I'm so happy to see that steps are being taken to take the Church to the youth in a much more understandable, age-appropriate and interactive way. I believe that krapar is one of the riches of our culture and language, and the reality that it is still used in our Badaraks to this day is an example of tradition and familiarity and also triumph as it has been passed down through generations despite experiencing so many difficulties. We should therefore, find new ways to teach it and make it understandable to our youth as oppose to suggesting the modernization of the Badarak's discourse. I applaud the efforts of these individuals. Bravo.
I'm so happy to see that steps are being taken to take the Church to the youth in a much more understandable, age-appropriate and interactive way. I believe that krapar is one of the riches of our culture and language, and the reality that it is still used in our Badaraks to this day is an example of tradition and familiarity and also triumph as it has been passed down through generations despite experiencing so many difficulties. We should therefore, find new ways to teach it and make it understandable to our youth as oppose to suggesting the modernization of the Badarak's discourse. I applaud the efforts of these individuals. Bravo.