The Moscow Patriarch and the entire Russian Cyril, the recalculation at the Savior Christ Cathedral and the traditional blessing of palm branches. Reporting this Tass.
Orthodox Christians meet one of the 12 main church holidays – the Lord’s entry to Jerusalem or Palm Sunday, who came a week before Easter. Today, the most important events of the last days of the worldly life of the Savior.
Before coming to Jerusalem, Jesus Christ resurrected Lazarus living in the village of Bethany. The news of the miracle quickly spread to the region.
A few days later, when their young donkeys entered Jerusalem, people greeted Christ as a king, the people gathered, “Mosenna Davidov’s son!”, “Mosenna in Vyshny!” And move the palm branches.
Behind the Palmik resurrection, follows the most difficult period of the Great Lend – a passionate week of great importance for a Christian every day.
“We should not forget the most important thing when you enter this week – how to prepare yourself for the resurrection of Christ,” Metropolitan and Volsky Ignatius said.
The priest remembered that many people, for example, thought that a hidden evening was held on a clean Thursday, just coming home, but first of all you have to clean your soul. In addition, the metropolitan, if possible, called to visit the temple every day of the passionate week.
Instead of palm branches in the Russian Orthodox Church, the rvb’s blessing tradition is associated with a cold climate. Verba is one of the first plants to solve the kidneys, so it was decided to use these branches as a symbol of the holiday.
Easter is the most important Christian holiday of Christ’s resurrection. The holiday is celebrated with special joy and seriousness. In 2025, Orthodox Coats with Catholic Catholic, and the celebration will take place on the first Sunday after April Full Moon. Which traditions should be observed today, what can be done and what cannot be done during a Easter week – In the material “Gazeta.ru”.
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Source: Gazeta
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