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		By: SABRINA MESSENGER		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Do you know what&#039;s really odd? I&#039;ve gone to Greek Orthodox churches where they actually sell the evil eye medallions in their parish bookstore or at the Greek festivals! I found that rather shocking. But I was told since it&#039;s such a strong part of the culture, that it was ok for economia, but your article seems to contradict that. As I go to a Slavic church, we don&#039;t see that sort of thing much. Not that Russians don&#039;t have their own brand of superstitions or pre-Christian belief systems. Every culture does, I suppose.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Do you know what&#8217;s really odd? I&#8217;ve gone to Greek Orthodox churches where they actually sell the evil eye medallions in their parish bookstore or at the Greek festivals! I found that rather shocking. But I was told since it&#8217;s such a strong part of the culture, that it was ok for economia, but your article seems to contradict that. As I go to a Slavic church, we don&#8217;t see that sort of thing much. Not that Russians don&#8217;t have their own brand of superstitions or pre-Christian belief systems. Every culture does, I suppose.</p>
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