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Moscow celebrates Epiphany with dip in icy water
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(19 Jan 2023)
FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4415607
++PLEASE NOTE: AP IS OPERATING IN RUSSIA ACCORDING TO RUSSIAN RESTRICTIONS ON ALL REPORTING RELATED TO THE ONGOING MILITARY OPERATION IN UKRAINE++
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Moscow - 18 January 2023
1. Various of religious procession, people walking to Epiphany ice hole
2. Deacon blessing water
3. Priest dipping crucifix into ice water
HEADLINE: MOSCOW CELEBRATES EPIPHANY WITH ICY WATER DIP
ANNOTATION: Moscow residents celebrated Orthodox Epiphany on Wednesday with the tradition of dipping into icy water.
ANNOTATION: Orthodox priests blessed the water before the religious event took place.
4. Various of people dipping into water
ANNOTATION: After the blessing, worshippers took a plunge into a chilly pond to commemorate the baptism of Jesus Christ.
5. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Elena (last name not given), resident:
"I dipped to be healthy and fresh. I wish everyone to dip once and you won’t be sick for a year. Happy Holiday to all!"
6. Woman dipping into water
ANNOTATION: Most worshippers take the plunge at midnight or on the day of Russian Epiphany itself, on 19 January.
7. People dipping into water
STORYLINE:
Moscow residents celebrated Orthodox Epiphany on Wednesday with the tradition of dipping into icy water.
Dozens of residents took a plunge into a hole carved into ice at the Ostankinskiy pond to commemorate the baptism of Jesus Christ.
The religious procession preceded the dipping with Orthodox priests blessing the water.
Most people take the plunge at midnight or on the day of the feast itself, which falls on 19 January.
Not all Orthodox Christian churches celebrate Epiphany on the same day.
Unlike Russia, Ukraine and Serbia, which celebrate on January 19, Greece, Bulgaria and Romania mark the occasion on January 6.
Some Western Christian churches celebrate the religious holiday as Three Kings Day, which marks the visit of the Magi, or Three Wise Men, to Baby Jesus.
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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4415607
++PLEASE NOTE: AP IS OPERATING IN RUSSIA ACCORDING TO RUSSIAN RESTRICTIONS ON ALL REPORTING RELATED TO THE ONGOING MILITARY OPERATION IN UKRAINE++
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Moscow - 18 January 2023
1. Various of religious procession, people walking to Epiphany ice hole
2. Deacon blessing water
3. Priest dipping crucifix into ice water
HEADLINE: MOSCOW CELEBRATES EPIPHANY WITH ICY WATER DIP
ANNOTATION: Moscow residents celebrated Orthodox Epiphany on Wednesday with the tradition of dipping into icy water.
ANNOTATION: Orthodox priests blessed the water before the religious event took place.
4. Various of people dipping into water
ANNOTATION: After the blessing, worshippers took a plunge into a chilly pond to commemorate the baptism of Jesus Christ.
5. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Elena (last name not given), resident:
"I dipped to be healthy and fresh. I wish everyone to dip once and you won’t be sick for a year. Happy Holiday to all!"
6. Woman dipping into water
ANNOTATION: Most worshippers take the plunge at midnight or on the day of Russian Epiphany itself, on 19 January.
7. People dipping into water
STORYLINE:
Moscow residents celebrated Orthodox Epiphany on Wednesday with the tradition of dipping into icy water.
Dozens of residents took a plunge into a hole carved into ice at the Ostankinskiy pond to commemorate the baptism of Jesus Christ.
The religious procession preceded the dipping with Orthodox priests blessing the water.
Most people take the plunge at midnight or on the day of the feast itself, which falls on 19 January.
Not all Orthodox Christian churches celebrate Epiphany on the same day.
Unlike Russia, Ukraine and Serbia, which celebrate on January 19, Greece, Bulgaria and Romania mark the occasion on January 6.
Some Western Christian churches celebrate the religious holiday as Three Kings Day, which marks the visit of the Magi, or Three Wise Men, to Baby Jesus.
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