Foreign dignitaries congratulate Georgians on Orthodox Easter
Orthodox Christians in Georgia and worldwide are celebrating today the most important Christian holiday - Easter - the resurrection of the martyred Christ. Photo via EU in Georgia
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Foreign ambassadors and international missions in Georgia have extended their messages of congratulation to Orthodox Christians in Georgia, who are celebrating Easter, the resurrection of the martyred Christ.
The delegation of the European Union to Georgia wished Happy Easter to the ones celebrating Easter today in Georgia and “many people in the EU”.
In his social media post, the German Ambassador Peter Fischer congratulated all who are celebrating Easter today and said Christ’s way was “the way of peace, truth and non-violence. Let it be our way”.
Hadas Meitzad, the Ambassador of Israel to Georgia, said she was “delighted to witness the joy among believers and the grace of the Holy Fire”, and wished everyone a “happy celebration of the renewed faith and hope”.
The French Ambassador Sheraz Gasri wished all Georgians “peace, unity and strength”.
The embassies of the United States, United Kingdom, Switzerland and Austria also extended congratulations to Orthodox Christians and wished them a happy Easter.
Orthodox Christians in Georgia and worldwide are celebrating today the most important Christian holiday - Easter - the resurrection of the martyred Christ.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and the representatives of executive and legislative authorities joined the liturgy service held last night at the Sioni Cathedral in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi to celebrate Easter, the resurrection of the martyred Christ.
Orthodox Christians in Georgia and worldwide are celebrating today the most important Christian holiday - Easter - the resurrection of the martyred Christ.
The Catholicos Patriarch of Georgia Ilia II delivered his annual Christmas epistle ahead of Christmas mass last night at the Sioni Cathedral in Tbilisi, in which he “especially” congratulated Ukrainian children, affected by the “severe” consequences of the war, on Christmas, as well as all Georgians and compatriots living abroad, highlighting the “utmost significance” of justice and unity as Georgia has been facing many challenges due to its “difficult” geopolitical risks.
Georgian officials and institutions on Sunday wished Happy Easter to everyone celebrating the Christian holiday today in Georgia and across the world.