            only the most appropriate melody of the Easter feast in the
145 Text|              Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me". It appears that,
146 Text|              the light. And they are messengers of the light, which is the
147 Text|              the Easter feast in the midst of the night. It is at the
148 Text|     liturgical spirits', have always ministered also upon earth in resurrectional
149 Text|            definition, inspire every moment of our lives.~No matter
150     | more
151     | most
152 Text|             illumined during certain mystical or privileged moments, we
153 Text|              it. On the contrary, he names it. He reveals at the same
154 Text|           human beings have a fallen nature which must be lifted up,
155     | neither
156     | Never
157 Text|            feast in the midst of the night. It is at the same time
158     | nonetheless
159     | nothing
160 Text|            not leave this as a vague notion. St John immediately defines
161     | ourselves
162 Text|         burning candles as we gather outside the doors of the Church
163 Text|         convincing nor sincere if it over-looked darkness. For we know that
164 Text|             and the darkness did not overcome it" (John 1:5).~Yet we could
165 Text|       together with red eggs and the Paschal lambs in our homes. Such
166     | perhaps
167 Text|          tragic dilemma of the human person. Who could save us from
168 Text|             around, it no longer has power once the light has come: "
169 Text|             ages. Amen.~With fervent prayers,~ ~Archbishop STYLIANOS~
170 Text|         darkness!"~They did so while praying in their heart "Lord Jesus
171 Text|           this by ourselves! That is precisely why we entreat this as well,
172 Text|           long as afflictions of the present world continue.~Therefore
173 Text|                 Archbishop STYLIANOS~Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church
174 Text|           during certain mystical or privileged moments, we know that much
175 Text|              doors of the Church and proclaim the Gospel Of the Resurrection.
176 Text|          situation, in spite all our protests and denouncements on behalf
177 Text|         perhaps release us from that public self-humiliation except
178 Text|         lifted up, or in other words re-surrected. We have fallen and continue
179 Text|     exceptional example of Christian realism, which distinguishes between
180 Text|           continue to fall. For this reason, the Resurrection must,
181 Text|                Despite all this, the reassurance which the Apostle guarantees
182 Text|              Churches, together with red eggs and the Paschal lambs
183 Text|          time, nothing could perhaps release us from that public self-humiliation
184 Text|             the Saints of the Desert repeatedly called upon God with the
185 Text|        ministered also upon earth in resurrectional moments and initiatives.~
186 Text|            contrary, he names it. He reveals at the same time that it
187 Text|              of Australia~To all the Reverend Clergy and devout faithful~
188 Text|             human beings.~The angels rightfully praise the Resurrection
189 Text|        Easter with splendour and the ringing of bells in the Churches,
190 Text|              beloved children in the Risen Lord,~The angels Praise
191 Text|        terrible, but also invisible, Rocks of the 'Symplegades'? Only
192 Text|             To the Lord who died and rose for all people be the glory
193 Text|            is not by chance that the Saints of the Desert repeatedly
194 Text|              human person. Who could save us from being crushed by
195 Text|             Resurrection, Christ our Saviour~Make us on earth also worthy~
196 Text|           globalisation on the world scene?. And we are unable to influence
197 Text|          release us from that public self-humiliation except at least the sense
198 Text| self-humiliation except at least the sense of our collective unworthiness.
199 Text|              are able to continually serve only the light. And they
200 Text|          cruel insensitivity, if not shameless hypocrisy.~At this particular
201 Text|           light has come: "The light shines in the darkness, and the
202     | should
203 Text|         which it symbolises. This is simply because life itself strongly
204 Text|            neither be convincing nor sincere if it over-looked darkness.
205 Text|          Between the holy angels and sinful human beings.~The angels
206 Text|           further 'gift' of the only sinless Lord.~Make us on earth also
207 Text|             unable to influence this situation, in spite all our protests
208     | so
209 Text|             they who, as 'liturgical spirits', have always ministered
210 Text|         influence this situation, in spite all our protests and denouncements
211 Text|             to celebrate Easter with splendour and the ringing of bells
212 Text|           are fixed (that is to say, stable and unchanging) in that
213 Text|           simply because life itself strongly contradicts it on a daily
214 Text|        fervent prayers,~ ~Archbishop STYLIANOS~Primate of the Greek Orthodox
215     | Such
216 Text|             that much darkness still surrounds us in this world.~It is
217 Text|         darkness, and death which it symbolises. This is simply because
218 Text|             invisible, Rocks of the 'Symplegades'? Only God Who became man
219 Text|        initiatives.~According to the teaching of the Church, the angels
220 Text|          from being crushed by these terrible, but also invisible, Rocks
221     | their
222     | Therefore
223     | these
224 Text|         where darkness is a dominant tone.~Who can deny the enormous
225 Text|       believed or even imagined this ultimate defeat of darkness, and
226 Text|             world scene?. And we are unable to influence this situation,
227 Text|           that is to say, stable and unchanging) in that which is good.
228 Text|              sense of our collective unworthiness. Yet we cannot unfortunately
229     | up
230 Text|             does not leave this as a vague notion. St John immediately
231 Text|            on behalf of the innocent victims and humanity as a whole!~
232     | well
233     | were
234     | where
235     | while
236     | whole
237     | within
238     | without
239     | would
240 Text|         chant this festive hymn each year holding burning candles
241     | Your