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Orthodox Church in Massawa, Eritrea, Africa Stock Photo

RME5PH2R–Orthodox Church in Massawa, Eritrea, Africa

Milan (Italy), celebration for the Nativity of Our Lady in the Orthodox church of the Eritrean community Stock Photo

RME5WK1A–Milan (Italy), celebration for the Nativity of Our Lady in the Orthodox church of the Eritrean community

Skyline sunset in Asmara, Eritrea. Enda Mariam Orthodox Cathedral, Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Kulafah Al Rashidan Great Mosque Stock Photo

RF2AEXD0M–Skyline sunset in Asmara, Eritrea. Enda Mariam Orthodox Cathedral, Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Kulafah Al Rashidan Great Mosque

Nigdet celebration at Saint Michaels Church in Asmara Stock Photo

RM2M481GB–Nigdet celebration at Saint Michaels Church in Asmara

Eritrean women in white hijabs at the Enda Mariam Cathedral; Asmara, Central Region, Eritrea Stock Photo

RMTDPXWE–Eritrean women in white hijabs at the Enda Mariam Cathedral; Asmara, Central Region, Eritrea

Enda Mariam cathedral complex in asmara eritrea Stock Photo

RMC37NG8–Enda Mariam cathedral complex in asmara eritrea

RFCTYPBH–Christian church in Africa

View to the Catholic Eparchy in Keren, Eritrea Stock Photo

RF2JAEXK4–View to the Catholic Eparchy in Keren, Eritrea

People Praying In A Church, Asmara, Eritrea Stock Photo

RMDA4GJP–People Praying In A Church, Asmara, Eritrea

Jerusalem, Israel - January 2, 2011: Syrian Orthodox priest holds Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Church Stock Photo

RMHGFFFA–Jerusalem, Israel - January 2, 2011: Syrian Orthodox priest holds Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Church

Exterior view to San Antonios Church in Keren, Eritrea Stock Photo

RFMHTN9G–Exterior view to San Antonios Church in Keren, Eritrea

Jerusalem, Israel - November 17, 2013: Syrian Orthodox pilgrims on Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Church Stock Photo

RFHN07A5–Jerusalem, Israel - November 17, 2013: Syrian Orthodox pilgrims on Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Church

St Maryam Deari chapel, lying in a baobab, Keren, Eritrea Stock Photo

RM2C19DRF–St Maryam Deari chapel, lying in a baobab, Keren, Eritrea

Eritrea, Asmara Easter Mass in the orthodox church of Asmara Stock Photo

RMA3FMPG–Eritrea, Asmara Easter Mass in the orthodox church of Asmara

RFHA3A2K–Eilat, saturday, wedding,

Stock image of Nda Mariam Asmara orthodox church in Asmara Eritrea Stock Photo

RMA03EJX–Stock image of Nda Mariam Asmara orthodox church in Asmara Eritrea

Girls at the Ashenda festival, dressed in traditional clothes and wearing Tigray style braided hair. Stock Photo

RMKK9FF5–Girls at the Ashenda festival, dressed in traditional clothes and wearing Tigray style braided hair.

Pastor Twoldo Medhen (Tewolde-Medhin Gebre-Medhin) (1860–1930), evangelical pastor, educator, leader and Bible translator associated with the Swedish Evangelical Mission and the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in East Africa. Stock Photo

RM2GKA61Y–Pastor Twoldo Medhen (Tewolde-Medhin Gebre-Medhin) (1860–1930), evangelical pastor, educator, leader and Bible translator associated with the Swedish Evangelical Mission and the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in East Africa.

The Ethiopian Orthodox Church claims to possess the Ark of the Covenant, or Tabot, in Axum (Aksum), not far from the border with Eritrea. The object is currently kept under guard in a treasury near the Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion and is used occasionally in ritual processions. Replicas of the Axum tabot are kept in every Ethiopian church, each with its own dedication to a particular saint, the most popular of these include Mary, George and Michael. The Kebra Nagast, composed to legitimise the new dynasty ruling Ethiopia following its establishment in 1270, narrates how the real Ark of the Stock Photo

RM2B0262A–The Ethiopian Orthodox Church claims to possess the Ark of the Covenant, or Tabot, in Axum (Aksum), not far from the border with Eritrea. The object is currently kept under guard in a treasury near the Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion and is used occasionally in ritual processions. Replicas of the Axum tabot are kept in every Ethiopian church, each with its own dedication to a particular saint, the most popular of these include Mary, George and Michael. The Kebra Nagast, composed to legitimise the new dynasty ruling Ethiopia following its establishment in 1270, narrates how the real Ark of the

An old Ethiopian Torah, called Orit widely believed to be a translation of a Greek translation of the Bible written on parchment in Geez an ancient South Semitic language that originated in the northern region of Ethiopia and Eritrea. Today, Geez remains only as the main language used in the liturgy of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Ethiopian Catholic Church, and the Beta Israel Jewish community. Stock Photo

RMFW7BN7–An old Ethiopian Torah, called Orit widely believed to be a translation of a Greek translation of the Bible written on parchment in Geez an ancient South Semitic language that originated in the northern region of Ethiopia and Eritrea. Today, Geez remains only as the main language used in the liturgy of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Ethiopian Catholic Church, and the Beta Israel Jewish community.

RME5WM57–Milan (Italy), celebration for the Nativity of Our Lady in the Orthodox church of the Eritrean community

Eritrea Adi Qayeh Just married orthodox christian couple leaving the church in the southern Eritrean border village of Adi Qayeh. Stock Photo

RMGE7WCY–Eritrea Adi Qayeh Just married orthodox christian couple leaving the church in the southern Eritrean border village of Adi Qayeh.

Church choir singing in Asmara for the Nigdet celebrations Stock Photo

RM2MAFCDY–Church choir singing in Asmara for the Nigdet celebrations

Timket [Epiphany] from the Orthodox Christians in Eritrea is the most important religious festival in Eritrea and Ethiopia. Priests carry boxes on their heads representing the arch of the convenant that is supposed to be kept in Ethiopia. Stock Photo

RMGE7WCX–Timket [Epiphany] from the Orthodox Christians in Eritrea is the most important religious festival in Eritrea and Ethiopia. Priests carry boxes on their heads representing the arch of the convenant that is supposed to be kept in Ethiopia.

RMC39421–enda Mariam cathedral complex in asmara eritrea

Orthodox Christian priest, in Ethiopia Stock Photo

RMCTYPBN–Orthodox Christian priest, in Ethiopia

RF2JAEXKN–View to the Catholic Eparchy in Keren, Eritrea

RMDA4GFB–People Praying In A Church, Asmara, Eritrea

Young priests with Ethiopian cross at a religious procession, in Ethiopia, Africa. Stock Photo

RMCTYPAJ–Young priests with Ethiopian cross at a religious procession, in Ethiopia, Africa.

St Maryam Deari chapel, lying in a baobab at Keren, Eritrea Stock Photo

RFMHWX7A–St Maryam Deari chapel, lying in a baobab at Keren, Eritrea

Jerusalem, Israel - November 17, 2013: Syrian Orthodox priests hold Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Churc Stock Photo

RFHN07AW–Jerusalem, Israel - November 17, 2013: Syrian Orthodox priests hold Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Churc

Calendar, January 7th, Merry Orthodox Christmas, on wooden background, illustration Stock Photo

RF2D4WGWD–Calendar, January 7th, Merry Orthodox Christmas, on wooden background, illustration

Asmara, Eritrea, Eritrea. 2nd Nov, 1999. At St. Mary's church in Asmara, couples exchange vows during an Orthodox service, marking the last opportunity to marry before the Christmas 40-day fast. Young women are marrying later and choosing their husbands, rather than submitting to the arranged marriages in adolescence, as tradition once required. Credit: Cheryl Hatch/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMPA729X–Asmara, Eritrea, Eritrea. 2nd Nov, 1999. At St. Mary's church in Asmara, couples exchange vows during an Orthodox service, marking the last opportunity to marry before the Christmas 40-day fast. Young women are marrying later and choosing their husbands, rather than submitting to the arranged marriages in adolescence, as tradition once required. Credit: Cheryl Hatch/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

RFHA3A22–Eilat, saturday, wedding,

RMA03EKX–Stock image of Nda Mariam Asmara orthodox church in Asmara Eritrea

RM2GKA622–Pastor Twoldo Medhen (Tewolde-Medhin Gebre-Medhin) (1860–1930), evangelical pastor, educator, leader and Bible translator associated with the Swedish Evangelical Mission and the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in East Africa.

RMFW7BN4–An old Ethiopian Torah, called Orit widely believed to be a translation of a Greek translation of the Bible written on parchment in Geez an ancient South Semitic language that originated in the northern region of Ethiopia and Eritrea. Today, Geez remains only as the main language used in the liturgy of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Ethiopian Catholic Church, and the Beta Israel Jewish community.

RME5WMMN–Milan (Italy), celebration for the Nativity of Our Lady in the Orthodox church of the Eritrean community

Devout congregation of Saint Michaels Church in Asmara at the Nigdet anniversary service Stock Photo

RM2M4HW7N–Devout congregation of Saint Michaels Church in Asmara at the Nigdet anniversary service

Timket [Epiphanie] from the Orthodox Christians in Eritrea is the most important religious festival in Eritrea and Ethiopia: Epiphany in Eritrea also celebrates the baptizing of Jesus in the river Jordan. After the ceremonies people and priests walk in th Stock Photo

RMGE7WCR–Timket [Epiphanie] from the Orthodox Christians in Eritrea is the most important religious festival in Eritrea and Ethiopia: Epiphany in Eritrea also celebrates the baptizing of Jesus in the river Jordan. After the ceremonies people and priests walk in th

Saint Michaels Church at Asmara in eritrea Stock Photo

RM2M1FP38–Saint Michaels Church at Asmara in eritrea

RMC37NFR–Enda Mariam cathedral complex in asmara eritrea

Choir girls singing at the annual Nigdet Feast Day in Eritrea Stock Photo

RM2M1H7PJ–Choir girls singing at the annual Nigdet Feast Day in Eritrea

RF2JAEXM7–View to the Catholic Eparchy in Keren, Eritrea

Artwork on the facade of Saint Michaels Church at Asmara in Eritrea Stock Photo

RM2M5BBJK–Artwork on the facade of Saint Michaels Church at Asmara in Eritrea

RMDA4GJ8–People Praying In A Church, Asmara, Eritrea

Young priest with Ethiopian cross at a religious procession, in Ethiopia, Africa. Stock Photo

RMCTYPB2–Young priest with Ethiopian cross at a religious procession, in Ethiopia, Africa.

Jerusalem, Israel - November 17, 2013: Syrian Orthodox priest holds Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Churc Stock Photo

RFHN07A9–Jerusalem, Israel - November 17, 2013: Syrian Orthodox priest holds Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Churc

devoted orthodox christian woman, in Lalibela, Ethiopia Stock Photo

RMCTYNXC–devoted orthodox christian woman, in Lalibela, Ethiopia

RFHA3A1E–Eilat, saturday, wedding,

RMA03ENX–Stock image of Nda Mariam Asmara orthodox church in Asmara Eritrea

Asmara, Eritrea. 2nd Nov, 1999. At St. Mary's church in Asmara, couples exchange vows during an Orthodox service, marking the last opportunity to marry before the Christmas 40-day fast. Young women are marrying later and choosing their husbands, rather than submitting to the arranged marriages in adolescence, as tradition once required. Credit: Cheryl Hatch/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMPA728J–Asmara, Eritrea. 2nd Nov, 1999. At St. Mary's church in Asmara, couples exchange vows during an Orthodox service, marking the last opportunity to marry before the Christmas 40-day fast. Young women are marrying later and choosing their husbands, rather than submitting to the arranged marriages in adolescence, as tradition once required. Credit: Cheryl Hatch/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

RMFW7BND–An old Ethiopian Torah, called Orit widely believed to be a translation of a Greek translation of the Bible written on parchment in Geez an ancient South Semitic language that originated in the northern region of Ethiopia and Eritrea. Today, Geez remains only as the main language used in the liturgy of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Ethiopian Catholic Church, and the Beta Israel Jewish community.

RME5WM5R–Milan (Italy), celebration for the Nativity of Our Lady in the Orthodox church of the Eritrean community

RF2JAEXM5–View to the Catholic Eparchy in Keren, Eritrea

RM2M5BBJH–Artwork on the facade of Saint Michaels Church at Asmara in Eritrea

RMDA4GK5–People Praying In A Church, Asmara, Eritrea

RFHN07AJ–Jerusalem, Israel - November 17, 2013: Syrian Orthodox priests hold Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Churc

RFHG9PWT–Jerusalem, Israel - January 2, 2011: Syrian Orthodox priest holds Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Church

RMA03EPG–Stock image of Nda Mariam Asmara orthodox church in Asmara Eritrea

Asmara, Eritrea. 2nd Nov, 1999. After her Sunday morning Orthodox wedding at St. Mary's church, FREWEINE ASGEDOM, 26, returns to her father's house in Abashawei in northeast Asmara to freshen up. She and her family will shortly host the gromm's family and friends at a lavish lunch, with dancing and drinking of 'mes', a honey wine. Credit: Cheryl Hatch/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMPA729M–Asmara, Eritrea. 2nd Nov, 1999. After her Sunday morning Orthodox wedding at St. Mary's church, FREWEINE ASGEDOM, 26, returns to her father's house in Abashawei in northeast Asmara to freshen up. She and her family will shortly host the gromm's family and friends at a lavish lunch, with dancing and drinking of 'mes', a honey wine. Credit: Cheryl Hatch/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

RMFW7BKY–An old Ethiopian Torah, called Orit widely believed to be a translation of a Greek translation of the Bible written on parchment in Geez an ancient South Semitic language that originated in the northern region of Ethiopia and Eritrea. Today, Geez remains only as the main language used in the liturgy of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Ethiopian Catholic Church, and the Beta Israel Jewish community.

RME5WM5E–Milan (Italy), celebration for the Nativity of Our Lady in the Orthodox church of the Eritrean community

RF2JAEXK6–View to the Catholic Eparchy in Keren, Eritrea

Church of Saint Michael in Asmara Stock Photo

RM2M6CB77–Church of Saint Michael in Asmara

RMDA4GHF–People Praying In A Church, Asmara, Eritrea

Congregation at the annual Nigdet at Saint Michaels Church in Asmara Stock Photo

RM2M1H7KC–Congregation at the annual Nigdet at Saint Michaels Church in Asmara

RFHG9PX6–Jerusalem, Israel - January 2, 2011: Syrian Orthodox priest holds Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Church

RMPA72A9–Asmara, Eritrea. 2nd Nov, 1999. After her Sunday morning Orthodox wedding at St. Mary's church, FREWEINE ASGEDOM, 26, returns to her father's house in Abashawei in northeast Asmara to freshen up. She and her family will shortly host the gromm's family and friends at a lavish lunch, with dancing and drinking of 'mes', a honey wine. Credit: Cheryl Hatch/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

RME5WM5T–Milan (Italy), celebration for the Nativity of Our Lady in the Orthodox church of the Eritrean community

RF2JAEXM8–View to the Catholic Eparchy in Keren, Eritrea

RMDA4GHJ–People Praying In A Church, Asmara, Eritrea

RM2M1H7A1–Congregation at the annual Nigdet at Saint Michaels Church in Asmara

RFHG9PWG–Jerusalem, Israel - January 2, 2011: Syrian Orthodox priest holds Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Church

Jerusalem, Israel - January 26, 2010: Syrian Orthodox choirboys read the bible during a holy mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea Stock Photo

RFHG9PTB–Jerusalem, Israel - January 26, 2010: Syrian Orthodox choirboys read the bible during a holy mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea

RME5WM7D–Milan (Italy), celebration for the Nativity of Our Lady in the Orthodox church of the Eritrean community

RF2J9YB59–View to the Catholic Eparchy in Keren, Eritrea

RMDA4GER–People Praying In A Church, Asmara, Eritrea

Choral singers at the Nigdet celebrations in Asmara Stock Photo

RM2M4CEMR–Choral singers at the Nigdet celebrations in Asmara

Jerusalem, Israel - December 26, 2010: Syrian Orthodox priest holds Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Chur Stock Photo

RFHG9PRB–Jerusalem, Israel - December 26, 2010: Syrian Orthodox priest holds Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Chur

RME5WMM4–Milan (Italy), celebration for the Nativity of Our Lady in the Orthodox church of the Eritrean community

RF2J9YB8W–View to the Catholic Eparchy in Keren, Eritrea

RMDA4GJW–People Praying In A Church, Asmara, Eritrea

Eritrean girls singing at the Nigdet celebrations in Asmara Stock Photo

RM2M1H7CN–Eritrean girls singing at the Nigdet celebrations in Asmara

Church of Saint Michael in the Senita district of Asmara Stock Photo

RM2M5JCY3–Church of Saint Michael in the Senita district of Asmara

Mosaics on the facade of Enda Marian Church in Asmara Stock Photo

RM2M0GF7C–Mosaics on the facade of Enda Marian Church in Asmara

RFHG9PR6–Jerusalem, Israel - December 26, 2010: Syrian Orthodox priest holds Sunday mass in the Syrian Chapel next to Saint Joseph of Eritrea tomb in the Chur