Man, I started sobbing. What a great experience and welcome back home :) I am a catechumen and am being accepted via chrismation to the Antiochian Orthodox Church early next year and so is my fiancée
@@JudithSanchez-ht6jn We follow Christ and pray for all Orthodox the fullness of the experience; after chrismation - I felt lacking in leaving behind the former life. So, after prayer, I found a bishop who would baptize me and after (felt completely new in the true faith) then slipped back into parish life without speaking of it and not offending the priest who has to answer to his Bishop. The bishops are the problem here...the Laity know better since "rules" do not save us, but the Holy Mysteries of Christ bring salvation in the Holy Spirit.
All glory to God. This made me unusually happy. Thank you for letting outsiders share in this most important occasion. All glory, honour & praise, be to our God forever and ever. Amen.
does Orthodox Church in US use English? Even in Russia don't use Russian everywhere in Orthodox Church. Usually church-slavic language uses. How holy text was translated? Does they mean exactly what mean in original protogreek language?
Most churches in the US mainly use English, but some Churches will also speak the typical cultural language of that particular church. The language that is translated from the Greek Septuagint and the New Testament will reflect the original meaning of the text. Though some nuanced may be lost in those translations, the priests will have an opportunity to explain those nuances in their sermons and teachings.
@@deVeresd.Kfz.1515 Ukranian in Orthodox Church? Really? This is unbelievable. Who did translate from Greek to Ukrainian? There is old-slavic language, it's common to all slavs: Serbian, Bulgarian, Russian and other Slavic ethnic groups. Ukranian it's new church - less then 10 years.
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Man, I started sobbing. What a great experience and welcome back home :) I am a catechumen and am being accepted via chrismation to the Antiochian Orthodox Church early next year and so is my fiancée
I remember when I cried at my baptism when I read the Creed. Thank you so much for this. Welcome my sister ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was cremated in the Orthodox Church two years ago, and I did cry when I read the creed, but it’s the best feeling in the world❤
The holy spirit touched her. Thats why she had the gift of tears.
Orthodox Catholic Church
What? How do you know, and what is “the gift of tears”?
@@truthdefenders-go away
@@andys3035 ok, I'll leave you tour paganism.
Maybe
Welcome home, Elizabeth! God grant you many years.
She needs to be Baptized .....
Heretics when coming to the Holy Orthodox Church must be Baptized!
St Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church if she was baptized by catholic he orthodox recognize the catholic baptism as legal. Aman
@@frchristosp If she was baptized in the name of The Holy Trinity, then only a Chrismation should be necessary.
@@bensirach3586 you are correct. Elizabeth was baptized as an infant in the name of The Holy Trinity in the Presbyterian church.
@@JudithSanchez-ht6jn We follow Christ and pray for all Orthodox the fullness of the experience; after chrismation - I felt lacking in leaving behind the former life. So, after prayer, I found a bishop who would baptize me and after (felt completely new in the true faith) then slipped back into parish life without speaking of it and not offending the priest who has to answer to his Bishop. The bishops are the problem here...the Laity know better since "rules" do not save us, but the Holy Mysteries of Christ bring salvation in the Holy Spirit.
From a fellow Antiochian Orthodox Christian, Welcome Elizabeth!
I can’t wait to do this myself soon!
Have you been through Chrismation now?
How are things now?
Very moving.
Indeed. I felt it.
Elizabeth, you touched my heart when you recited, with such a sincerity, the Orthodox Creed. May God bless you and your offsprings. Welcome home !
I assume that you go to uncanonical church since you are Macedonian
I felt her at the reading of the Creed. How blessed it is to enter the Church.
Just started my process to this I can not wait. This was so beautiful. ☦️🙏
Amen. Many Years!
Beautiful....I teared up a little bit.
Getting baptized soon a little nervous but once I saw this it’s not so scary god grand you many years Elizabeth
This isn't a baptism. It's a chrismation.
@@roytofilovski9530 I understand
All glory to God. This made me unusually happy. Thank you for letting outsiders share in this most important occasion. All glory, honour & praise, be to our God forever and ever. Amen.
Her anointed recitation made me come to tears
You can hear the emotion when she recites the Creed.
Many years!
oof, I got a bit teary there.
Na asta chiar că sun 🙏✝️👍
Orthodox Church is Beautiful
Many years dear Elizabeth, Πολλά τα έτη!
Many years!
does Orthodox Church in US use English? Even in Russia don't use Russian everywhere in Orthodox Church. Usually church-slavic language uses. How holy text was translated? Does they mean exactly what mean in original protogreek language?
Most churches in the US mainly use English, but some Churches will also speak the typical cultural language of that particular church. The language that is translated from the Greek Septuagint and the New Testament will reflect the original meaning of the text. Though some nuanced may be lost in those translations, the priests will have an opportunity to explain those nuances in their sermons and teachings.
Just live in communion with our Saviour Jesus christ , do not put any language barrier , no exploration or historical doubts ...
@@sudhanshukumar-zs9wl your way is not orthodox)
@@charlesgudovich8179 yes indeed I am not orthodox
@@deVeresd.Kfz.1515 Ukranian in Orthodox Church? Really? This is unbelievable. Who did translate from Greek to Ukrainian? There is old-slavic language, it's common to all slavs: Serbian, Bulgarian, Russian and other Slavic ethnic groups. Ukranian it's new church - less then 10 years.
Many Years!
Awww, that was precious and priceless. 💖🙏🏻
ΖΕΙ ΚΥΡΙΟΣ Ο ΘΕΌΣ
THE LORD GOD LIVES
WELCOME HOME SIS
So Beautiful.
♥️♥️♥️☦️☦️☦️
AMEN 🙏✝️💒
☦️
Να ζείτε
Love the tears of joy!
❤ IT !!!
I got tears watching this. So beautiful
Many Years !!!
Wonderful 😍☦️
Beautiful ❤
This is what heresy looks like in moralistic people who come near but do not trust in Jesus Christ alone for eternal life.
lol
Nonsense.
There's also the Holy Tradition bud