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Meskel is a Christian holiday in the Ethiopian Orthodox and Eritrean Orthodox churches that commemorates the discovery of the True Cross by the Roman Empress Helena in the fourth century. Meskel occurs on the 17 Meskerem in the Ethiopian calendar. "Meskel" is Ge'ez for "cross".

Ethiopian Orthodox Christmas, known as *Genna*, is celebrated with profound devotion in Lalibela, Ethiopia. Pilgrims gather in this holy city, famous for its rock-hewn churches, to participate in all-night prayers, hymns, and liturgical services. The celebration is marked by traditional chants, candlelight processions, and a deep sense of spiritual reverence, creating a truly awe-inspiring atmosphere. #Orthodoxtewahdo #Orthodoxchristmas #Sacredlalibela

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Ethiopian Orthodox Kidase is a sacred liturgical service filled with prayer, chants, and deep spiritual meaning, central to the faith's worship rituals. #OrthodoxTewahdo #EthiopianOrthodox

Meskel is a #Christian festival in the #Ethiopian #Orthodox and #Eritrean Orthodox churches that commemorates the discovery of the True Cross #habesha #art #holiday

Ethiopian Orthodox churches are steeped in centuries of rich history, dating back to the 4th century when Christianity was first introduced to Ethiopia. These churches are renowned for their unique architecture, often carved out of solid rock, and their preservation of ancient traditions and liturgies. Serving as spiritual centers they hold a deep cultural and religious significance, reflecting the enduring faith and heritage of the Ethiopian Orthodox community…