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Ευχαριστούμε την κ. Υπουργό Εξωτερικών γιά την Χριστουγεννιάτικη κάρτα που μας έστειλε με τίτλο «Η συνταγή της Ντόρας».

Ανταποδίδουμε τις ευχές και έχουμε να παρατηρήσουμε οτι σε εμάς δεν έστειλε δώρο δηλ. ένα πλαστικό βραχιολάκι που διαθέτει ενσωματωμένο stick μνήμης για ηλεκτρονικό υπολογιστή και διαδημίζει την προσωπική ιστοσελίδα της υπουργού.

Φαίνεται οτι αυτό το δωράκι το στέλνει μόνο σε δημοσιογράφους και άλλα εκλεκτά μέλη.

Αναρωτιώμαστε όμως αν με αυτή την συνταγή κατάφεραν οι της οικογενείας να πετύχουν στην ζωή τους.

Γιά παράδειγμα ο κ.Κ.Μητσοτάκης τον διορισμό του επί ΠΑΣΟΚ στην Μεγάλη μας Φίλη με 10.000-15.000 μηνιαίο μισθό, τον υιό της σαν σύμβουλο στο ΥΠΕΞ με ? μηνιαίο μισθό κλπ.

Προφανώς αυτή η συνταγή δεν εφαρμόζεται για τέτοιες περιπτώσεις,όπως οι παραπάνω, αλλά γιά τους φτωχούς ιθαγενείς των 400 Ευρώ που κατοικούν στις καλύβες τους.

Χρόνια Πολλά κ. Ντόρα και πάντα τέτοια!

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Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow and all Russia: Paschal

 Message to Hierarchs, Pastors, Monastics and All Faithful

 Children of the Russian Orthodox Church (2007)

Thou did descend into the nether

regions of earth, O Christ,

and did shatter the eternal bars which

held the prisoners captive; and like

Jonah from the sea-monster, after

 three days Thou did rise from the grave.
Irmos of Canticle Six of the Paschal Canon

Christ is risen!

I address now these triumphant words, full of rejoicing, to each

of you, Your Graces my brothers the archpastors, most-honourable

 pastors and deacons, God-loving monks and nuns, and pious laity

of our Holy Orthodox Church.

Christ’s Passover has once more come to our churches and homes,

to our towns and villages, to our parish communities and monastic

houses, to our souls and hearts, and has illumined us with the unfading

Light, the Light of the kingdom of God, the Light of exultant Paschal joy.

The redemptive sacrifice of our Lord Jesus Christ and his Bright

Resurrection has brought to humanity incomparable freedom –

freedom from sin and destruction. Yet it is only he who entrusts

himself to Christ the Saviour, who accepts him as ‘the way, the truth,

and the life’ (Jn 14:6), – only he acquires this freedom, for as the

Gospel says, ‘If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples

indeed; And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you

free’ (Jn 8:31-32). This truth is our risen Lord Jesus Christ who has

destroyed the power of Hades and death and who grants us the

freedom to choose life eternal. In his Paschal Homily, which is read

in every church on this radiant feast, St John Chrysostom says: ‘Let no

one fear death, for the death of our Saviour has delivered us from it.’ Let

us then, together with the Holy Mother Church, sing praises to the

Saviour’s victory over death, let us be exultant, rejoicing in the

redemption which has been granted to us, let us endeavour to share this

feast with those who yet abide in the slavery to sin so that we may

bring them to liberty in Christ and to life eternal. Let us keep ‘the

perfect law of liberty’ (Jas 1:25) and teach it to those near and far,

recalling that the keeping of this law in our hearts and its fulfilment

allow the human person to stand without shame before the face of the

Righteous Judge.

There are many people alongside us who believe that freedom is

brought by money or power, strength or health, by a cult of ‘all is

permitted’ and immorality. In worshiping these idols of this age, in

outdoing each other in pride and egoism, they ever let out of sight

the fact that they are becoming ever more mired in slavery – the

slavery of self-love, vice and passions. Good comes to those who visit

God’s church and here realize what true freedom is and how to

embark on the way of perfection. Good comes to those who, for the

sake of acquiring this freedom, labour diligently for their salvation,

keeping fidelity to Christ amidst the turbulence and afflictions of this age.

Our Church goes steadily along the path of regeneration. In a society,

where until quite recently people renounced God and then exerted

much effort in pursuit of the deceptive goods of this world, the number

of people who try to live as Orthodox Christians is growing. Yet so that

perfect joy, the joy of the risen Lord may grow from year to year in

the hearts of compatriots, we are faced with having to grow in virtue

and to call our neighbours to do likewise.

In his great and ineffable mercy the Lord blesses our endeavours in

building up parish and monastic communities. In all spheres of life in

our society – in the economics, politics, and in the family – the understanding

that we need to build our lives according to the foundations of Christian

morality is gaining ground. Yet we still have to labour much. We ought

to be especially concerned for the strengthening of the family in order

to make it strong and harmonious, capable of educating new generations

in righteousness and honour, in Spirit and in Truth. If our families truly

become ‘little Churches,’ strong in a single faith, replete with the mutual

love of husbands and wives, parents and children, then our people will

forget about the moral crisis and the many calamities engendered by this crisis.

In all places – whether in church or at home, or in the work place where

we labour – wherever the Lord directs us, we are to be witnesses of Christ

crucified and risen, we are to illumine the world with the light of spiritual

joy, wisdom, peace and liberty. Herein lies our mission to the world where

there is still much suffering, lack of faith, enmity, injustice, vice and

unrighteousness. Let us then vanquish them with the Light of Christ

and the power of his grace! Let us fulfil the apostle’s commandment

to ‘stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free,

and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage’ (Gal 5:1). And let us

always recall the words the Lord said to his disciples as he appeared to

them after the Resurrection: ‘Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing

them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy

Spirit: Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded

you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world.

Amen.’ (Mt 28:19-20).

From the depths of my heart I congratulate you, beloved archpastors,

fathers, brothers and sisters, on the feast of Christ’s Bright Resurrection.

I send Paschal greetings to all Orthodox Christians who are ‘from end to

end of the universe.’ I hasten to share the joy of Holy Pascha with

everyone who confesses the risen Christ, with all people amidst whom

God has judged us to live. May joy, peace and his gracious succour in

good deeds be granted to all of you, my beloved ones, by the Saviour of

the world who has risen from the tomb.

Christ is risen! He is truly risen!

ΚΑΛΗ ΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΗ !!!!