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	A Pastoral Word on Halloween
		A certain deity whom they called Samhain was believed by the Celts to be the Prince of Death and it was he whom they honored at their New Year's festival.
		Out of this grew the practice of begging, which was a further ritual enactment and imitation of what the Celts believed to be the activities of the souls of the dead on their festal visit.
		The pumpkin (in older days other vegetables were used) was carved by the Celts in imitation of the dead and used to convey the new light (from the sacred oak fire) to the home where the lantern was left burning through the night.
	www.orthodoxinfo.com /praxis/halloween.aspx (1173 words)

	A Brief History of the Irish Orthodox Church
		When Christianity was first being spread by the Apostles, those Celts who heard their preaching and accepted it (seeing it as the completion of the best parts of their ancient traditions and beliefs) immediately told their relatives, traveling by sea and land along routes their ancestors had followed since before 1000 b.c.
		This Orthodox Faith and love for monasticism was poured into a fitting vessel—Hilary's disciple, St. Martin of Tours, who was to become the spiritual forefather of the Irish people.
		One of the first things he set out to do upon reaching a new country was to tirelessly seek out, venerate and promote the Orthodox saints of that land, that he might enter into spiritual relationship with those who did the work before him, and enlist their help in his attempts to continue their task.
	www.orthodoxinfo.com /general/irishorthodoxchurch.aspx (4695 words)

	Orthodox Celts
		Orthodox Celts are a band from Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro which plays Irish music.
		As a popular band playing Irish music, Orthodox Celts are practically unique not only in Serbia but in the whole of Southeastern Europe and further afield.
		The Orthodox Celts have had several tours and numerous concerts inside and outside of the country (including in the Sava Centre, the largest concert hall in Serbia and Montenegro).
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/o/or/orthodox_celts.html (467 words)

	The Celts,Chapter3
		There seems to be no doubt that on average the Celts were large people, but most of the reports refer to the warriors, who would obviously be the tallest and strongest of the Celtic population; nothing suggests that a normal bell curve of size/weight did not exist.
		Celts had a very strong sense of rights and duties, both familial and tribal and at all levels of Celtic society.
		As far as orthodox historians go, the Arabs and the Turks were the first to recognize the value of soap in personal hygiene, not the Romans.
	www.alaska.net /~henri/thecelts,chapter3.html (1537 words)

	YugoUK.co.uk - Orthodox Celts
		Orthodox Celts' concerts have a cult status for everyone and all of them were sold out (in clubs and venues for 1000-5000 people).
		Orthodox Celts are well known for their furious live performances, and their numerous and intenesly loyal fans are making every concert a very special experience.
		Celts released their debut, eponymous CD in 1993, for Take it or Leave it records.
	www.yugouk.co.uk /music_orthodox_celts.php (250 words)

	shc98
		A certain deity whom they called Samhain was believed by the Celts to be the Prince of Death and it was he whom they honored at their New Year's festival.
		Out of this grew the practice of begging, which was a further ritual enactment and imitation of what the Celts believed to be the activities of the souls of the dead on their festal visit.
		The pumpkin (in older days other vegetables were used) was carved by the Celts in imitation of the dead and used to convey the new light (from the sacred oak fire) to the home where the lantern was left burning through the night.
	www.orthodox.net /cotc/pumpkin.html (1156 words)

	The Celtic Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Orthodox Church does not recognise the bishops, the priests, or the sacraments of these groups.
		There are other Orthodox in Britain, Europe and America who are in one of the Russian diocese belonging to the Russian Orthodox Church, or the Orthodox Church of America (which was established by the Russian Orthodox Church).
		The Celts wanted to keep customs and ideas that they believed were unchanged from the early days of the Church.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /orthodoxchurch/celticchurch.htm (568 words)

	Urban Dictionary: orthodox
		He is a member of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
		Orthodox Christianity begins with the first Pentecost in Jerusalem and the spreading of the Holy Spirit on Christ's small circle of disciples.
		It is then that the Orthodox Church was born, today the second largest organized body of Christians in the world.
	www.urbandictionary.com /define.php?term=orthodox (228 words)

	History of the Syriac Orthodox Church
		The seat of the Syriac Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch moved to different monasteries including Qartmin, Qenneshrin (Chalkis, near Aleppo), Malatya, and Amid (Diyarbakir), and finally settled in 1293 in Dayro d-Mor Hananyo (also known as Kurkmo Dayro in Syriac and Deir Zafaran in Arabic) in Mardin.
		The Syriac Orthodox community there was partly a result of the Persian abduction of the Syrian population during the wars with Byzantium and forced settlement on Persian territory and partly of Christians in Persia who reacted against political imposition of the doctrines of the Church of the East.
		The history of the Syriac Orthodox Church is characterized by adversity.
	phoenicia.org /syriacs.html (1844 words)

	LUDO :: View topic - Orthodox Celts - the best of
		Orthodox Celts - Humors Of Scariff (3:09)
		Orthodox Celts - Jar of porter (2:21)
		Orthodox Celts - Wind that shakes the barley (2:2
	forums.cjb.net /ludo-post-226.html (250 words)

	The Joyous Feast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Out of this grew the practice of begging, which was also a ritual enactment and imitation of what the Celts believed to be the activities of the souls of the dead on their festal visit.
		Associated with this is the still further implication that if the souls of the dead and their imitators were not appeased with "treats," i.e.
		Therefore, Orthodox children who are not home schooled should be kept out of school during the month of October, or at least during the last week of October.
	www.fatheralexander.org /booklets/english/halloween_e.htm (6160 words)

	Come Home!
		That doesn't seem to be a problem for Americans—although the Western presuppositions which Western Christians have imposed upon the Scriptures may help to explain their current state of confusion about the Bible.
		But the Orthodox have an aversion to ecclesiastical movements; there are no Catholic, Evangelical or liberal parties.
		In Orthodoxy the highest Anglican ideals are harmonized and exist not as warring factions, not just living together under one roof but married, united in worship, in theology, in prayer, in daily life.
	www.westernorthodox.com /olnhausen (1824 words)

	Orthodox Celts
		I like watching the Orthodox celebrate the birth of someone they believe to be Melekh...
		Orthodox Celts is an Irish music band from Belgrade, Serbia.
		The Celts have had several tours and numerous concerts (including in Sava Centre, the largest concert hall in Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) throughout Serbia and Montenegro, and some concerts outside of it.
	publicliterature.org /en/wikipedia/o/or/orthodox_celts.html (398 words)

	Orthodox Celts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Orthodox Celts is a band from Belgrade, Serbia which plays Irish folk music.
		The 'Orthodox Celts' are part of the musical phenomenon that came up in Serbia during the 1990s.
		It is already a tradition of theirs to celebrate St.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Orthodox_Celts (440 words)

	History & Catechism of the Moorish Orthodox Church of America
		For example, Noble Drew identified Celts as an Asiatic Race; later, when Whites of various sorts became interested in Moorish Science, he identified all such as "Persians," a sort of spiritual rather than factual identity.
		At that early stage, the M.O.C. was seen as partly Moorish and partly Eastern Orthodox, and there existed certain ties with "Errant Bishops" of the Old Catholic Church, Syrian Orthodoxy, etc. Some of these founding fathers drifted eventually into Sunni Islam, others remained faithful to the M.O.C. and friendly to the Science Temple.
		In the early 1960's on Manhattan's Upper West Side, one of the youngest of these, Walid al-Taha (Warren Tartaglia), jazz saxophonist and author of -The Hundred Seeds of Beirut-, initiated some friends into the Church shortly before his tragic death (in his early 20's).
	deoxy.org /moorish.htm (1536 words)

	BeatBox 96,9 Mhz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Novi album sastava Orthodox Celts u prodaji od 19.
		Orthodox Celts će imati svoj tradicionalni koncert povodom Dana Svetog Patrika (St. Patrick's Day) u SKC-u 17.
		Svi fanovi Orthodox Celts-a koji budu posetili ovaj koncert, imaće mogućnost kupovine novog albuma „One, Two...Five !“, dok će se izdanje u regularnoj prodaji naći tek od 19.
	www.radio021.info /beatbox/front/news.php?nid=3102 (115 words)

	The Scotsman - S2 - European friendly
		Members of the Orthodox Celts are genuine Serbians, so enamoured with Celtic culture that they perform in Glasgow Celtic FC shirts, maintain a website with links to Seamus Heaney and have in the last nine years recorded three CDs of traditional Celtic music, with a fourth coming out shortly.
		What stops the Orthodox Celts from being a curiosity, and turns them into something of a local phenomenon, are their numerous Serbian fans.
		A few years after committing to tape and releasing such classics as Poor Old Dicey Riley, Peggy Lettermore/Jar of Porter and Foggy Dew, the Orthodox Celts, much like the ordinary Celts of yore, had to contend with the might of a foreign empire.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /s2.cfm?id=240092002 (1245 words)

	Black Thorn Manifesto by Hakim Bey
		But the moors were expelled by militant Christianity -- this event is disguised in the legend of St. Patrick's expelling the snakes - for which reason the MST celebrates St. Patrick's Day, in a mood of irony perhaps, in expectation of an eventual Return.
		In the first place, the celts are an Asiatic race, or at least the most recent arrivals in the west from the mysterious "Hyperborean" heartland of the Aryans -- last of those nomadic migrations which settled India, Persia & Greece.
		Moslem/Moorish) knights are depicted not as enemies but allies of the Celts -- & in the latter book the entire story is attributed to Moorish sources (which are now lost).
	www.hermetic.com /bey/blackthorn.html (1281 words)

	?s=orthodox Tygo directory
		Comprised of over fifty voices, the Mississauga-based ensemble is dedicated to preserving and perpetuating both the religious and secular choral music of the S
		An Orthodox parish in Wales, U.K Celtic Christianity.
		A brief study his theology, examining whether he was an Orthodox Lutheran, a Pietist, or a Rationalist.
	www.tygo.com /Search/?s=orthodox (172 words)

	WSC Serbia & Montenegro \| Silence truly makes the most beautiful music
		Serbia and Montenegro has chosen it's six entry in the contest.
		It will be Irish sound this time, something unheard and unseen in WSC.
		In all of the band's interviews, they state that their greatest desire is to tour Ireland; no band member has ever visited that country.
	www.freewebs.com /ekoprodukti/wsc06.htm (275 words)

	kerzmoria’s Music Profile – Users at Last.fm
		Orthodox Celts – The Wearing Of The Green
		Orthodox Celts – Star Of The County Down
		Orthodox Celts – Rocky Road To Dublin Down the River
	www.last.fm /user/kerzmoria/?chartstyle=basicrt10 (387 words)

	Irish History: Irish Republican History and Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Celts and Saxons Homepage (gone, looking for new link)
		Timeline of Orthodox Christianity in the British Isles
		If you experience a dead link or know if a link has changed, please let us know at jad@nospam.larkspirit.com (take out "nospam." to email) so we can look for the new address, or correct it if you supply us with the new url.
	larkspirit.com /history/celtic.html (127 words)

	[sin] Why I love battered Belgrade
		The Tram bar, with live rock and blues, the Radisa jazz club tucked behind the St Sava Orthodox cathedral and the Irish bar - where they don't yet have access to Guinness, but where the theme reflects a passionate liking for all things Celtic.
		One of the most famous Serbian bands are the Orthodox Celts, who perform an eerily accurate rendition of Dubliners' songs, complete with Irish accents in suitably tobacco-and-whiskey raddled voices.
		You get a real feeling of being in an exotic location, where the tectonic plates of Islam, Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism, alongside socialism and capitalism, have all collided in the past.
	www.mail-archive.com /sin@antic.org/msg07332.html (1353 words)

	Byzantine and Medieval Web Links
		Orthodox Church in America Page Official page of the OCA.
		Orthodox Confession of the Faith by Peter Moghila of Kiev.
		Catherine's Monastery, Mt. Sinai St. Catherine's Monastery located in Sinai at the foot of Mount Moses (Mt. Sinai) is a true jewel of Christian heritage.
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/medweb/links.htm (6580 words)

	YouTube - Final Fantasy: The Celts
		Song is The Celts by Enya (more) (less)
		San Francisco GAA - Celts v Sean Treacy's
		Celts v Ulster - San Francisco Junior Football Championship
	youtube.com /?v=nc0UE3AkoQY (103 words)

	Orthodox Celts - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Orthodox Celts are a band from Belgrade, Serbia playing Irish Music.
		As a popular band playing Irish Music they are practically unique not only in Serbia but in the whole of Southeastern Europe, and further afield.
		The Celts have had several tours and numerous concerts (including in the Sava Centre, the largest concert hall in Serbia and Montenegro) throughout the Serbia and Montenegro, as well as some concerts outside the country.
	education.music.us /O/Orthodox-Celts.htm (612 words)

	Balkanarama: Serbia
		Zlatne Uste plays Balkan brass band music, including some Serbian songs, in the New York area.
		And if you want to hear a Serbian band playing Irish music, check out Orthodox Celts.
		Pesmarica Jugoslovenske Starogradske Muzike (The Book of Old City Songs from Yugoslavia), a fine collection of lyrics for 100 traditional songs from Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Macedonia, with information about bands and singers (headings in English, text in Serbo-Croatian).
	balkanarama.com /serbia.htm (289 words)

	Midwest Conservative Journal
		Having recently visited ancient churches in Egypt and viewed the Orthodox interiors, I am more and more of the opinion that the stripped-down Evangelical scripture-only no-ritual route would not be familiar to our fathers in the faith.
		It implies that it was Hunter’s orthodox Anglican theology that lead to his death.
		The www ‘spin’ machine has taken on this story but it is becoming the reverse of the usual liberal direction.
	mcj.bloghorn.com /3114 (1614 words)

	Eastern Orthodox Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Eastern Orthodox Church is a Christian body that encompasses national jurisdictions such as the Greek Orthodox, Russian Orthodox and other Churches (see Eastern Orthodox Church organization).
		There are approximately 240 million Eastern Orthodox Christians worldwide.
		[1] Eastern Orthodoxy is the largest single religious denomination in Russia, Greece, Cyprus, Georgia, Moldova, Belarus, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, FYR of Macedonia, Montenegro and many nations in Eastern Europe, but there are also large Orthodox communities in Africa, Asia, North America, South America and Australia.
	www.kiwipedia.com /eastern-orthodoxy.html (193 words)

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