Ascension of the Holy Cross 2026: What Believers Lead to the Church for Holiness and What Traditions Are Respected on September 14th
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Every year, on September 14, Orthodox believers celebrate the Ascension of the Holy Cross. According to popular tradition, the day marks the end of summer and the beginning of autumn. This celebration is also known in the people as the Snake and the Snake. Article Ascension of the Holy Cross 2026. Traditions and superstitions, why is held post on September 14 appears first on Romania TV.
The Ascension of the Holy Cross is celebrated annually on September 14 and is one of the most important celebrations of the Orthodox calendar. In 2026, the faithful mark this day by prayer and retreat, and the church line foresees abstaining from sweet or full gathering food.
On September 14, Orthodox Christians celebrate the Ascension of the Holy Cross, one of the most important celebrations in the church calendar. The Enoriasts in Prahova are waiting for churches for the service and the sanctification of the bush, and the day's row imposes a black post or abstention from the sweet food. A celebration of prayer and the post Ascension of the Holy Cross recalls [...] Article What traditions respect the Ascension of th…
The day of September 14 marks the Ascension of the Holy Cross. The only Christian celebration with a harsh post and prayer that appears both in the Byzantine calendar (orthodox and Greek-Catholic) and in the Latin calendar. It is the oldest of Christian celebrations and recalls the pathimes and the death of the Savior on Golgotha. The same day is also considered when the end is announced.
On the day of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, a strict fast is observed by the Orthodox Church, which is considered as important as the fast of Good Friday. The article September 14: The Exaltation of the Holy Cross – Who Celebrates Today appeared first on Documento.
Today, September 14, the day on which the Church commemorates the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, we observe a strict fast. This is a fixed religious holiday that has been determined to be celebrated on September 14 by the Eastern Orthodox Church. The Exaltation is commemorated by both the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church. According to the synaxarists, […] The article What do we eat of the Cross appeared first on Eleftheros Typos.
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