Greek Reporter2d
March 25th Marks the Annunciation, a Feast for Orthodoxy and Hellenism
March 25th is a significant date for Hellenism, as it marks both the anniversary of the Greek War of Independence and the ...
National Catholic Register2d
Feeling Anxious? This Annunciation, Give Your Worries to God Like Mary Did
Mary didn’t have all the answers — just unwavering trust in God. On this feast of the Incarnation, ask her to help you do the ...
National Catholic Register2d
Why JRR Tolkien Made March 25 the Day the Ring Was Destroyed
From the Shire to Mount Doom, Frodo’s path was mapped with the Church calendar in mind — a quiet testament to Tolkien’s Catholic imagination.
Independent Catholic News1d
Celebrating Feast of the Annunciation in Nazareth
The Feast of the Annunciation on March 24 and 25 is a momentous occasion of profound spiritual significance, commemorating ...
Catholic News Agency2d
Archbishop calls for defending human life in all stages and situations
On the Day of the Unborn Child, March 25, Archbishop Enrique Benavent Vidal of Valencia, Spain, issued a call to defend human ...
Independent.ie7d
Niall McMonagle on art: A medieval belief says that the Annunciation and Good Friday shared a date. That idea is in this depiction
Tuesday next, March 25, is the Feast of the Annunciation, the day when the angel Gabriel greeted a startled teenager in ...
Greek Reporter3d
The Classic Greek Recipe for Hake and Skordalia on March 25th
Greeks eat bakaliaros (hake) and skordalia on March 25th, the most important national holiday for Greece. The day coincides ...
The Local2d
Swedish Fika Calendar: What do waffles have to do with the Virgin Mary?
Hej and welcome to the latest instalment of The Local's Fika Calender, where we guide you through the most important cake, ...
Catholic News Agency2d
8 things to know and share about the Annunciation
Today we celebrate the solemnity of the Annunciation. It’s typically celebrated ... Here are eight things to know and to share about the feast day and its significance. The word is derived ...