TOP-10 most vivid Theophany photos from around the world

On the feast of the Theophany of the Lord, Orthodox Christians around the world commemorate one of the most important events in the history of the Church and celebrate it according to traditions formed over centuries.


Theophany bathing. Israel. On the Jordan River

 

 
Theophany in Palestine

 


Theophany in Antarctica

 


Antarctic station

 

 
Theophany in Istanbul, immersion in the Bosphorus

 


Theophany in Volgograd. Immersion in the font of a spring that healed the wounded during the Battle of Stalingrad

 

 
Theophany in Greece

 


Theophany bathing. Adelaide. Australia

 

 
Theophany. Kalofer. Bulgaria

 


Theophany of the Lord in the USA

 


Theophany in the USA, Florida

 



Theophany in Africa

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