Orthodox Christmas in 2022

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AKA Name	Nativity of Our Lord, The Incarnation of Christ
ℹ HashtagsCompiled on05:03	#OrthodoxChristmas, #MerryChristmas
Related Hashtags	#Christmas, #Orthodox, #Russia, #Djokovic, #Epiphany
2022 Date	January 7, 2022
2023 Date	January 7, 2023

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Merry Christmas to our Coptic, Ethiopian, and Eritrean Orthodox siblings who are celebrating the Nativity of our Lord today on the old calendar! Likewise to all Christians celebrating on this date! https://t.co/POgAPn4z86
— Wisdom of the Syriac Orthodox Church ♰ (@SyriacMalankara) January 7, 2022

Merry Christmas to everyone out there who follow the Eastern Orthodox Christian faith and who observe and celebrate Christmas today. We forget that this date has it’s origins in the old Julian calendar which predates the Gregorian calendar we follow here in the West.
— Rod Blagojevich (@realBlagojevich) January 7, 2022

Happy Orthodox Christmas to all those celebrating today! I'm taking the day off - making pierogies and enjoying the holiday with my spouse. #Christmas https://t.co/3C63OL3EAl
— Dr. Kimberley Daly (@kimberleydaly) January 7, 2022

To all the True Eastern Orthodox Christians of the world MERRY CHRISTMAS for today JESUS CHRIST The Savior Of The World, The King Of Kings was born in Bethlehem. KALLA CHRISTOUGENNA.
— opaman (@opaman) January 7, 2022

In far too many places those who cherish Christmas cannot celebrate it freely. To Orthodox Christians celebrating today, especially those facing persecution, we wish you a holiday that brings hope and peace. https://t.co/Hj7Nn66Jk4
— Office of International Religious Freedom (@StateIRF) January 7, 2022

Merry Christmas to all our Eastern Orthodox friends celebrating today! https://t.co/mJR9gGr328
— UIC Men's Soccer (@UIC_MSOC) January 7, 2022

Happy and Holy (and snowy!) Orthodox Christmas to all in the Orthodox community celebrating today. Let us remember the true gift of Christmas & the reason for the season is God’s son Jesus Christ. Isaiah 9:6 A child is born to us! A son is given to us! And he will be our ruler. https://t.co/wg0wRf4VU6
— Dan Reiman (@DanReiman) January 7, 2022

To everyone celebrating Orthodox Christmas - warmest wishes! I always keep my tree up and lit through today! https://t.co/WQ6Gl3ev06
— Sean Meloy (@MeloySM) January 7, 2022

It's important to note that today is Christmas in Russia. (They celebrate it on January 7th rather than December 25th, due to the Russian Orthodox church still adhering to the Julian Calendar.) When Christmas is overshadowed by a security crisis, it's a big deal.
— Clint Ehrlich (@ClintEhrlich) January 7, 2022

Merry Christmas to all of my #Orthodox family & friends who celebrate today following the Julian calendar. Hristos se rodi! #OrthodoxChristmas https://t.co/vKXCZWajs8
— Jill Vujovich-Laabs (@Gypsy2100) January 7, 2022

Orthodox Christmas in 2022

Orthodox Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. For Christians, it is a is a 12-day season that begins on December 25th and ends on January 5th.