What Are the Orthodox Funeral Options? | Orthodoxy Fact vs Fiction

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In the first of a three part series, Father Maggos addresses many of the big questions surrounding death and funerals from the Orthodoxy perspective. In today's episode, we discuss what are the different funeral options available and who can qualify for an Orthodox funeral service.
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@skn9895 2 месяца назад

So, could a graveside service also be given to a civilian as well as a veteran?

@michellescorner4225 8 дней назад

do you believe a person can go to heaven if they are cremated and Christian?

@annunciationorthodox 6 дней назад

Father Maggos will be answering this question in tonight's live Orthodoxy Questions Answered!

@saravanorden8847 Год назад

I feel the biggest point brought up by non orthodox is that bodies are long gone after a few decades (generally speaking), so the point is not to preserve a body to be resurrected. If that’s true, then the issue is mainly the aggressive destruction of a body?

@lapun47 3 года назад

So organ donation is OK?

@annunciationorthodox 3 года назад

We'll be covering this topic in an upcoming video! Stay tuned.

@jairiske Год назад

Thank you, father!

@BioTheHuman Год назад

1:50 Excuse me? What about freedom of choice given by God? If the dead person wanted a specific funeral, why should you negate them that? Only because they were orthodox it doesn't mean that they want to follow it fully.

@烏梨師斂 Год назад

You have a post enlightenment mindset

@siervodedios5952 Год назад

@@烏梨師斂 Pretty sure the world isn't a theocratic playground for crazy, fanatical religious people.

@bonniejohnstone 7 месяцев назад

That’s like saying you want to be half married or come to work when you feel like it. Orthodoxy isn’t a club, it’s a relationship with God. All in or all out.

@bonniejohnstone 7 месяцев назад

My parish has a burial society with a trained group for men and a group for women. We don’t cremate or embalm. Our burial society washes the body, dresses the person, other techniques (keeping the eyes and mouth shut etc). There are prayers throughout. It’s normal for people to use a pine box to be buried in. In Summer a mortuary might keep the body chilled until the funeral. Besides that one thing and a burial plot, there’s no other cost the to family

@BioTheHuman 7 месяцев назад

@@bonniejohnstone Yeah and the person who wanted a different burial decided to leave that club. It's not up to you to judge them or make a different decision on what they've asked you.