Wow, a beautiful smart lady

I will celebrate my Christmas on 7th of January. ❤ Orthodox Church!

In Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria and Romania people celebrate Christmas on 25th December, but in Russia, Ukraine, Belorussia, Moldavia, Serbia, Montenero, North Macedonia, Georgia people celebrate Christmas on 7th January.

Dear Dunya, not all orthodox countries celebrate Christmas January 7th. You should walk through greek, bulgarian or romanian streets on December 25th: everything was closed for Christmas.

@CyberQuince

6 ай бұрын

Watch the video till the end and you'll hear me say exactly that ❤️

Very Nicely done... 🎉 🎉 Just found your channel. Looking forward to seeing more past & future episodes!!

Discovering your channel today ... I didn't know about Greece , thx for the information.

Perfect presentation, in addition to useful infos, gotta admit -> looking good!

You should make it clear that it is December 25 on the Julian calendar, and that when it is December 25 on the Julian calendar, it is January 6th on the Gregorian Calender. It confuses people if you say it is January 6 when we are celebrating Christmas, but in actuality it is not.

You made one mistake. Eastern Orthodox Christians celebrates Christmas on December 25th even now. The different date appeared in the moment when civil governments decided to use Gregorian calendar but Church kept using Julian. To explain it better, in Serbia for example, Government decided to adopt Gregorian calendar in January 14th, 1919. when they decided that tomorrow day will be January 28th. But in Serbian Orthodox Church, day after was 15th of January, not 28th. So even today, when I am writing this comment, in Serbian Orthodox Church is 14th of December and not 27th, as you would think if you would check your PC calendar.

@CyberQuince

6 ай бұрын

I mean… ok, you’re not wrong 😅

@aleksandarstavric2226

6 ай бұрын

There is no such thing as "Eastern Orthodox Christians". Just "Orthodox Christians" Orthodox Church is One Holly Catholic and Apostolic Church and She doesn't have geographical position. This "eastern" thing is a western "etiquette" and it's not academical at all.

@CyberQuince

6 ай бұрын

⁠@@aleksandarstavric2226yes there is. I live in the Middle East and that’s what it’s called there. Google it ;)

@pajcka

6 ай бұрын

​@@CyberQuince So there are eastern and western people😂

@CyberQuince

6 ай бұрын

⁠@@pajcka www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Eastern_Christianity

Very informative video....as an aside Ukraine now celebrated Christmas on 25th..firdt time third year. Must visit Belgrade

@CyberQuince

6 ай бұрын

Merry Christmas ☺🎄❤

@aleksandarstavric2226

6 ай бұрын

Only uncanonical heretical "church" in Ukraine created by Zelensky celebrate on 25th but the faithful Orthodox Ukrainians celebrate when the Orthodox Church is celebrating

Hi what Is your nation?

@CyberQuince

6 ай бұрын

Serbian

@Max-bo8lt

6 ай бұрын

@@CyberQuince thank you

@ketsune23

6 ай бұрын

@@CyberQuince now i know why you are so pretty xD

1st april...the birth....7th of april the crucifixion....isnt this said to be the truth????....hence it was removed and replaced by april fools day

I had a Greek Orthodox father and an Irish Catholic mother; we celebrate Christmas twice. Until the clergy can figure out how to unify Christ's Mystical Body, two Christmas celebrations are fine by me. That there is still a broken body of Christ in 2023 is inconceivable to our family. Blessing and peace to our host during this Holy Season.

@zofilep3612

6 ай бұрын

Greeks celebrate christmas on 25th december though... How are you celebrating twice?

@gregcoogan8270

6 ай бұрын

There is no broken body. Rome left the Body in 1054, but the Body remains whole and intact, as it is the Body of Christ, therefore, it cannot be divided or broken up. Rome needs to return to the Church.