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“Who Shall I Be at Pascha?”: The Cross at the Crossroads

March 18, 2015March 18, 2015 · Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick
Today is exactly the halfway point between the beginning of Great Lent and the holy day of Pascha (Easter), the Feast of Feasts. It is usually right around now, three and a half weeks in, that many of us begin to be ready for Lent to be over. But the fast is only halfway through. We have two and a half weeks of Lent…
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