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| Archbishop Stylianos Easter Message 2001 IntraText - Concordances (Hapax - words occurring once) |
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1 Text| and be with Christ' (Phil. 1,23).~If we see true life 2 Text| death on the Cross' (Phil. 2,8).~With His bodily, that 3 Text| Orthodoxy, v. 23(3), June 2001~the official publication 4 Text| Voice of Orthodoxy, v. 23(3), June 2001~the official 5 Text| death on the Cross' (Phil. 2,8).~With His bodily, that 6 Text| human "self-love", has been abolished.~Rational human beings who, 7 Text| loneliness, and presented the abominable phenomenon of parallel deaths, 8 Text| of the human person, has absolutely no relationship with the 9 Text| corruptibility. Rather, He accepted this voluntarily, through 10 | according 11 Text| with the 'recapitulation' achieved through the life-giving 12 | actually 13 | again 14 Text| expect' as 'life in the age to come', has nothing in 15 Text| Was this not done long ago by several of our poets 16 Text| Resurrection refers primarily to ail of us -who are still mobile 17 Text| the hand, that is to say allof humanity, both before and 18 Text| a 'religious lie' if we allowed it to remain incomplete 19 | already 20 | although 21 Text| such as human beings and angels.~Physical death -from which 22 Text| involves all things, both animate and inanimate, and spiritual 23 Text| Resurrection of Christ with the annual 'dying and rising' of the 24 Text| plain folk historians and anthropologists?~However, the dying and 25 Text| the original distance or 'apostasy' from the source of life 26 Text| This is precisely why the Apostle Paul referred to his physical 27 Text| way that secular champions appear 'in isolation' after their 28 Text| publication of the Greek Orthodox Archbiocese of Australia~ 29 Text| faithful of our Greek Orthodox Archdiocese~Brother Concelebrants and 30 Text| no doubt that the bodily aspect of the human person, with 31 Text| closed units within their own asphyxiating loneliness, and presented 32 Text| is risen!"~ This is the authentic greeting of the faithful, 33 Text| tomb with an individual banner in his hand, in the way 34 | because 35 | become 36 | becoming 37 | before 38 Text| we could be considered as being unrepentant idolaters, if 39 Text| and earth and the region beneath the earth' (Canon of Easter).~ 40 Text| the human person, with its biological functions from the moment 41 Text| that the `whole day' may be blessed and joyful!~Let us, then, 42 Text| with our old and 'worn out' bodies. We shall be clothed in 43 Text| the same indifference and boredom with which we sometimes 44 Text| Greek Orthodox Archdiocese~Brother Concelebrants and children 45 Text| loss' or as an unforeseen calamity. On the contrary, it is 46 Text| creatures, which we either call 'person' or the 'image of 47 Text| second Adam, the God-man, came to overturn, 'becoming obedient 48 Text| region beneath the earth' (Canon of Easter).~This is precisely 49 Text| in the way that secular champions appear 'in isolation' after 50 Text| nothing other than the final chapter of physical life.~However, 51 Text| simple inorganic elements to chemical and organic compositions, 52 Text| Brother Concelebrants and children in the Lord,~"Christ is 53 Text| lived out and taught by Christwould find a continuation and 54 Text| Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church in Australia ~from Voice 55 Text| life-giving death of Christ.~It is clear that, in such a 'rebirth' 56 Text| of Australia~To all the Clergy and devout faithful of our 57 Text| original fall had become closed units within their own asphyxiating 58 Text| out' bodies. We shall be clothed in our new incorrupt human 59 Text| and it is precisely these 'com-positions' which eventually end in ' 60 Text| the depths of Hades", and coming out of the "descent into 61 Text| to come', has nothing in common with our old and 'worn out' 62 Text| and joyful!~Let us, then, complete the Easter greeting by making 63 Text| other words, a journey is completed from simple inorganic elements 64 Text| to chemical and organic compositions, and it is precisely these ' 65 Text| Orthodox Archdiocese~Brother Concelebrants and children in the Lord,~" 66 Text| functions from the moment of conception, moves in the 'constellation' 67 Text| into the air, without any concern about whether it will be 68 Text| constellation' of corruptibility and concludes, just as with all other 69 Text| finally defeated, under the condition that the law of Love -as 70 Text| Resurrection of the 'dead' which we confess in the Creed, and which 71 Text| greeting by making it a confession of Faith. A cry of joy. 72 Text| idolaters, if we in any way connect the death and Resurrection 73 Text| iconography does not depict the Conqueror of death rising from the 74 Text| undergo this death as a consequence of corruptibility. Rather, 75 Text| human person remains in constant communion with God and with 76 Text| conception, moves in the 'constellation' of corruptibility and concludes, 77 Text| taught by Christwould find a continuation and a creative imitation 78 Text| find a continuation and a creative imitation in people's lives. 79 Text| which we confess in the Creed, and which we 'expect' as ' 80 Text| a confession of Faith. A cry of joy. A statement of gratitude: ~" 81 Text| people's lives. Now the curse of the 'lack of communion' 82 Text| eternal life, we are in danger of irreverently sticking 83 Text| namely that the `whole day' may be blessed and joyful!~ 84 Text| which eventually end in 'de-composition'.~In this regard, the human 85 Text| abominable phenomenon of parallel deaths, could now feel as though 86 Text| seasonsand relating these to the decay and death of the human person, 87 Text| Spiritual death pertains to the deeper, ie. ethical and spiritual 88 Text| of the Resurrection would degrade into a 'social pretense' 89 Text| likeness of God, which is deification. And we have to state that 90 Text| about as a result of our denial to stay 'open' to divine 91 Text| stating that he desired to `depart and be with Christ' (Phil. 92 Text| Orthodox iconography does not depict the Conqueror of death rising 93 Text| glory descending into `the depths of Hades", and coming out 94 Text| Resurrection show the Lord of glory descending into `the depths of Hades", 95 Text| and coming out of the "descent into Hades', pulling Adam 96 Text| nostalgically, stating that he desired to `depart and be with Christ' ( 97 Text| Australia~To all the Clergy and devout faithful of our Greek Orthodox 98 | did 99 Text| life in this way, we shall discover that the Resurrection refers 100 Text| open' to divine Love. That 'disobedience' of the first Adam was what 101 Text| relevant. Since the original distance or 'apostasy' from the source 102 Text| temporal and geographical distances were no longer relevant. 103 | do 104 | does 105 | done 106 Text| of all, there can be no doubt that the bodily aspect of 107 | either 108 Text| completed from simple inorganic elements to chemical and organic 109 Text| irreverently sticking to empty stereotypical words. Moreover, 110 | end 111 Text| the only fearful death and enemy is in fact ethical and spiritual 112 Text| one body and one soul" (Eph. 4,4), with the 'recapitulation' 113 Text| will 'fly'!~It would be equally futile and irresponsible 114 Text| greeting of the faithful, especially after Holy Week.~Yet, this 115 Text| Hades', pulling Adam and Eve by the hand, that is to 116 Text| these 'com-positions' which eventually end in 'de-composition'.~ 117 | every 118 Text| from which people are not exemptrelates to the body and to its material 119 Text| the Creed, and which we 'expect' as 'life in the age to 120 Text| fearful death and enemy is in fact ethical and spiritual death 121 Text| making it a confession of Faith. A cry of joy. A statement 122 Text| who, after the original fall had become closed units 123 Text| through the will of the Father, as a sacrifice for the 124 Text| mutual love, then the only fearful death and enemy is in fact 125 Text| parallel deaths, could now feel as though they were "one 126 Text| defeated, now "all things are filled with light, heaven and earth 127 Text| Thus, spiritual death was finally defeated, under the condition 128 Text| and taught by Christwould find a continuation and a creative 129 Text| However, there is the eternal fire within each human person, 130 Text| So long as this sacred flame is nourished from its source - 131 Text| torn or whether it will 'fly'!~It would be equally futile 132 Text| intellectuals, or plain folk historians and anthropologists?~ 133 Text| the human person indeed follows the rhythm of the whole 134 Text| entire creation -through the four seasonsand relating these 135 Text| see true life purely as free communion between persons 136 Text| person, with its biological functions from the moment of conception, 137 | further 138 Text| fly'!~It would be equally futile and irresponsible to say ` 139 Text| human race, temporal and geographical distances were no longer 140 Text| without even realizing we are giving the most precious wish, 141 Text| Resurrection show the Lord of glory descending into `the depths 142 Text| That is, if we let it go, like a kite, into the air, 143 Text| which we sometimes say `Good morning" to a passer by, 144 Text| and to those in the tombs granting eternal life'~In speaking 145 Text| cry of joy. A statement of gratitude: ~"Christ is Risen from 146 Text| One.~By re-examining the great miracle of life in this 147 Text| Moreover, because we are~Greeks, we could be considered 148 Text| Cross"~With warm Paschal greetings and love in Christ ~Archbishop 149 | had 150 Text| things are filled with light, heaven and earth and the region 151 | Himself 152 Text| is divine Love - without hindrance, the human person remains 153 Text| intellectuals, or plain folk historians and anthropologists?~However, 154 Text| faithful, especially after Holy Week.~Yet, this greeting 155 Text| hand, that is to say allof humanity, both before and after Christ.~ 156 Text| spiritual death which separates humankind from God and from each other.~ 157 Text| Resurrection of Christ in Orthodox iconography does not depict the Conqueror 158 Text| the contrary, the Orthodox icons of the Resurrection show 159 Text| considered as being unrepentant idolaters, if we in any way connect 160 | ie 161 Text| continuation and a creative imitation in people's lives. Now the 162 Text| from the source of life and immortality, who is God, was defeated, 163 Text| things, both animate and inanimate, and spiritual death, which 164 Text| we allowed it to remain incomplete and suspended in 'mid air'. 165 Text| shall be clothed in our new incorrupt human nature, saved by the 166 Text| is Risen' with the same indifference and boredom with which we 167 Text| rising from the tomb with an individual banner in his hand, in the 168 Text| is completed from simple inorganic elements to chemical and 169 Text| poets and philosophizing intellectuals, or plain folk historians 170 Text| is physical death, which involves all things, both animate 171 Text| would be equally futile and irresponsible to say `Christ is Risen' 172 Text| life, we are in danger of irreverently sticking to empty stereotypical 173 Text| secular champions appear 'in isolation' after their triumph. On 174 Text| day' may be blessed and joyful!~Let us, then, complete 175 Text| of Orthodoxy, v. 23(3), June 2001~the official publication 176 Text| if we let it go, like a kite, into the air, without any 177 Text| lives. Now the curse of the 'lack of communion' between God' 178 Text| those who have already been laid to rest in their tombs. 179 Text| under the condition that the law of Love -as actually lived 180 Text| pretense' and a 'religious lie' if we allowed it to remain 181 Text| recapitulation' achieved through the life-giving death of Christ.~It is clear 182 Text| all things are filled with light, heaven and earth and the 183 | like 184 Text| the grace of God, to the likeness of God, which is deification. 185 Text| law of Love -as actually lived out and taught by Christwould 186 Text| creative imitation in people's lives. Now the curse of the 'lack 187 Text| within their own asphyxiating loneliness, and presented the abominable 188 Text| geographical distances were no longer relevant. Since the original 189 Text| way be considered as a 'loss' or as an unforeseen calamity. 190 Text| complete the Easter greeting by making it a confession of Faith. 191 Text| exemptrelates to the body and to its material parameters.~Spiritual death 192 Text| namely that the `whole day' may be blessed and joyful!~Let 193 Text| is a further, and final, means of 'reconciliation' with 194 Text| incomplete and suspended in 'mid air'. That is, if we let 195 Text| By re-examining the great miracle of life in this way, we 196 Text| ail of us -who are still mobile and upright, although we 197 Text| biological functions from the moment of conception, moves in 198 | Moreover 199 Text| which we sometimes say `Good morning" to a passer by, without 200 | most 201 Text| the moment of conception, moves in the 'constellation' of 202 Text| communion between persons and mutual love, then the only fearful 203 Text| dying and rising' of the mythological god Dionysos. Was this not 204 | namely 205 Text| shall be clothed in our new incorrupt human nature, 206 Text| referred to his physical death nostalgically, stating that he desired 207 Text| as this sacred flame is nourished from its source - which 208 Text| came to overturn, 'becoming obedient to the point of death, even 209 Text| v. 23(3), June 2001~the official publication of the Greek 210 Text| nothing in common with our old and 'worn out' bodies. We 211 | once 212 Text| result of our denial to stay 'open' to divine Love. That 'disobedience' 213 Text| Cross, Christ once again opened widely the springs of divine 214 Text| elements to chemical and organic compositions, and it is 215 Text| Australia ~from Voice of Orthodoxy, v. 23(3), June 2001~the 216 Text| Adam, the God-man, came to overturn, 'becoming obedient to the 217 | own 218 Text| abominable phenomenon of parallel deaths, could now feel as 219 Text| body and to its material parameters.~Spiritual death pertains 220 Text| through the Cross"~With warm Paschal greetings and love in Christ ~ 221 Text| say `Good morning" to a passer by, without even realizing 222 Text| Dionysos, personifying the 'passions' of the entire creation - 223 Text| precisely why the Apostle Paul referred to his physical 224 Text| dying and rising Dionysos, personifying the 'passions' of the entire 225 Text| as free communion between persons and mutual love, then the 226 Text| parameters.~Spiritual death pertains to the deeper, ie. ethical 227 Text| presented the abominable phenomenon of parallel deaths, could 228 Text| several of our poets and philosophizing intellectuals, or plain 229 Text| philosophizing intellectuals, or plain folk historians and anthropologists?~ 230 Text| long ago by several of our poets and philosophizing intellectuals, 231 Text| becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on 232 Text| realizing we are giving the most precious wish, namely that the `whole 233 Text| asphyxiating loneliness, and presented the abominable phenomenon 234 Text| would degrade into a 'social pretense' and a 'religious lie' if 235 Text| Christ ~Archbishop STYLIANOS~Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church 236 Text| image within each person progresses, with the grace of God, 237 Text| June 2001~the official publication of the Greek Orthodox Archbiocese 238 Text| the "descent into Hades', pulling Adam and Eve by the hand, 239 Text| 23).~If we see true life purely as free communion between 240 Text| the only Sinless One.~By re-examining the great miracle of life 241 Text| tombs. Only then shall we realize that indeed `joy has come 242 Text| passer by, without even realizing we are giving the most precious 243 Text| is clear that, in such a 'rebirth' of the entire human race, 244 Text| soul" (Eph. 4,4), with the 'recapitulation' achieved through the life-giving 245 Text| further, and final, means of 'reconciliation' with all other creatures. 246 Text| precisely why the Apostle Paul referred to his physical death nostalgically, 247 Text| discover that the Resurrection refers primarily to ail of us - 248 Text| de-composition'.~In this regard, the human person indeed 249 Text| heaven and earth and the region beneath the earth' (Canon 250 Text| through the four seasonsand relating these to the decay and death 251 Text| person, has absolutely no relationship with the death which was ' 252 Text| distances were no longer relevant. Since the original distance 253 Text| social pretense' and a 'religious lie' if we allowed it to 254 Text| lie' if we allowed it to remain incomplete and suspended 255 Text| hindrance, the human person remains in constant communion with 256 Text| upon' by Christ.~We should remember primarily that there is 257 Text| have already been laid to rest in their tombs. Only then 258 Text| only have come about as a result of our denial to stay 'open' 259 Text| person indeed follows the rhythm of the whole creation, according 260 Text| created it. So long as this sacred flame is nourished from 261 Text| will of the Father, as a sacrifice for the whole human race.~ 262 | same 263 Text| incorrupt human nature, saved by the death of the only 264 Text| creation -through the four seasonsand relating these to the decay 265 Text| first Adam was what the second Adam, the God-man, came 266 Text| his hand, in the way that secular champions appear 'in isolation' 267 Text| Christ' (Phil. 1,23).~If we see true life purely as free 268 Text| which was created by human "self-love", has been abolished.~Rational 269 Text| and spiritual death which separates humankind from God and from 270 | several 271 | should 272 Text| icons of the Resurrection show the Lord of glory descending 273 Text| journey is completed from simple inorganic elements to chemical 274 | Since 275 Text| by the death of the only Sinless One.~By re-examining the 276 | So 277 Text| Resurrection would degrade into a 'social pretense' and a 'religious 278 | sometimes 279 Text| they were "one body and one soul" (Eph. 4,4), with the 'recapitulation' 280 Text| granting eternal life'~In speaking every year about Easter, 281 Text| again opened widely the springs of divine Love. For, the 282 Text| deification. And we have to state that on such a journey, 283 Text| of Faith. A cry of joy. A statement of gratitude: ~"Christ is 284 Text| physical death nostalgically, stating that he desired to `depart 285 Text| result of our denial to stay 'open' to divine Love. That ' 286 Text| irreverently sticking to empty stereotypical words. Moreover, because 287 Text| in danger of irreverently sticking to empty stereotypical words. 288 | still 289 Text| love in Christ ~Archbishop STYLIANOS~Primate of the Greek Orthodox 290 Text| to remain incomplete and suspended in 'mid air'. That is, if 291 Text| as actually lived out and taught by Christwould find a continuation 292 Text| of the entire human race, temporal and geographical distances 293 | Therefore 294 | they 295 | though 296 Text| of death rising from the tomb with an individual banner 297 Text| about whether it will be torn or whether it will 'fly'!~ 298 Text| with the death which was 'trampled upon' by Christ.~We should 299 Text| from the dead ~by death trampling upon death~and to those 300 Text| in isolation' after their triumph. On the contrary, the Orthodox 301 Text| Phil. 1,23).~If we see true life purely as free communion 302 | under 303 Text| For, the God-man did not undergo this death as a consequence 304 Text| considered as a 'loss' or as an unforeseen calamity. On the contrary, 305 Text| original fall had become closed units within their own asphyxiating 306 Text| could be considered as being unrepentant idolaters, if we in any 307 Text| who are still mobile and upright, although we are dead - 308 Text| from Voice of Orthodoxy, v. 23(3), June 2001~the official 309 Text| Church in Australia ~from Voice of Orthodoxy, v. 23(3), 310 Text| Rather, He accepted this voluntarily, through the will of the 311 Text| through the Cross"~With warm Paschal greetings and love 312 Text| faithful, especially after Holy Week.~Yet, this greeting of the 313 | what 314 Text| Christ once again opened widely the springs of divine Love. 315 Text| giving the most precious wish, namely that the `whole 316 Text| joy has come to the whole world through the Cross"~With 317 Text| common with our old and 'worn out' bodies. We shall be 318 Text| life'~In speaking every year about Easter, about life 319 | Yet