XXV (Voice)

Jul 07, 2010 20:37

Um... d-do many of you c-celebrate name days? I've n-noticed a lot of people c-celebrate their b-birthdays, but I haven't s-seen mention of name days.... I wonder if y-you're really considered a y-year older when you a-arrive only a f-few months before.... I was wondering if p-people did... wh-when they might be? I know the A-Archbishops will be on ( Read more... )

birthdays, curious about what other people might do, not going to mention his past week, name day

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not_riku_thx July 8 2010, 03:49:19 UTC
I celebrate my Name Day. January 25th.

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sancta_sedes July 8 2010, 04:01:07 UTC
That's a m-month after Christmas. M-may I ask who you were n-named after? If that's r-relevant?

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not_riku_thx July 8 2010, 04:07:55 UTC
After The Chronicles of Prydain....books, Riku found them for me, a long time ago.

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sancta_sedes July 8 2010, 04:10:46 UTC
I'm a-afraid I'm n-not that familiar.... But, it's s-still quite a n-nice name. I w-wish I knew the series.

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heinesangel July 8 2010, 04:50:35 UTC
What's a name day?

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sancta_sedes July 8 2010, 04:54:45 UTC
It's the f-feast day of the saint you were n-named after. But... it m-might have other meanings for o-other people. In Rome we c-celebrate them and b-birthdays.

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heinesangel July 8 2010, 05:03:16 UTC
[She doesn't know about a "feast day" is, but...]

Then that means you, the Archbishop and Father Anderson are all named after saints? I didn't know that.

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sancta_sedes July 8 2010, 05:06:35 UTC
M-most people are, at least... m-most people I know are. S-Sister is also named after a s-saint.

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sanctus_cineris July 8 2010, 05:31:28 UTC
Yahweh called mae before Ah was born. Frem mae mother's womb He pronounced mae name.

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sancta_sedes July 8 2010, 06:06:04 UTC
R-r-really!?

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sanctus_cineris July 8 2010, 06:35:46 UTC
Thaer es mooch importance en ae name, Alessandroo. God chooses et fer us fer when th' time es righ', we may live by et.

God calls oos each by name. Everyone's name es sacred. Th' name demands respect as a sign o' dignity o' the one who bears et.

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sancta_sedes July 8 2010, 06:37:24 UTC
I thought my m-mother named me....

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[Sorry, he can't really take that in, because he knows he's no defender of men.]

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toris_lietuvos July 8 2010, 07:42:15 UTC
I do. And I know others who do as well. Though for myself, my birthday and name day are pretty much one in the same.

[Okay, pleasantries aside.] How have you been? I saw what happened at the church ... [More than saw, he ran in to help others, but that is beside the point.]

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sancta_sedes July 8 2010, 07:46:43 UTC
Th-then you don't get two c-celebrations do you?

[Fortunately, or unfortunately... he has witnessed better kidnapping plots....]

It... it w-wasn't the worse that's h-happened....

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toris_lietuvos July 8 2010, 07:58:27 UTC
I suppose not. [Things are strange for him anyway, so he doesn't think about stuff like that often.]

[That's a statement he had not expected. And it's truly troubling.] I'm so sorry ... is there anything I can do for you?

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sancta_sedes July 8 2010, 08:21:55 UTC
I-it's alright. It was all m-more strange than anything... and, n-no one was hurt so.... I'm fine.

When is your b-birthday?

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rules_the_north July 8 2010, 08:44:46 UTC
't 's a Cathol'c th'ng. W' don't have saints.

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sancta_sedes July 8 2010, 08:53:50 UTC
I thought the n-Northern States s-still had some f-form of name days though....

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rules_the_north July 8 2010, 08:57:49 UTC
'n some regions, th' celebrate th' day of bapt'ze. [Of course there are still some days like Lucia and Martin, but he wouldn't count them as name days.]

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sancta_sedes July 8 2010, 08:59:56 UTC
Well th-that's similar then, r-right?

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