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Pictures from Theophany (not mine) Its kinda odd seeing an Orthodox church full of such Germanic looking people. Behold the Orthodox exotics: Western European White people. |
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Thanks for the pictures. I met the Priest and Deacon at the last General Assembly in Paris. In XC, Deacon Philip You could call it that. It's a suburb outside of Copenhagen.
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« Reply #229 on: February 14, 2013, 09:59:57 AM » |
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Byzantine chant is not usually heard in Finnish parishes though. Thank God since generally I don't like Byzantine chant. Sorry to hear, as I love byzantine chant and I think it's more suitable do various languages than Russian chants.  I don't know this hymn's official name but it starts with "Come, let us bless the ever-memorable Joseph, who went to Pilate by night to beg for the Life of all". Ah, yes, that's what I was supposing to be Thank you very much for the help |
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Sorry to hear, as I love byzantine chant and I think it's more suitable do various languages than Russian chants. Finnish chant sounds occasionally rather clumsy regardless of whether it is Russian or Byzantine. I don't think so. They're maybe a bit specific, but they're nice, despite the fact it's not my favourite way of chanting |
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« Reply #236 on: March 16, 2013, 08:04:19 AM » |
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Byzantine chant is not usually heard in Finnish parishes though. Thank God since generally I don't like Byzantine chant. Many years. I don't know this hymn's official name but it starts with "Come, let us bless the ever-memorable Joseph, who went to Pilate by night to beg for the Life of all". what's up with the stuffed animals? |
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« Reply #238 on: March 27, 2013, 01:19:58 PM » |
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« Reply #239 on: March 28, 2013, 03:11:48 AM » |
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Just in case anyone of you is interested how modern Orthodox state church operates, Lag om ortodoxa kyrkan |
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« Reply #241 on: March 28, 2013, 04:38:22 PM » |
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« Reply #242 on: March 28, 2013, 04:43:26 PM » |
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« Reply #243 on: March 28, 2013, 04:51:25 PM » |
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What do you think of the dialect? I can understand much of it. I think it sounds a bit funny, when they're rolling the R. |
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« Reply #244 on: March 28, 2013, 04:56:35 PM » |
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What do you think of the dialect? I can understand much of it. I think it sounds a bit funny, when they're rolling the R. The weird thing is that the Swedish that is taught in Finnish schools is not like that. It's a bit more like rikssvenska. I'm constantly bewildered by the fact that most finlandsvenskar in Helsinki seem to pronounce their language exactly like Finnish is pronounced. |
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« Reply #245 on: March 28, 2013, 05:05:32 PM » |
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What do you think of the dialect? I can understand much of it. I think it sounds a bit funny, when they're rolling the R. The weird thing is that the Swedish that is taught in Finnish schools is not like that. It's a bit more like rikssvenska. I'm constantly bewildered by the fact that most finlandsvenskar in Helsinki seem to pronounce their language exactly like Finnish is pronounced. Now when you mention it, it does sound like finnish pronounciation. Personally, I can't read finlandsvenskar. I have a hard enought time, trying to understand rikssvenska. |
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Personally, I can't read finlandsvenskar. I have a hard enought time, trying to understand rikssvenska.
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« Reply #247 on: April 03, 2013, 08:32:12 PM » |
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Watching it and understanding it perfectly. But: I grew up with swedish-tv and are also used to finnish people that speaks swedish.
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What do you think of the dialect? I can understand much of it. I think it sounds a bit funny, when they're rolling the R. The weird thing is that the Swedish that is taught in Finnish schools is not like that. It's a bit more like rikssvenska. I'm constantly bewildered by the fact that most finlandsvenskar in Helsinki seem to pronounce their language exactly like Finnish is pronounced. That's common: Riksmal in Norway came from the Danish spoken in Christiana with Norwegian pronunciation. |
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« Reply #250 on: May 31, 2013, 08:03:22 PM » |
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Another one is in the works. I do however need some more time on it.
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« Reply #254 on: June 12, 2013, 03:42:05 PM » |
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Just saw news that the new Bible translation is the most sold book in Norway. Is it used by the Norwegian Orthodox?
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« Reply #257 on: July 31, 2013, 06:58:38 PM » |
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« Reply #258 on: August 01, 2013, 01:28:42 AM » |
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Just in case any Swedes, Danes, Norwegians or Icelandic people happen to visit Helsinki and are able to understand finlandssvenska, timetable and contact information for EO services in Swedish can be found here. Finlandssvenska är grammatiskt och till ordförrådet mycket nära vad jag skulle kalla vanlig svenska. Finlandssvenskt uttal är tydligt och alltså inte svårt att förstå. Länken verkar dock inte fungera. Sidan jag fick fram ger ett felmeddelande av typen "sidan fanns inte" (404). |
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« Reply #260 on: August 01, 2013, 08:39:45 AM » |
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Just in case any Swedes, Danes, Norwegians or Icelandic people happen to visit Helsinki and are able to understand finlandssvenska, timetable and contact information for EO services in Swedish can be found here. Finlandssvenska är grammatiskt och till ordförrådet mycket nära vad jag skulle kalla vanlig svenska. Finlandssvenskt uttal är tydligt och alltså inte svårt att förstå. Länken verkar dock inte fungera. Sidan jag fick fram ger ett felmeddelande av typen "sidan fanns inte" (404). . Den här länken skulle fungera lite bättre. Det är intressant att du tycker att Finlandssvenka är inter så svårt att förstå. Jag tror det var Ansgar som sade att han förstörde nästan någonting när han försokte att läsa någon skrivning om ortodoxi på Finlandssvensk. Jag har också hört om andra Skandinaviska personer som förstår inte Finlandssvenska även om de förstår Rikssvenska. |
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« Reply #261 on: August 01, 2013, 12:37:51 PM » |
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Just in case any Swedes, Danes, Norwegians or Icelandic people happen to visit Helsinki and are able to understand finlandssvenska, timetable and contact information for EO services in Swedish can be found here. Finlandssvenska är grammatiskt och till ordförrådet mycket nära vad jag skulle kalla vanlig svenska. Finlandssvenskt uttal är tydligt och alltså inte svårt att förstå. Länken verkar dock inte fungera. Sidan jag fick fram ger ett felmeddelande av typen "sidan fanns inte" (404). . Den här länken skulle fungera lite bättre. Det är intressant att du tycker att Finlandssvenka är inter så svårt att förstå. Jag tror det var Ansgar som sade att han förstörde nästan någonting när han försokte att läsa någon skrivning om ortodoxi på Finlandssvensk. Jag har också hört om andra Skandinaviska personer som förstår inte Finlandssvenska även om de förstår Rikssvenska. Tack för länken. Sådana svårigheter måste bero på begränsade kunskaper i svenska. Det finns gott om skandinaver som inte kan svenska, eller som bara kan lite svenska. Det finns svenskar som inte kan sitt eget modersmål särskilt bra. Det finns svenskar som inte har tillräckliga kunskaper i svenska för att förstå andra dialekter än de som ligger dem närmast. Att skilja på finlandssvenska och svenska som om de vore olika språk är felaktigt, anser jag. Finlandssvenska är en svensk dialekt, precis som västgötska, värmländska, göteborgska, småländska osv. För en person - svensk eller inte - som har genomsnittliga kunskaper i svenska är det inte alls svårt att förstå finlandssvenska. |
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Like North America, Scandinavia has a local Church in it. Even better than North America, everyone recognizes that Church as the canonical jurisdiction in Finland, which exists as a constituent part of Scandinavia. There is no reason why the Church of Finland should not, per canon 2 of the Second Ecumenical Council, exercise jurisdiction throughout Scandinavia
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Like North America, Scandinavia has a local Church in it. Even better than North America, everyone recognizes that Church as the canonical jurisdiction in Finland, which exists as a constituent part of Scandinavia. There is no reason why the Church of Finland should not, per canon 2 of the Second Ecumenical Council, exercise jurisdiction throughout Scandinavia
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