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Alithos (anésti) o Kyrios! Dear Beloved in Christ, If you look closely above, you'll notice that the Paschal greeting is a little longer. Often in Greece a person will respond to "Christos Anesti!" with "Alithos o Kyrios!" which means literally, "Truly the Lord!" This greeting is a shortening of "Alithos anesti o Kyrios.
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"Alithos o Kyrios," she responds, before muttering something in Greek. Kei catches 'why' and 'boyfriends' and tries not to assume the worst as he nods along to whatever she says. "Kei," his mother calls and he sighs at being pulled around the kitchen like a rag doll.
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Alithos Anesti say: ah-lee-THOHSS ah-NES-tee. Alithinos o Kyrios say: ah-lee-thee-NOHSS o KEE-ree-yohss. It is the custom to carry the Eternal Flame home and use it to make the sign of the cross on the door frame in smoke. The smoke cross is left there throughout the year, symbolizing that the light of the Resurrection has blessed the home.
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The correct response is to say 'Alithos o Kyrios,' (Truly, the Lord). Anastasi could also be called Greece's night of the big bang, as tradition has it that at the point when the Christos Anesti hymn commences, there is a startling explosion of fire crackers (varelota) that are launched high and low.
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On Easter Saturday people attend church once more for the resurrection of Christ. Upon exit of the church people will look to each other and say "Christos Anesti" - "Christ has risen" and others will respond with "Alithos Anesti" - "Truly [Christ has] risen" or "Alithos o Kyrios" - "Truly the lord [has risen]".
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The correct response is to say 'Alithos o Kyrios,' (Truly, the Lord). Anastasi could also be called Greece's night of the big bang, as tradition has it that at the point when the Christos Anesti hymn commences, there is a startling explosion of fire crackers (varelota) that are launched high and low. The church courtyard can at times feel.
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The phrase "Alithos o Kyrios!" is actually a shortened version of the complete response, which is "Alithos anesti o Kyrios!" meaning "Truly the Lord is risen!" This fuller response is often used in liturgical services during the 40-day Paschal period, which begins on Easter Sunday and ends with the Feast of Ascension..
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Well, it's exactly the same using an Easter egg! Each guest at the table selects an egg and bumps ("tsougrizei") his egg with the other's accompanied by the wish: "Christos Anesti", which means "Christ has Risen", and the other responds: "Alithos o Kyrios", which means "Truly He Has".
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In response, they will say "Alithos Anesti" (ah-lee-THOHSS ah-NES-tee, "truly, He is risen") or "Alithinos o Kyrios" (ah-lee-thee-NOHSS o KEE-ree-yohss, "true is the Lord"). As soon as "Christos Anesti" is called out, it is also the custom for church bells to ring joyously non-stop. Ships in ports all over Greece join in by sounding their horns.
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What is Alithos O Kyrios? The correct response is to say 'Alithos o Kyrios,' (Truly, the Lord). Anastasi could also be called Greece's night of the big bang, as tradition has it that at the point when the Christos Anesti hymn commences, there is a startling explosion of fire crackers (varelota) that are launched high and low.
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Kyrios or kurios (Greek: κύριος, romanized: kū́rios (ancient), kyrios (modern)) is a Greek word that is usually translated as "lord" or "master". It is used in the Septuagint translation of the Hebrew scriptures about 7000 times, in particular translating the name YHWH (the Tetragrammaton), and it appears in the Koine Greek New Testament about 740 times, usually referring to Jesus.
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The faithful bring candles ("lambathes") to the church, which are lit at midnight with the "Holy Fire" from Jerusalem (taken from the Holy Sepulchre) when the priest proclaims, "Christos anesti!" (Christ is risen!), to which the faithful reply: "Alithos anesti!" (Truly, He is risen!), or "Alithos o Kyrios" (Truly, the Lord.
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Followed by "Alithos O'Kyrios," meaning "Truly, he is risen." You won't catch a single member of the family utter a single word to one another until these phrases are exchanged.
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(Christ is risen!) those assembled reply Alithos anesti! (Truly, He is risen!) or Alithos o Kyrios (Truly, the Lord.) In a display of community unlike any other, churchgoers will pass the flame.
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Greek: ·(Christianity) Truly he is risen (traditional Greek paschal (Easter) reply)