A Different Date, Same Joy: How Orthodox Christians Celebrate Christmas
While many Christians around the world celebrate Christmas on December 25th, Orthodox Christians mark the birth of Jesus Christ on a different day. For Orthodox Continue Reading
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A Different Date for Christmas: When Do Orthodox Christians Celebrate the Birth of Jesus?
While the majority of the world celebrates Christmas on December 25th, there is a significant portion of Christians who observe this holiday on a different Continue Reading
Cheap Orthodox Books: The Art of Prayer
In this video I talk about the Art of Prayer compiled by Igumen Chariton of Valaam. Most of the sections are written by St. Theophan Continue Reading
40 Days of Preparation: Understanding the Orthodox Christmas Fast
The Orthodox Christmas Fast, also known as the Nativity Fast, is a 40-day period of spiritual preparation and fasting observed by Orthodox Christians around the Continue Reading
A Holy Night: Orthodox Christians Around the World Celebrate Christmas
On January 7th, Orthodox Christians from around the globe gather to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ, a day of immense spiritual significance and joyous Continue Reading
Orthodox Christmas 2025: A Celebration of Faith and Tradition – A general overview of the holiday and its significance.
Orthodox Christmas, also known as Epiphany, is one of the most significant holidays in the Orthodox Christian calendar. In 2025, Orthodox Christmas will be celebrated Continue Reading
A Season of Wonder: Unwrapping Orthodox Christmas Traditions
Introduction to Orthodox Christmas For Orthodox Christians around the world, Christmas is a time of great joy and celebration. While many Western Christians celebrate Christmas Continue Reading
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Why Orthodox Christians Celebrate Christmas on January 7th: A Look at the Ancient Tradition
For many Christians around the world, December 25th is the day to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, marking the holiday of Christmas. However, for Continue Reading