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Prayers for you, Rus.
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Lord have mercy!
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rusmeister replied to the thread Prayer requests post here!.Now my credit union, which offers only Zelle, can’t transfer the money to my Wise account. It doesn’t matter that it’s a $ account in...
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rusmeister replied to the thread Prayer requests post here!.A good man transferred some money from a GoFundMe he had started for me last year. First time ever. While not a whole lot, it covers...
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rusmeister replied to the thread Prayer requests post here!.We’ve been limping along in Montenegro. We had a positive blessing this last month when the landlady decided not to double our rent for...
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Thank you for all of your prayers, everyone. The move was successfully made on Thursday, and though I am now much poorer economically...
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I hear quite a few of them in the ROCOR parish we attend as we have a lot of different ethnicities present. Our priest monk is Anglo but...
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Christ is Risen! Христосъ воскресе! ¡Cristo ha resucitado! Χριστὸς ἀνέστη! Christus ist auferstanden! Hristos a înviat! המשיח קם...
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rusmeister reacted to HoleyHermit's post in the thread Baptized and chrismated on Great and Holy Saturday with
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Almost cremated at the Paschal Vigil. I was using the same candle from my baptism and it burned down low enough that the decoration... -
rusmeister replied to the thread Christ is risen!!!.Well, yes, it is how this starts to become visible as you learn more and more of an ever-wider range of languages. I can SEE the Tower...
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rusmeister replied to the thread Christ is risen!!!.Yeah, that I knew. The root just looked closer to the Slavic than to the Latin. Yandex Translate gave the root as “to rise”, pretty...
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живот is cognate with the Latin ‘vīta’ (from Sanksrit ‘jīvitá, “life”)
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interesting! I wish I could do an etymology of the word but I'm just a 'Welsh as second language' speaker. A lot of Welsh is informed by...
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rusmeister replied to the thread Christ is risen!!!.I am guessing that “at” is a prefix, and the roots is probably “gyfod”? I’d want to ask Anthony Esolen, who is more of an expert than...
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