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==Greek Synod==
 
==Greek Synod==
 
Is there a reliable translation somewhere of the Greek Synod decision? I am curious as to whether they made a distinction between ordination and/ore lay function for deaconesses. [[User:AlephGamma|AlephGamma]] 19:01, November 19, 2007 (PST)
 
Is there a reliable translation somewhere of the Greek Synod decision? I am curious as to whether they made a distinction between ordination and/ore lay function for deaconesses. [[User:AlephGamma|AlephGamma]] 19:01, November 19, 2007 (PST)
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==Broken links==
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Trying to work on the Romanian translation, I checked the links:
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The link in the 2nd reference to Russian Holy Synod (sedmitza site) decision appear to be broken. I tried to the antiochian.net article, didn't work.
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The two St. Nina links also "not found" (''book review'' and ''Interview'').
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Regards. [[User:Kamasarye|Iuliana]] 20:41, January 23, 2011 (UTC)

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Do we have permission to use this text? —magda (talk) 15:27, May 31, 2006 (CDT)

Permission granted as long as source continues to be acknowledged. chrisg (antiochian weblord) 2006-06-01-1214 EAST
Permission extended as long as source continues to be acknowledged. chrisg (webdirector http://www.antiochian.net) 2007-12-05-1016 WAST

In the Bollandists, Ste Geneviève (Genovefa) of Paris, at least in one of the Vitae they give, exorcises demons by oil sanctified by the bishop.

Greek Synod

Is there a reliable translation somewhere of the Greek Synod decision? I am curious as to whether they made a distinction between ordination and/ore lay function for deaconesses. AlephGamma 19:01, November 19, 2007 (PST)

Broken links

Trying to work on the Romanian translation, I checked the links:

The link in the 2nd reference to Russian Holy Synod (sedmitza site) decision appear to be broken. I tried to the antiochian.net article, didn't work.

The two St. Nina links also "not found" (book review and Interview).

Regards. Iuliana 20:41, January 23, 2011 (UTC)