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Estland, Gesetz verpflichtet die Estnische Christliche Orthodoxe Kirche, ihre Beziehungen zu Moskau zu kappen, Archivbilder

05.08.2026

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  • 30.07.2026, Tartu. Newly restored dome towers of the St. Alexander Orthodox Church in Tartu. Photo Margus Ansu, Tartu Postimees Tartu Tartumaa Estonia 1MA30JUL26Q43 Copyright: xMargusxAnsux Crane lifting an onion dome on a church
  • 30.07.2026, Tartu. Newly restored dome towers of the St. Alexander Orthodox Church in Tartu. Photo Margus Ansu, Tartu Postimees Tartu Tartumaa Estonia 1MA30JUL26Q3 Copyright: xMargusxAnsux Onion domes on the ground in front of a church
  • Estonia, Tallinn, Orthodox Cathedral of Alexander Nevsky, Toompea. Estonia, Tallinn, Orthodox Cathedral of Alexander Nevsky, Toompea. Tallinn Estonia EDITORIAL USE ONLY Copyright: x xMelxLonghurstx xEyexUbiquitousx MelxLonghurstx euphotos044954
  • Ostorthodoxe Alexander Newski Kirche in der Gegend von Toompea in Tallinn in Estland Eastern orthodox church of Alexander Nevsky in Toompea area of Tallinn in Estonia Copyright: imageBROKER StevexHeap ibxiqx17248936.jpg
  • Blick auf die Mauer, die das Zentrum der Stadt Tallinn in Estland umgibt, und auf die Alexander Newski Kathedrale View of the wall surrounding center of the city of Tallinn in Estonia and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral Copyright: imageBROKER JirixVondrous ibxiqx16098138.jpg
  • 06.01.2026, Tallinn. Traditional Russian Christmas festivities start on Christmas Eve, which is celebrated on 6 January. Russian Orthodox Christmas service in the Church of the Quick to Hearken Icon of the Mother of God in Tallinn. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees Tallinn Harjumaa Estonia 1MV06JAN26D23 Copyright: xMadisxVeltmanx The clergy among the congregation carrying out a Christmas service in the church
  • 06.01.2026, Tallinn. Traditional Russian Christmas festivities start on Christmas Eve, which is celebrated on 6 January. Russian Orthodox Christmas service in the Church of the Quick to Hearken Icon of the Mother of God in Tallinn. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees Tallinn Harjumaa Estonia 1MV06JAN26D19 Copyright: xMadisxVeltmanx The clergy carrying out a Christmas service in the church
  • 25.04.2025, Tallinn. The Estonian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate. Church of the Quick to Hearken Icon of the Mother of God. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees Tallinn Harjumaa Estonia 1EV25APR25A7 Copyright: xEeroxVabamägix Aerial view of a Russian Orthodox cross with Soviet apartment building in the background
  • 18.04.2025, Tallinn. Good Friday was celebrated in Tallinn yesterday with the traditional Way of the Cross. For the first time, this year, the Way of the Cross in the Estonian Capital led to an Orthodox church. The Way of the Cross, also known as the Stations of the Cross, passed through Tallinn Old Town. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees Tallinn Harjumaa Estonia 1SI18APR25B-11 Copyright: xSanderxIlvestx Group of people on the Way of the Cross procession
  • 18.02.2025, Tallinn. The Legal Affairs Committee discussed an amendment to the Churches and Congregations Act. The bill would effectively require the Estonian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, the Russian Orthodox Church’s presence in the country, to cut ties with Moscow and its Patriarch Kirill or face liquidation by the government. From left: Bishop Daniel, Artur Knazev, Steven-Hristo Evestus. Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees Tallinn Harjumaa Estonia 1TL18FEB25C13 Copyright: xTairoxLutterx Bishop Daniel, Artur Knazev, Steven-Hristo Evestus
  • 17.02.2025, Tallinn. Nuns from the Russian orthodox Kuremäe Convent submitted a petition to the Riigikogu on Monday rejecting the Ministry of Interiors plans to introduce a new law that would push them to leave the Estonian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate (MPEÕK). Photo Tairo Lutter, Postimees Tallinn Harjumaa Estonia 1TL17FEB25A13 Copyright: xTairoxLutterx Abbess Filareta Kalachova
  • 15.06.2023, Tallinn. The Conference of European Churches (CEC) will hold its 16th General Assembly in Tallinn, Estonia, exploring the theme Under God’s blessing – shaping the future . The Assembly is hosted by CEC Member Churches in Estonia, the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church and the Orthodox Church of Estonia. CEC is a fellowship of 114 Orthodox, Protestant, Anglican and Old Catholic churches from across Europe, plus more than 40 National Council of Churches and Organisations in Partnership. On the photo Metropolitan Stefanus and Archbishop Urmas Viilma at Kaarli church. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees Tallinn Harjumaa Estonia 1MM15JUN23P44 Copyright: xMihkelxMaripuux Clergymen