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The article discusses the Orthodox Church's commemoration of Saint James the Confessor and other saints on March 21.

A senior Russian cleric claims that the closure of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem due to the ongoing conflict will not prevent the traditional Holy Fire ceremony for Orthodox Easter.

Patriarch Filaret of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has died at the age of 98 due to complications from chronic illnesses, as announced by Metropolitan Epiphanius.

Patriarch Ilia II of the Georgian Orthodox Church has passed away at the age of 93, marking the end of his nearly 50-year leadership.

Patriarch Filaret, a key figure in the independence of the Ukrainian Church, has passed away at the age of 98, as announced by Metropolitan Epifaniusz.

The former leader of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, emeritus patriarch Filaret, has passed away at the age of 98.

The Greek Council of State has ruled that same-sex couples can adopt children, affirming the constitutionality of same-sex marriage and adoption rights established in May 2025.

Patriarch Emeritus Filaret of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine has passed away at the age of 97, marking the end of a significant era in Ukrainian Orthodoxy.

Patriarch Filaret of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has passed away at the age of 97, prompting national mourning and tributes from religious leaders.

Today marks a significant day in the Orthodox Church, honoring the Saints Abbot of the Monastery of Saint Sabbas and others for their steadfast faith.

The Lithuanian Orthodox Church is seeking greater independence from the Moscow Patriarchate while adhering to church law, amid concerns about being labeled a security threat.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the memory of Saints Chrysanthos and Daria on March 19, as well as other saints recognized for their faith and testimony.

The patriarch of the Georgian Orthodox Church, Elijah II, has died at the age of 93, prompting a national mourning in Georgia.

The death of Patriarch Elijah II marks the loss of a significant figure in the Caucasus, where the church remains influential despite facing criticism for its ties to the government.

Ilia II, the leader of the Georgian Orthodox Church, has passed away, marking a significant loss for the church and the broader community.

The Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Cyril, Archbishop of Jerusalem, and other saints on March 18, marking the D' Week of Lent.

Ilia II, the leader of the Georgian Orthodox Church, has passed away at the age of 93 after nearly half a century in leadership.

Ilia II, the head of the Georgian Orthodox Church, passed away at the age of 93 after leading one of the country's most powerful institutions for nearly half a century.

The death of Elijah II, the influential Patriarch of the Georgian Orthodox Church, marks a significant moment in Georgia's religious and cultural history.

The Orthodox Church honors St. Patrick, the Enlightener of Ireland, and other saints on March 17, 2026.

On March 16, the Orthodox Church commemorates the memory of Saint Christodoulos the Wonderworker and other saints noted for their faith and ascetic life.

The Orthodox Church honors the Sunday of the Veneration of the Cross on March 15, 2026, marking an important spiritual occasion in the journey toward Easter.

The Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Benedict of Nursia and other saints known for their faith and spiritual teachings on March 14, 2026.

Aivar Sarapik, a priest in the Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church and former military chaplain, reflects on his lifelong commitment to serving others amid the harsh realities of war.

The article discusses the concept of Serbian imperialism as linked to the historical role of the Orthodox Church in the region, particularly in relation to Croatia.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the memory of Saint Nikephoros the Confessor and other saints on March 13.

The Finnish Orthodox Church and the Sámi people have convened to explore a potential truth and reconciliation process following historical grievances.

The Orthodox Church commemorates St. Theophanes the Confessor and other saints on March 12, coinciding with the third week of Lent.

The article discusses the historical significance and implications of the demolition of the Orthodox Cathedral of Alexander Nevsky in Warsaw, which symbolized Russian dominance in Poland.

The Orthodox Church celebrates the memory of Saint Theodora of Arta on March 11, alongside other saints recognized for their faith and virtues.

A conflict over a church in the Moldovan village of Dereneu illustrates the broader religious and political tensions in Moldova amidst the ongoing Ukraine conflict.

The Orthodox Church honors the memory of Saints Codratus and his companions in Corinth on March 10th, amidst the Great Lent season.

Lithuanian officials emphasize the need to eliminate Russian influence from the local Orthodox Church, which they claim remains dependent on the Moscow Patriarchate.

The Lithuanian Foreign Minister emphasized the need to eliminate Russian influence from the Orthodox Archdiocese, highlighting concerns about national security.

Former Archbishop Leo Makkonen plans to appeal his sentence related to the Karelian Language Society's financial discrepancies case that is moving to the Court of Appeal.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste today, March 9, 2026, during the third week of Lent.

The Russian Orthodox Church in Kenya has denied accusations of involvement in the recruitment of fighters for the Russian army amidst claims of exploiting young Kenyans' aspirations for work.

At least ten residents of a Christian village in Nigeria, including two parishioners of the Russian Orthodox Church, were killed in an attack by Islamic militants.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the memory of Saint Gregory Palamas on March 8, a significant figure in Orthodoxy.

The Orthodox Church honors the memory of the seven Holy Martyrs of Chersonesus today, March 7, as part of the spiritual period of Great Lent.

The Lithuanian State Security Department reports that the Orthodox Church is significantly involved in promoting Russian ideological narratives.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the Saints Forty-Two Martyrs from Amorium and other saints celebrated for their faith on March 6.

The article discusses the geopolitical implications of the demolished Church of Alexander Nevsky in Warsaw, which symbolized Russian Orthodox resistance against Western influence.

The Orthodox Church honors several saints today, March 5, during the Second Week of Lent, highlighting their profound faith and spiritual devotion.

On March 4, the Orthodox Church honors the memory of Saint Gerasimos of the Jordan and Saint Gregory of Assos, among others, encouraging believers to engage in prayer during the Lenten season.

The article discusses Dr. Vladimir Šumanović's research on the role of Serbian Orthodox clergy in the Chetnik organization in Dalmatia during World War II.

Today, March 3, the Orthodox Church honors the memory of Saints Euptrupius, Kleonikos, and Basiliskos, as well as Saint Theodoritos, the Hieromartyr and Presbyter of Antioch.

The Orthodox Church commemorates saints on March 2, highlighting their sacrifices and dedication to faith during the second week of Lent.

The Orthodox Church celebrates the Sunday of Orthodoxy on March 1, 2026, marking the triumph of Orthodox faith and restoration of the veneration of holy icons.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the Saturday of the Saints Theodore on February 28, 2026, marking an important spiritual day in the first week of Lent.