Ascension of the Holy Cross 2026: What Believers Lead to the Church for Holiness and What Traditions Are Respected on September 14th
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The Ascension of the Holy Cross is celebrated annually on September 14 and is one of the most important celebrations of the Orthodox calendar. In 2026, the faithful mark this day by prayer and retreat, and the church line foresees abstaining from sweet or full gathering food.
On September 14, the church celebrates the Exaltation of the Holy and Life-giving Cross of the Lord according to the Orthodox calendar. Here are the traditions, customs and ...
On September 14, Christians will celebrate the Exaltation of the Holy Cross of the Lord, one of the twelve major holidays with strict fasting and a number of prohibitions.
On September 14, Orthodox and Catholic Christians celebrate the Ascension of the Holy Cross, one of the oldest celebrations of Christianity. It is the only day in the church calendar marked with harsh post and deep prayer, remembering the pathies and death of the Savior on Golgotha.
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