Blessing in the Catholic Church

Today, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church pays homage to St. Charalampius the Miracle Maker, commemorating his steadfast faith and miraculous deeds. This revered occasion holds special significance, marked by a unique tradition of consecrating honey with a special prayer after the liturgy, believed to bestow health and blessings upon those who partake.

As Bulgarians mark Christmas Eve on December 24, it signifies not just the day before the birth of the Son of God but also a cherished occasion for family gatherings and time-honored customs. Today holds special significance as it marks the culmination of the Christmas fast, a 40-day spiritual journey observed by many.

On 6th of January every year, Bulgaria marks St. Jordan's Day (Epiphany). It falls on the twelfth day after Christmas and marks the day Jesus was baptised in the Jordan River by John the Baptist,reports BNT. 

On 6th of January every year, Bulgaria marks St. Jordan's Day (Epiphany). It falls on the twelfth day after Christmas and marks the day Jesus was baptised in the Jordan River by John the Baptist,reports BNT. 

The reformation has definitely come along way since German priest Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of the castle Church in Germany in 1517. In fact it has come such a long way that now you can receive blessings from a robot!