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Advice from the soul
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An adventurous journey to Greece
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Child of fate
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POWWOW Festival
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Barbouta’s water
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The most beautiful place in Greece
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Wer bin ich? - Franziska Probst
Wer bin ich? - Franziska Probst -
Wer bin ich? - Silva Narda
Wer bin ich? - Silva Narda -
Wer bin ich? - Asciany Ambriz
Wer bin ich? - Asciany Ambriz -
Wer bin ich? - Cristina Büttikofer
Wer bin ich? - Cristina Büttikofer -
Wer bin ich? - Erika Jäggi
Wer bin ich? - Erika Jäggi -
Wer bin ich? - Doris Ziltener
Wer bin ich? - Doris Ziltener -
Wer bin ich? - Maja-Ursula Maurer
Wer bin ich? - Maja-Ursula Maurer -
Wer bin ich? - Margrit Gertsch
Wer bin ich? - Margrit Gertsch -
Wer bin ich? - Cornelia Boltshauser
Wer bin ich? - Cornelia Boltshauser -
Wer bin ich? - Gaby Hauswirth
Wer bin ich? - Gaby Hauswirth -
Wer bin ich? - Lilly Kahler (Gebärdenversion)
Wer bin ich? - Lilly Kahler -
Wer bin ich? - Lilly Kahler (Sprachversion)
Wer bin ich? - Lilly Kahler -
Ayoubs Ferraris
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Mehrangiz
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Advice from the soul
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An adventurous journey to Greece
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Child of fate
- country:
Ukraine
- record date: 15/01/2009
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- rating: General Audience
Ukainian Easter in Prague
Ukainian Easter in Prague = Pastva is celebrated in the different day than in Czech Republic, because it follows Julian calendar. Every year, it falls on different time. 7 weeks of fasting go before Pastva. Easter is the most important feast day for all Ukrainians. The word Pastva came from Greek language and means “Coming” or “Salvation”.
Every year there are thousands of religious in front of Greco-Catholic church in Prague.
People bring the hand-baskets with various goodies, eggs, sausages, savoury bread etc. and wait for the priests to sanctify them.