Tattooing has held a long tradition in Christianity − dating back to Jesus’ crucifixion
From the 1200s to the 1700s, the custom of Christian tattooing was prevalent in Europe among peasants, seafarers, soldiers and artisans as much as among nuns and monks. They were getting crosses, ...
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Change Nothing
“Orthodox change nothing,” Father Sava adds. “The faith that was delivered to the saints,” Martin agrees. We pause before a ...
Not in Florida: White & Case Wins Dismissal in $135M Cross-Border Dispute
A federal judge found in a 51-page ruling that this international dispute over a family inheritance has no jurisdiction in ...
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The dark heart of Russia’s faith: a review of Lucy Ash’s The Baton and the Cross
The Russian Orthodox Church has a long history of close links to the Kremlin. It also has a key role in justifying the ...
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Is Your Catholic-Orthodox Family Celebrating Easter Together This Year? The Register Wants to Hear From You!
In 2025, all Christians will rejoice on the same Easter Sunday. The last time Catholics and Orthodox Christians celebrated ...
How To Explain Orthodox Easter to Children, Plus Kid-Friendly Ways To Celebrate
Orthodox Easter differs from Western Easter is several ways. Here, experts break down what Orthodox Easter is, when it takes place this year, and how parents can involve their kids in celebrating the ...