Dozens of young men lined the bayou in Tarpon Springs at the 117th Epiphany Celebration held by the Greek Orthodox church, waiting for a cross to be thrown into the water. It is said that whoever gets the cross will have a year of good luck.
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The commentator said they’re celebrating the birth of Christ! Noooo 😅 They’re celebrating the Baptism of Christ in the Jordan by John The Baptist. The Orthodox feast of the Theophany January 6th 💕🙏☦️
Did she just say he's blessed for the year to come? Like literally one year and what happens after?
As a non religious person, can someone explain what is happening please
How totally ridiculous…..at least it shows that life is all about luck, not fate. Strange message from a Church !!
How quick!!! 🙏🙏🙏