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This ornament kit includes 7 pre-printed shrink-plastic sheets and instructions to make seven easy-to-make ornaments including:
Forgiveness Sunday * The Feast of the Annunciation * Sunday of Orthodoxy * St. Gregory Palamas * The Adoration of the Cross * St. John of the Ladder * St. Mary of Egypt Click here to order. Special note for parish schools: Custom bulk orders can be made of specific images with special discount pricing. Please e-mail paideaclassics@att.net for more information.
This ornament kit includes 7 pre-printed shrink-plastic sheets and instructions to make seven easy-to-make (for all ages) ornaments including:
Entry into Jerusalem * Christ the Bridegroom * Christ Washing the Disciples Feet * The Last Supper * "Before Thy Cross We Bow" * The Burial of Christ * The Resurrection of Christ
Special note for parish schools: Custom bulk orders can be made of specific images with special discount pricing. Please e-mail paideaclassics@att.net for more information. *Be sure to use permanent markers like Bic or Sharpie brands.
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Coptic Recipes
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Title: Coptic Recipes |
| Author: Contributed by Mervat |
Description: Four traditional Coptic recipes: Lentil Soup, Fateer al Malak (sweet pancakes), Fool Meddammess (Fava Beans), and Ta'miyya (Falafal).
Description written by Mervat:
I have attached 4 particular recipes, not because of their culinary merits but because of their connection with the church, lent or monasticism. The lentils and pulses used have long been associated with the desert fathers and subsequently with our churches Lenten practices. Of course the monks used much simpler methods for preparing these foods. There is a story that our Sunday/Church school servants love to tell their children about St Arsenius the great. It is told that when the monks would sit down to eat, St Arsenius, who was used to royal food, would without realizing pick at his beans putting aside all the blemished ones (at this point the servant would produce his bowl of fava beans and demonstrate!) The elder arranged to teach St Arsenius a lesson by rebuking another monk for this same inappropriate behaviour. St Arsenius, in humility, realised that this was intended for him and strove to correct this fault. |
| Price: 0.00 |
| Length: 4 pgs. |
| Language: English |
| Copyright: |
| Publishing date: March, 2006 |
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