Celebrations

Ivanonvden is the next in a series of important dates that start the new year. In the old style, the […]

Epiphany is one of the most solemn church holidays and is always celebrated on 6st of January. This day is […]

St. Basil's Day, Vasilitsa, or Survaki is a winter holiday known throughout the ethnic territory of Bulgarians. It is characterized […]

On December 27th we celebrate St. Stephen's Day. It is the third day of Christmas and the last holiday of […]

On December 20, the orthodox church honors the memory of Saint Ignatius, and the day is also known as Ignazhden […]

Nicholas Day is one of the most beloved winter holidays. The feast of fishermen, sailors, travelers and adventurers, and bankers. […]

Dimitrovsky month - that's how the tenth month of the year was once called. The name comes from Dimitrovden - […]

On September 1st, we celebrate Saint Simeon`s Day. In the Christian calendar, the memory of St. Simeon Stulpnik and his […]

Each year on August 15 thousands of people flock to the churches and monasteries bearing the name of the Holy […]

The holy women martyrs Kyriake, Kaleria /Valeria/, and Mary lived in Palestinian Caesarea during the persecution under Diocletian (284-305). Having […]

On the 29th of June, the Orthodox Church honors the memory of the holy apostles St. Peter and St. Paul. […]

On June 24 we celebrate an unusual day - Midsummer's Day, known in Bulgaria as Enyovden /Enyo’s Day/. The most […]