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Nativity and Theophany — Generation Orthodox Podcast
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| Title: Nativity and Theophany Orthodox Podcast, The Future of Christianity in America.This week: The gang regroups after a busy holiday season. We share our thoughts on the two major feasts celebrated during our break: Nativity and Theophany.Also, there have beena few movies featuring the Orthodox faith making the rounds. We talk about “Ostrov” (OCTPOB if you’re looking at the DVD cover) which translated from Russian is “The Island.” While sometimes difficult to find, this film is an amazing look at a holy fool at a monastery in Russia.Generation Orthodox is glad to be back after the break! | ||
| Host: Jacob Lee of eXistdesigns.com Participants:Calee of sacredandtheprofane.comSusanne
Natalie Josh |
 
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Can you explain how this imagery is helpful when you speak of Orthodox Christianity? What is it meant to suggest?
I don’t get it.
Welcome back! I’m starting to feel like I’m sitting around the garage with you all.
Yes — Firefly rocks!