Orthodox New Year
Orthodox New Year Quick Facts - UA
| AKA Name | Old New Year, Serbian New Year, православний новий рік |
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| HashtagsCompiled on | #OrthodoxNewYear, #NewYear |
| Related Hashtags | #Orthodox |
| 2023 Date | 14 January 2023 |
| 2024 Date | 14 January 2024 |
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Orthodox New Year HistoryOrthodox New Year is celebrated as the first day of the new year as per the Julian calendar. It is a celebration of the year to come and is often referred to as Old New Year. It is celebrated by Orthodox churches in Russia, Serbia, and other Eastern European countries on January 14. Although most countries have adopted the Gregorian calendar, where New Year's Day is January 1, the Orthodox Church still follows the Julian calendar. This mean it observes Christmas on January 7 and New Year's a week later. Top Tweets for Orthodox New Year -Updated
Orthodox New Year Facts
In the News and Trending for Orthodox New YearUpdated ‘It is safe here’: Ukrainian refugees ring in Orthodox New Year in Smiths Fallsinsideottawavalley.com Archiepiscopal Encyclical on the New Year - 2023 - Encyclicals - Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Americagoarch.org St. Benedict Orthodox Church starts new year with blessing of Lake Wichitatexomashomepage.com Orthodox New Year 2023, Belgrade Waterfrontyoutube.com
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Orthodox New Year's Day References and Related SitesCarl S. Tyneh, Orthodox Christianity: Overview and Bibliography, Nova Publishers, 2003 |
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