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Greek Baptism Traditions

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A baptism is one of the most important sacraments practiced in the Greek Orthodox Church. The day somebody is baptized into the church is the day that one becomes a Christian. A Greek baptism is usually done during infancy, but can be done later in life if one decides to convert. When it comes to…

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How to Make Baklava

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Baklava is one of the most popular of all Greek desserts. Greek-style baklava typically includes phyllo, butter or olive oil, a sweet and spicy filling made from ground nuts, and a syrup that usually involves honey. While the method stays the same, recipes can vary depending on the region of Greece and the individual’s preferences….

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Visit the Island of Ikaria

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Ikaria is one of those islands that makes you feel as if you’ve truly escaped the stresses of modern life. Located in the Aegean Sea, the island is known for its traditional way of life, gorgeous beaches and scenery, and for its unique diet. This is the perfect place to visit if you want to…

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Get to Know the Greek Dark Ages

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When we think of the heroes of Ancient Greece, chances are pretty good that most of those stories originated during the Mycenaean Age, which is considered to be a high time during Ancient Greek History. However, we do know that the civilization didn’t last and when it collapsed, what followed was a period in history…

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Common Culinary Greek Herbs and Spices

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It’s true that food is one of the biggest parts of Greek culture. Part of what makes Greek cuisine so special is its use of herbs and spices. Simple meals can be transformed by adding a pinch of this or a dash of that, in pursuit of the perfect blend of seasoning.What’s even better, herbs can be grown…

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Learn About the Greek Evil Eye (Mati)

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The Greek evil eye, or mati, is a curse given by one person to another by way of a spiteful or bitter look. This usually happens when the person receiving it is unaware of what’s happening. It is a negative energy, such as jealousy, anger, or hostility that creates the evil eye. Here’s what you…

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Visit Zagori on Mainland Greece

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Parts of mainland Greece are known for their gorgeous mountain scenery. One of those places, Zagori, should definitely be visited if you’ll be spending time on the mainland. It has become a popular fall and winter destination that has provided many activities over the years, including hiking, horseback riding, and trekking. Here are some places…

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Theater Was Invented in Ancient Greece

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Most of us don’t think twice about the theater. It’s a large part of our culture and people have been attending plays and musicals for enjoyment for years. Some of us even make a living in the theater world by working as actors, writers, or in technical roles such as set and lighting design. Did…

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All About Greek Meze

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There is a culinary tradition in Greece and other Mediterranean countries referred to as meze. This is a concept that closely resembles our concept of “appetizers”, but in Greece, it’s much more than that. These small plates are meant to be shared and enjoyed amongst friends and family over a long period of time. Here’s…

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Getting to Know the Tebtunis Papyri Project

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The Tebtunis Papyri is the largest collection of papyrus texts in the Americas. The collection is so large it has not been counted or inventoried in full, but is thought to exceed 30,000 pieces. The National Hellenic Society has been involved with learning about these papyri and also protecting them. Here’s what you need to know about…

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