Patriarch Maxim Issues Christmas Blessing for Bulgarians across the Globe
97-year-old Patriarch Maxim, the head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, has served the traditional Christmas Day service at the St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral in Sofia.
97-year-old Patriarch Maxim, the head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, has served the traditional Christmas Day service at the St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral in Sofia.
Instead of the traditional snowy Christmas, several Bulgarian cities had temperature records on December 25, 2010, Christmas Day.
A security guard has been admitted to hospital in the Bulgarian capital with an injury he got while trying to curb a mass fight that erupted in a Sofia disco early on Christmas Day.
Thousands of passengers have been stranded at airports across Western Europe on Christmas because of snow and ice disrupting air travel.
The Union of Bulgaria Farmers demanded Friday two resignations at the Agriculture Ministry, Darik radio reported.
NORAD announced Friday Santa has officially left his home in Lapland to begin his trip around the world and deliver billions of gifts.
Unusually high temperatures have set new records in Bulgaria Friday, just before the arrival of Christmas Eve, the country's Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) informs.
Sofia is anticipating a charity concert on Christmas night at the National "Ivan Vazov" Theater.
A Bulgarian lawyer, who was arrested during the special police operation, codenamed Octopus, had filed a defamation suit against Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov.
The Istanbul City Hall is to restore the Bulgarian "St. Stefan" church, the Bulgarian news agency BTA reports Friday, citing Turkish media.
The father of the prematurely born baby, who died at the end of November in the hospital of the Bulgarian central town of Gorna Oryahovitsa, will sue the doctors who delivered it.
Christmas Eve marks one of the brightest of the Christian holidays for Bulgarians.
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Minister of Education Sergei Ignatov has staged a show of self-congratulation by awarding like-minded politicians from the ruling GERB party for their contribution to educational policy.
The Christmas Eve festive lithurgy of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church Friday will be presided by Patriarch Maxim, announced the church Thursday.
Traffic in Bulgarian capital Sofia has been completely jammed Thursday evening ahead of Christmas Eve on Friday.
Bulgaria's Culture Minister Vezhdi Rashidov has accepted the resignation handed by Alexander Donev, head of the Bulgarian National Film Center, on Thursday.
Sofia’s Brussels Blvd will be equipped with cameras, which will monitor the compliance of the speed regulations, the mayor of Sofia, Yordanka Fandakova, has announced.
About 80% of Bulgarians will celebrate New Year’s Eve at home and only 5% will go to a restaurant, data from a poll by the National Center for Study of Public Opinion (NZIOM) showed.
Bulgaria’s Health Ministry has announced it will pay BGN 25 M more to hospitals for the activities it is financing.
We have solid proofs that the baby was born dead, said Stanislav Hristov, who participated in the preparation of the expert opinion on the death of the prematurely-born baby from the town of Gorna Oryahovitsa.
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