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Can anyone pass along information about a Saint Corina? (Корина) Could it possibly be common amongst Romanian, or Russian Orthodox Christians? This has stumped me.

A really fun activity for little ones and big ones alike is to play the game of "Simon Says" w ith an Orthodox twist. Substitute out Simon for one of the Saints, Panagia, or Jesus and select actions that reflect our faith. Here are a few examples to get you started... Panagia says... 1. Make the sign of the cross Panagia says... 2. Find an icon in the room Panagia says... 3. Give a kiss to that icon (venerate) Panagia says... 4. Touch the floor (like a metanoia) 5. **Point your finger at another person in the room** (oops, Panagia didn't say to do that!) Panagia says... 6. Sing "Kurie Eleison" like the leader Panagia says... 7.Give someone in the room a high-five 8. ** Cover your eyes** (oops, Christ wants us to walk in His light not stay in darkness** Panagia says... 9. Get down on your knees to pray Panagia says... 10. Say Amen Panagia says... 11. Give someone a hug 12. ** Tell your neighbor a secret ** (oops, Panagia doesn't want us to gossip) Encourage ...

Just posted: A 39-page Orthodox icon coloring book full of images of Holy Week, other feast days, and Saints throughout the year for you to download and print to use with your families. Click here for the printable PDF - select a few pages or print them all with minimal ink usage! Once again, please do not distribute this for profit in anyway!

Please forgive me that it has taken this long to find a good way to upload the Orthodox activities and lessons for you to download and print easily. I have just discovered www.scribd.com and begun a group called "Orthodox Christian Education" there. You can visit this site, join the group, post your own resources, and read hundreds of excellent Orthodox articles from the Church Fathers and Saints that have been posted by other users. I hope to post other resources from Youth Camps, Retreats, and Family Nights very shortly there too. ~ Hopefully, this is just the beginning ~ Click this link to the Scribd Orthodox Christian Group Wishing you "kali dynami" good strength for the remaining days of our Lenten journey to Pascha!