February 28

On February 28, Eastern Orthodox Christians around the world mark the liturgical commemorations assigned to this date in the church calendar. Services often include the chanting of hymns, the reading of scripture passages, and special prayers venerating the memory of saints and martyrs honored on this day. The faithful gather for the Divine Liturgy and may participate in traditions such as the blessing of bread and wine. Regional churches feature unique local customs, reflecting diverse Orthodox heritage across Greece, Russia, the Balkans, and beyond. The observance fosters spiritual reflection and connects worshippers with centuries of Christian tradition. Through these rituals, believers draw inspiration from the examples of holiness and piety set by those commemorated. This day serves as a heartfelt reminder of the continuity of faith and the power of communal worship in the Orthodox Church.

On February 28, Eastern Orthodox Christians around the world mark the liturgical commemorations assigned to this date in the church calendar. Services often include the chanting of hymns, the reading of scripture passages, and special prayers venerating the memory of saints and martyrs honored on this day. The faithful gather for the Divine Liturgy and may participate in traditions such as the blessing of bread and wine. Regional churches feature unique local customs, reflecting diverse Orthodox heritage across Greece, Russia, the Balkans, and beyond. The observance fosters spiritual reflection and connects worshippers with centuries of Christian tradition. Through these rituals, believers draw inspiration from the examples of holiness and piety set by those commemorated. This day serves as a heartfelt reminder of the continuity of faith and the power of communal worship in the Orthodox Church.