Tag: Greek Orthodox

Tsiknopempti: Flavour, fire, and fellowship across Cyprus

Across Cyprus, the scent of grilled meat fills the air today as families, friends and entire communities come together to celebrate Tsiknopempti, a beloved...

Tychikos hearing set for Friday at Ecumenical Patriarchate

The Tychikos hearing before the Ecumenical Patriarchate is scheduled for Friday at 11:30, following the former Metropolitan of Paphos’s appeal against his removal from...

ON THIS DAY: Council of Nicaea defined Christian Orthodoxy (325)

On this day in 325 AD, the Council of Nicaea concluded after weeks of fierce debate that would shape the future of Christianity. Convened...

Saint Barnabas and the roots of the Church of Cyprus

Today marks the feast of Saint Barnabas, the founder and patron saint of the Church of Cyprus, a figure deeply embedded in both the...

Cyprus celebrates Kataklysmos: flood, faith, and festivity

Cypriots are celebrating Kataklysmos this Monday- a unique public holiday deeply rooted in both Christian tradition and local folklore. The name comes from the...

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ON THIS DAY: Anne Frank was gifted her diary (1942)

A birthday gift that became history On June 12, 1942,...
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