Looking at the season through the reversed perspective of the Orthodox icon of Nativity, we might grasp a better understanding of the world in which we live, with all the things that are plaguing it ...

This one, the Orthodox Christmas, is a very solemn time for gathering to church and gathering with family and friends to celebrate what we believe is the true meaning of Christmas, which is Christ ...

Millions of Orthodox Christians are celebrating Christmas today. The important religious holiday is similar to celebrations on December 25, but there are plenty of differences ...

SAINT CLAIR – It was a day of joy in St. Michael the Archangel Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Church on Monday as everyone celebrated the Feast of the Nativity of the Lord – Christmas &#8211… ...

Congregants of Summerville's St. Cyril and Methodius Church extend a warm invitation to the entire community to attend the Russian, Greek Orthodox house of worship's annual Christmas Nativity ...

Monday marks an important day for many Orthodox Christians: The Orthodox and Eastern Rite churches that follow the old Julian calendar celebrate Christmas on January 7.

Raw garlic dipped in honey offers an unforgettable way to taste traditions of Eastern Orthodox celebration of Christmas.

For Orthodox Christians, Christmas is a time of reflection not entertainment Orthodox Archbishop Lazar Puhalo is four days away from completing his annual 40-day Nativity fast. He refrains from ...

While the memories of Western Christmas are fading away, millions of Eastern Orthodox Christians will celebrate their Christmas Sunday, which they prefer to call the Nativity of Christ. Eastern Ort… ...

Ekaterina Dominick, Moscow, kisses an icon before the start of Friday’s Nativity of Christ Russian Orthodox service in Lewisburg.

Images of Orthodox Christians celebrating the Nativity around the world, from the Middle East to Russia.