Miskaye Hizunan Medhanealem Monastery Graduates 27 Disciples
September 19, 2015
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September 19, 2015
Nobody may have any question on who St. John the Baptist is and what he did, and by what and how he is remembered, but, the contributor of this article enlighten on the significance of John-newness symbolism. Wishing all the readers of this article a HAPPY NEW ETHIOPIAN YEAR, let him take you to his contemplation on the era of St. John the Baptist, the “Divinity baptizer”, as an era and a day of newness; new era, new life, new happening, or totally an era of newness!
The Ethiopian Calendar has 13 months, 12 months of 30 days each and an additional month, at the end of the year, of 5 or 6 days depending on whether the year is a leap year or not. The 13th month of the modern Ethiopian solar calendar1 is one of the many unique ancient heritages Ethiopia has contributed to the entire world.
The Ethiopian calendar gives special consideration to Pagumen for a number of reasons. Let’s see few of them:
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Under the auspices and blessings of His Holiness Coptic Patriarch Tawadros II, the Orthodox Women’s Ministry (OWM) is excited to launch its first international Orthodox conference. The conference’s main objective is to establish an understanding of the role of women from a historical, theological and practical perspective in our modern world, and the general calling to holiness of men and women in the Body of Christ.