Orthodox Christmas in 2021

⁦@PepeNewsNow⁩ may be he is in the movie You did say it keeps getting more strange twists Btw yes Jan y is our Christmas as Greek Orthodox in 2017..the patriarchs come to our house to see you mom Out of the blue I told the priest Jesus was born on jan 6 Not today Yes https://t.co/Vl2qkdnOjD

— President-Elect TruthAngel (@ojpopstar) January 3, 2021

Merry Christmas to Egyptians, Ethiopians, Eritreans, Ukrainians, Bulgarians, and all other Orthodox Christian communities around the world who are celebrating today. https://t.co/dIOg0lIoy1

— Liana Aghajanian (@LianaAgh) January 7, 2021

It feels weird to tweet about anything other than yesterday's attack, but today is Christmas in the Serbian Orthodox calendar. In my continued effort to connect with my Serbian roots, I baked česnica (Serbian Christmas bread). I'm delighted with how it came out. https://t.co/5QwXqehMSk

— Jack Chanek (@jack_of_wands) January 7, 2021

Today is Orthodox Christmas for me & millions. Normally a festive day, my people in #Ethiopia’s #Tigray state are fleeing @AbiyAhmedAli’s #WarOnTigray. Millions displaced & dying: starvation, air strikes, war crimes. 60k fled to #Sudan. #TigrayGenocide #StopWarOnTigray #StopAbiy https://t.co/vyYrHl0Xk0

— Samuel M. Gebru (@SMGebru) January 7, 2021

It is coming up to Christmas time in Orthodox countries: including in Georgia where their winter old man gift bringer Tovlis Papa (or Tovlis Babua) wears white, drinks wine and carries a dagger. #FairytaleTuesday https://t.co/K5dLnnE6hb

— DreamSwarm (@Dream_Swarm) January 5, 2021

To all of our Orthodox Christian families celebrating today, Merry Christmas! https://t.co/Bt7HeN0rlJ

— Klein ISD 😷👍 (@KleinISD) January 7, 2021

Merry Christmas to all my Orthodox & Coptic Christian followers! https://t.co/KDWKvuyLf3

— (((it's DOCTOR, not Ms.))) (@NotOccupying) January 6, 2021