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   In 2013, Mockridge was awarded the sardonic title Pascha des Monats (Pasha of the Month) by EMMA magazine for so-called Herrenwitze (sexist jokes) he made during a stand-up performance. [11] His alleged comments about an ex-girlfriend were stated as the reason for the prize.

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   Lucas Edward Britton Mockridge is Germany-based comedian who holds Canadian and Italian citizenship.

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   Oct 21, 2023 · Upon completing his school finals (German Abitur), Mockridge undertook a university programme in media and communications science in Canada, England and Germany, from which he obtained a bache Alchetron

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   Lucas Edward Britton Mockridge (born 21 March 1989) is a comedian living in Germany. He holds Canadian and Italian citizenship.

6. www.nationalarchives.gov.uk › help-with-yourCivilian gallantry medals, honours and other awards - The ...

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   The main civilian gallantry medals in the 19th and early 20th centuries were: Albert Medal – for merchant seamen, the Royal Navy and later firemen, miners, railwaymen, the army, and others. Edward...

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   Why is Pascha important?

   • Pascha, which commemorates the resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, is the oldest, most venerable and preeminent feast of the Church. It is the great Christian festival, the very center and heart of the liturgical year. Jesus' passion, death and resurrection constitute the essence of His redemptive work.

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   When was Pascha a problem?

   • At the beginning of the third century, these disputes were settled in favor of the Sunday observance of Pascha. However, difficulties with inadequate calendars continued to plague the local churches, until the issue was finally resolved by the First Ecumenical Synod of Nicea in 325 A.D.

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   What is the prototype of Pascha?

   • The prototype of Pascha is the Jewish Passover, the festival of Israel's deliverance from bondage. Like the Old Testament Passover, Pascha is a festival of deliverance. But its nature is wholly other and unique, of which the Passover is only a prefigurement.

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   When was Pascha celebrated?

   • However, difficulties with inadequate calendars continued to plague the local churches, until the issue was finally resolved by the First Ecumenical Synod of Nicea in 325 A.D. The Fathers of the Synod decreed that henceforth Pascha was to be celebrated on the first Sunday, after the first full moon of the spring equinox.

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   Why do we celebrate Great Week & Pascha?

   • The solemn celebrations of Great Week and Pascha are centered upon these events. The divine services of the Week, crafted long ago in continuity with the experience, tradition and faith of the first Christians, help us penetrate and celebrate the mystery of our salvation.

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   When was Pascha observed in Asia Minor?

   • By the second century the churches of Asia Minor had come to observe Pascha on the 14 of Nisan, the day on which the Lord was crucified, while all the other churches observed Pascha on the Sunday after the 14 of Nisan, emphasizing the resurrection.

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   Aug 17, 1998 · In the second century the churches of Asia Minor had come to relate the celebration of Pascha above all to the passion and death of Christ rather than to his resurrection. That is why they observed Pascha on the 14 day of Nisan, i.e., the day on which Christ was crucified (see below).