"St. Olga of Kwethluk, Matushka of All Alaska," as she is officially known, was canonized June 19 as the first female ...

How is the schedule of Orthodox Easter different? There are some slight differences between how Easter is celebrated in the Gregorian calendar compared with the Orthodox calendar.

Easter is the most important holiday in the Orthodox calendar and the biggest celebration for Christian Orthodox Bulgarians. In the monastery’s kitchen, 5,050 eggs are being dyed red, a colour ...

Julian calendar followers celebrate Christmas in Lackawanna County Newswatch 16's Jack Culkin stopped by St. John's Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Mayfield to check out their Christmas celebration.

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Newswatch 16 stopped by Saints Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church in Scranton Sunday morning, where pews were filled for the holiday mass.

The calendar reform question is not discussed by the leaders of the Serbian Orthodox Church. Every year during the Christmas season there are always dozens of media reports and analysis exploring a ...

Any revision of the calendar by Patriarch Bartholomew would likely be rejected by the Moscow Patriarchate, which excommunicated Bartholomew in 2018 amid disputes about the Orthodox Church in Ukraine.

One Christmas Day, two calendars So, it is not that Christmas Day is held on a different day. In the Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant traditions it is held on 25 December, it is just that the ...

According to Orthodox calendar, na on 7 January dem born Jesus. More dan 200 million Christians around di world wey be member of Orthodox Churches dey celebrate Christmas on dis day.

All Eastern Orthodox kept to the old calendar until 1923, when an inter-Orthodox gathering adopted a revised Julian calendar that essentially mirrors the Gregorian.

The Orthodox Church of Ukraine, the branch that is separate from the Russian church, announced earlier this year that it was switching to the Revised Julian calendar, which marks Christmas on Dec. 25.