The Sunday of the Triumph of Orthodoxy is celebrated on the first Sunday of Great Lent. It is the celebration of the reinstitution of icons after they were outlawed for some time.
All in Traditions
The Sunday of the Triumph of Orthodoxy is celebrated on the first Sunday of Great Lent. It is the celebration of the reinstitution of icons after they were outlawed for some time.
Holy Water is a beautiful practice of Orthodoxy that engages the senses for tangible worship.
A church’s agape meal yields many fruits, especially community and conversation.
A Priest’s epitrachelion is examined closely to reveal stunning embroidery and symbolism.
Just as St. Simeon greeted the Christ child, so the children greeted the golden flames from the newly blessed candles as we celebrate the presentation of Jesus into the temple.
This winter, an unplanned Typika is celebrated when Divine Liturgy is snowed out!
Angie writes about how losing a pair of glasses can sometimes lead to baking a cake with her son.
Angie writes about on of her family’s cherished advent traditions: commemorating the life of Saint Lucia.