A Year Without Pascha. In my Orthodox Christian diocese, the bishop has cancelled Holy Week and Easter services over Covid. Rod Dreher . Apr 1, 2020 11:46 AM.

Orthodox Christians typically say “Pascha” when referring to Easter. The Orthodox Church follows the Julian Calendar when determining the date for Pascha, as it has done from the earlie… ...

On Pascha, Orthodox Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ and this feast is a celebration of the defeat of death. Western and Eastern Orthodox Easter celebrations on occasion, ...

SEOUL — South Korean film Pascha and Mongolian/German co-production Remote Control shared the New Currents Award, the top prize given to two films at the Busan International Film Festival.The ...

Last weekend we celebrated Easter and Passover. Now Pascha is upon us. The Rev. Gregory-Francis Des Marais of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church in Albany spoke with Robert Brill and shared ...

News; Spokane; New Eastern Orthodox Christian Church will celebrate First Pascha (Easter) at midnight Saturday Thu., April 25, 2019 The Rev. Stevhen Supica, left, of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox ...

Pascha is far more than just a holiday; it is the very foundation of the Orthodox Christian faith. It celebrates the victory of light over darkness, life over death, and God's love over sin.

How often do Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox Easter coincide? The holidays converge about once every three to four years − they last overlapped in 2014 and 2017 and will line up again in 2028.