The priest explained whether it is permissible to sing carols after the death of a loved one.

The priest explained whether it is permissible to sing carols after the death of a loved one
The priest explained whether it is permissible to sing carols after the death of a loved one

According to ТСН: Famous priest-blogger Oleksiy Filjuk from Ternopil region expressed his opinion on whether it is appropriate to sing carols for those who have recently experienced the loss of a loved one.

The priest shared his reflections on social media.

The possibility of singing carols

“Why not — you should go sing carols. And what does the Word of God say: 'Bring to God a sacrifice of praise.' You go, singing carols to the glory of God, to praise the born Christ. And that star that shone in Bethlehem gave hope to the world. You glorify Christ — the hope of the world. You must go sing carols. 'Let everything that has breath praise the Lord' — everything else is from the wicked one,” he explained.

The correct date for celebrating Christmas

Previously, the priest also clarified which date for celebrating Christmas is correct — December 25 or January 7.

Oleksiy Filjuk's position emphasizes the importance of traditions in difficult times when singing carols can become a symbol of hope and support for those grieving. His opinion that carols can serve as spiritual support may be helpful for many people trying to cope with loss.


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