Vappu Dark is now officially a member of the Orthodox Church.
Vappu Dark is now an Orthodox. Jani Korpela
Presenter May Day Dark Dark is now an Orthodox. Darkness tells about the matter On their Instagram account.
– Today was an important day: I got a mirror and I turned into an Orthodox. Thanks (emeritus) metropolitan Ambrosius for mirha wrecking, discussions about the church and our family priest, thanks to my Orthodox. Janne Kataja And, of course, thanks to Teemu, for almost 15 years of your next to you, watching what an Orthodox lifestyle is, Pimi writes in her Instagram update on Monday.
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The event was spent with a small group. In addition to her and the bishop, the pictures of Dark are only the fresh godfather of Dark, Janne Kataja, a presenter colleague who turned orthodox in November, and Dark Teemu-spouse.
Mirha wrecking was delivered at the Orthodox Cultural Center Sofia in Helsinki. Mirha wrecking was provided by Bishop, Metropolitan Ambrosius. Ambrosius retired from the position of the Helsinki Orthodox Diocese in 2017.
Vappu Dark was previously a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Pete anikari
Dark was previously Evangelical Lutheran. Previously, the presenter said he had resigned from the Evangelical Lutheran Church and began the process to join the Orthodox Church. Mirha lubrication made on Monday was the last phase of the process. Because Dark moved from one Christian church to another, he did not need to be baptized again, for example.
Dark told about his intention to change the church in February in its Pimää podcast. In this episode, he also asked Kataja as a godfather.
The godfather of the Dark Dark Janne Kataja is a fresh orthodox himself. Henri Kärkkäinen
Dark said in the podcast episode that he had been thinking about converting an Orthodox for five years. Both Dark’s Teemu spouse and two children are Orthodox. Dark and spouse were inaugurated in 2013 in the Uspensky Cathedral in 2013.
Pimiä said in an interview with Iltalehti earlier that in Orthodoxy, he was speaks to the cheerfulness and mercy of the Church.
– It feels right. I have spent 15 years in the Orthodox family, I have been married to Orthodox and our children have been baptized in the Orthodox Church.