What color(s) do the Greek Orthodox dye their Easter eggs on Easter Sunday?
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i'm christian orthodox and we dye them red. jesus' blood
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it depends on the theme - thansgiving or easter etc...
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Traditionally, no matter the country, it is Easter Sunday.  The bunny is supposed to come on Sat night and the kids wake up to Easter Eggs and baskets on Sunday.
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it was a sunday, but I don't know if it was easter
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Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet
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easter is the day that jesus ressurected and people celebrate it to honor that.  its the day that lint is over and most (religious) people go to church.  the whole easter egg thing probably began because eggs symbolize life and whatnot and somewhere in the past it turned into a hunt for children to do.  and easter is always celebrated on the 3rd sunday of april.  the wednesday before is passover and the friday before is good friday.
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They are all different colors depending on the breed.  I don't know if I've ever seen a yellow one, except for those nasty peeps that show up around Easter.
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Easter 2013\nWhen is Easter in the year 2013?\n\nWell, officially Easter Sunday 2013 will be:\n\nSunday 31 March 2013\nThat is according to the Western Catholic Church.\n\nThe Eastern Orthodox Church will celebrate Easter on the 5th May 2013 which is a particularly late Easter..
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Green \n\nor maybe blue
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Yellow for ukraine and blue for italy
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Easter is a holiday celebrating the resurrection of Christ..
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This fun:\nElaine          Feminist/Atheist\nJerry            Jewish\nKramer        Roman Catholic  \nGeorge        Greek Orthodox?\nNewman      Seventh Day Adventist\n\nYour right ...Your right...\nLatvian Orthodox
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watching Easter Sunrise Service...Sun rising with 3 crosses in front of it!!!!
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It's usually the left.  I think Greek Orthodox wear it on the right.
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The colors of the eggs themsleves have about as much to do with Jesus as the bunny that delivers them.
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decorate like differnt bible times. start with the garden of eden hide eggs among the fruits, then go to the ark, tower of babel, jonah and other stories depending on the age group and time. then enter the new testamet where they start at the manger and go through the life of jesus. go to the cross and hide black eggs then.... have them go to the tomb and find the golden egg hidden in burial clothes. if possible have an actor throught, especiaaly in the end, playing jesus, have him rise( the true meaning of easter-make sure th kidsw know what it is) and maybe jesus can hand them the last egg. it is fun and the kids get the true meaning of christmas along with other bible stories.\n\n   this may not work on such short notice but mayber you can figure something out and it's a possibility for next year. GOOD LUCK and HAVE FUN!!!
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Hi! Try St. Peter first! Then St. Julian! St. George's cross is on the flag.