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Although Romania does not have a national religion, Greek-Orthodoxism is widespread (87%), making Orthodox Easter one of the most important holidays.

Easter dinner is a traditional feast in Greek-American homes that brings back the flavors of the old country.

The Eastern Orthodox religion's Easter (Pascha) church service can help parents teach kids about religion in a way that offers children great hope, love and joy.

Most people associate Cairo, Egypt more with antiquities and monuments than with mild spring weather, but Cairo can be a good place to experience the coming of spring.

Palm Sunday is a very important holiday for Greek and Russian-Orthodox Christians, being celebrated one week before Easter.

In the Greek countryside, Easter is celebrated with tender green vegetables and a slow roasted lamb. There is no better place to celebrate the rebirth of spring.

This healthy potato salad is made with olive oil, a monounsaturated fat that reduces bad cholesterol, and can sit out for hours without causing a risk of salmonella.

On the same trip, enjoy a relaxing European beach holiday and an amazing adventure vacation by learning how to rock climb - and more - on the Greek island of Kalymnos.

Metropolitan Jonah, the Orthodox Church In America's spiritual leader, answered questions on Christian parenting, sanctification, staying spiritual, and the Jesus prayer.

One of the more well-known Greek specialties is spanakopita, perhaps because of its creamy blend of spinach, cheeses, and eggs baked in a phyllo crust.

There are a wide range of holidays in the Russian Federation, official and unofficial. Here's a guide to public holidays and how they are traditionally celebrated.