Orthodox Christians Begin Great Lent
Orthodox believers today begin the multi-week Great Lent, also known as Holy Lent, which concludes with the celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ – Easter.
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Orthodox Great Lent 2026 Begins, Details on Fish Exemptions
The Great Lent of 2026, the longest and most rigorous fasting period in the Orthodox Church, is set to begin on February 23 and conclude on April 11, with specific days allowing for fish consumption.
Great Lent Begins, Lasting Until Easter
The Great Lent for Easter begins on February 23rd and lasts until April 11th, with Easter celebrated on April 12th, bringing four consecutive non-working days.
Romanian Article Explains Lăsata Secului de Brânză 2026 Before Lent
A Romanian article details Lăsata Secului de brânză, celebrated on February 22, 2026, as the last day for believers to consume dairy and eggs before the 40-day Great Lent begins.
Clean Monday Marks Start of Great Lent on February 23
The Orthodox Church observes Clean Monday today, February 23, which signifies the beginning of the First Week of Fasts and the start of Great Lent.
Lent Begins for Orthodox Christians, Archbishop Joani Shares Message
Orthodox Christians begin the Great Lent of Easter on February 23, with Archbishop Joani of Tirana, Durrës, and All Albania sharing a message for believers, calling it a 'journey towards God'.