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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.

Former Archbishop Leo of the Orthodox Church was sentenced to a conditional prison term for serious financial crimes related to the finances of a cultural association in Finland.

Today, the Orthodox Church commemorates St. Procopius of Decapolis and several saints known for their monastic life and faith.

The former Archbishop Leo of the Orthodox Church is facing serious economic crime charges, with a verdict expected today from the North Karelia District Court.

The Orthodox Church commemorates today the memory of Saint Porphyrios of Gaza and other notable figures of faith on February 26.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the memory of Saint Tarasius, Archbishop of Constantinople, on February 25, 2026, as well as other martyrs revered for their faith.

On February 24, the Orthodox Church commemorates the first and second finding of the Honorable Head of Saint John the Baptist, one of the significant feasts associated with his sacred figure.

The Orthodox Church commemorates Clean Monday on February 23, marking the start of Great Lent and a day of spiritual renewal and fasting.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the Finding of the Sacred Relics of Saints Martyred in Eugenios, along with other saints, on February 22.

Archbishop Hieronymus of Athens reflects on his tenure and expresses his hopes for the future of the Greek Orthodox Church in a recent interview.

The Orthodox Church Museum of Finland has revamped its permanent exhibition in Kuopio to make it more accessible and appealing to a wider audience.

The article explores the process and cultural implications of how the Orthodox Church recognizes saints, highlighting their presence in contemporary pop culture.

On February 21, the Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Timothy of Symbols and several other significant saints who shine through their faith and asceticism.

The head of Valamo Monastery in Finland has stated that monks are allowed to use social media and streaming services, despite some concerns about excessive screen time.

Today, February 20, 2026, the Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Leo the Wonderworker, Bishop of Catania, along with various saints and martyrs known for their faith and piety.

The Orthodox Church commemorates Saints Archippus and Philothea of Athens on February 19, 2026, as part of its liturgical observance.

The Finnish Orthodox Church is initiating a truth and reconciliation process with the Sámi people, acknowledging past injustices and striving for healing.

On February 18, 2026, the Orthodox Church honors Saint Leo Pope of Rome and several notable saints and hierarchs for their faith and spiritual courage.

On February 17, 2026, the Orthodox Church honors Saint Theodore the Tyro, a prominent figure in early Christian history.

The Russian Orthodox Church is expanding its influence in Africa, aligning with Moscow's diplomatic and strategic efforts on the continent.

The Orthodox Church honors Saint Pamphilus and other martyrs today, February 16, for their steadfast faith in Christ, highlighting their sacrifices during persecution.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the memory of Saint Onesimus the Apostle today, February 15.

The Swedish municipality of Västerås plans to shut down a Russian Orthodox church, citing it as a security risk amidst political tensions.

February 14 is a significant day in the Orthodox Church, dedicated to the memory of all deceased Orthodox Christians, known as Psychosavato.

The Greek Orthodox Church honors the memory of Saints Aquila and Priscilla on February 13, alongside other saints and hierarchs who made a significant impact on church history.

The Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Meletius, Archbishop of Antioch, on February 12, coinciding with the celebration of Tsiknopempti in Greek tradition.

The Orthodox Church honors significant saints today, including Saint Theodora, a key historical figure who impacted the faith and church.

The Polish Catholic Church and the Polish Autocphalous Orthodox Church oppose proposed changes to penal code regarding offenses against religious feelings, advocating for continued imprisonment as a penalty.

The Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Charalambos today, February 10, honoring his legacy and teachings even amidst adversity.

On February 9, the Orthodox Church honors St. Nicholas, known for his unwavering faith and martyrdom in the face of persecution.

The article discusses the status of the Estonian Orthodox Church and its connection to Russia's war against Ukraine and the role of the Moscow Patriarchate.

In occupied Ukrainian territories, Russians are actively persecuting priests from both the Greek Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church under the Moscow Patriarchate.

Today, February 8, the Orthodox Church commemorates several saints including the Prodigal Son and the prophet Zechariah.

Today, February 8, the Orthodox Church honors the memory of several saints and figures from the Old Testament.

A Range Rover belonging to a priest of the Serbian Orthodox Church was set on fire in Tivat, rekindling questions about the motives behind such incidents.

Today, Saturday, February 7, the Orthodox Church honors the memory of Saints Parthenius and Luke, with several names celebrating their feast day.

On February 7, the Orthodox Church honors the memory of Saint Luke of Stiri, a significant ascetic figure in Greece and the patron of Central Greece.

The article discusses the Church of the Annunciation of the Theotokos, the only Greek Orthodox church in Iran, highlighting its role in maintaining faith and diplomacy.

The Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Photios the Great, Patriarch of Constantinople and Equal-to-the-Apostles, on February 6, acknowledging his significant contributions to theology and the preservation of ancient Greek literature.

On February 5, the Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Agatha, a prominent figure of the early Christian centuries and protector of those who endure trials with faith and patience.

In occupied Ukraine, Russian forces are reportedly persecuting and killing Orthodox priests who refuse to collaborate with them, as exemplified by the case of Father Stepan Podolchak who was executed for his refusal.

The Russian Orthodox Church announced a 'Week of Kind Words' following a period of restrained aggression amidst a harsh winter in Ukraine.

On February 4, 2026, the Orthodox Church honors the memory of Saint Isidore of Pelusium and Saint Isaiah, as well as Saint Cyril the Wonderworker.

The Cameroonian government has officially authorized the Russian Orthodox Church to operate in the country, marking a significant step in Moscow's cultural and spiritual influence in Africa.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the memory of the Righteous Simeon the God-Receiver and the Prophetess Anna on February 3, who were honored to welcome Christ during the Presentation at the Temple in Jerusalem.

The article explores why some Russian linguists believe that curses should be protected as part of cultural heritage and discusses the differing approaches to swearing in Russia and Poland, including the Orthodox Church's role and Russian restrictions on profanity in public media.

Linguists in Russia are advocating for the protection of curse words amidst rising concerns from the Russian Orthodox Church over increasing obscenity in society.

A US congresswoman is seeking explanations from Ukraine’s ambassador regarding the pressure on a parish of the largest Orthodox denomination in Ukraine amid attempts to transfer it to a rival church.

The Serbian National Council (SNV) will transfer its assets to the Serbian Orthodox Church if it ceases operations, as stipulated in the organization's statute.

The Mayor of Krasnodar has approved the construction of a controversial Orthodox church in a park, facing significant local protests against the project.