Greek orthodox
Pope Leo XIV lands in Beirut during first Middle East visit
Pope Leo XIV begins a three-day visit to Lebanon, meeting leaders, touring five cities, and honoring victims of the 2020 Beirut port explosion.
Protesters break into Greek Orthodox Church in Nazareth, remove outer gate - report
JNF and Greek Orthodox Church to pay betterment levy on Jerusalem lands
‘East Side’: Netflix spotlights Jerusalem's dark real estate underbelly
Eastern Orthodox mark Holy Fire in Jerusalem
Called the Saturday of Light by some eastern churches, the holiday is observed according to the Julian calendar which the Orthodox adhere to, explained Armenian historian George Hintlian.
Coronavirus: Greek Orthodox Church forgoes Easter Via Dolorosa procession
The clerics were granted entry to the building, and soon afterwards the sound of prayers could be heard from within.
Muslim women spread Christmas holiday cheer in the Gaza Strip
Though most of Gaza's 2 million population are Muslim, around 1,000 are Christian, mostly Greek Orthodox, who celebrate Christmas on Jan. 7.
MK Bitan promises legislation to resolve Church land property crisis
In recent years, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem sold more than 50 hectares to private investors and developers.
Patriarchate files new indictment over ongoing land spat in Old City
It cited new evidence that includes recordings and forged documentation in bid to overturn the Supreme Court decision in June
Patriarch calls for day of prayer to reclaim Old City bldgs. sold to Jews
“We cannot remain silent while access to our Holy Sites is threatened and the hope of a lasting peace is diminished,” the Greek Patriarch Theophilus III said on Thursday.
Court rejects church appeal over Old City properties
When the sales were made public in 2005 Patriarch Irenaios was forced from office by Greek Orthodox officials and replaced by current Patriarch Theophilos III.
IN PICTURES: Epiphany celebration by the Jordan River
Greek Orthodox Patriarch Theophilos III leads the ceremony.
The history of celebrating Christmas in ancient Greek Catholic villages
Each year ahead of Christmas, villagers deck the streets with vivid displays of color, in a bid not only to celebrate the holiday but also in hopes of attracting tourists.
Father Naddaf is subject of year-long police investigation
According to Israeli media, police recommend the case be closed.