Alithos anesti

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alithos anesti

Christos Anesti! Alithos Anesti! With these words, the joyous proclamation of the Savior's resurrection was exchanged between this writer and the owner of a Greek "fast food
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Subject: Re: Alithos Anesti! Posted by : KapetanMichalis (pd9ec4c81.dip0.t-ipconnect.de --- 217.236.76.129) on Sun Apr 11 04:34:30 2004. In Reply to : Xpistos Anesti!
Easter custom among Eastern Orthodox and several Roman Catholic and Protestant Christians to greet another person with "Christ is Risen!" and the response is Alithos Anesti ("Truly
Christ is risen! Truly He is Risen! We had an unbelievable Easter Well, it started normal enough for us with the Easter Vigil at 4AM - that ended at 6:45 or so.
In Greek we say Christos Anesti, and the response is Alithos Anesti. I want to pause here a little bit on Alithos Anesti. The greeting we traditionally give, which we give in
Alithos anesti!) Христос Ð'оскрес! Ð'оістину Ð'оскрес! (Xristos voskres! Voistinu voskres!) Christos Voskrese! Voistinu Voskrese!
The proper response is Alithós anésti, which means Indeed he is! Since we are celebrating Easter today - Orthodox Easter - it makes sense for us to use the Orthodox traditions