Odds are you’ve likely heard this popular Greek Easter greeting, “Christos Anesti,” which means “Christ is risen.” This phrase is said often, and followed up with the response of “Allithos Anesti,” which means “Truly, He is risen.”
During the midnight service in the Greek church on Easter Day, the church often goes completely dark. Then after midnight, the church is reborn with candlelight as people light their tapers from the candles of their neighbors, all changing “Christos Anesti!”
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