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August 15th in Greece marks the Feast of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary—a day blending deep spiritual devotion with vibrant celebrations. It’s not just a religious holiday; it’s also one of the biggest name days of the year, honor
August 15th in Greece marks the Feast of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary—a day blending deep spiritual devotion with vibrant celebrations. It’s not just a religious holiday; it’s also one of the biggest name days of the year, honoring all those named Maria, Panagiotis, Despina, and more. Across the country, from village squares to coastal chapels, Greeks come together for a day of faith, feasts, and festive gatherings. It’s a beautiful reminder of the enduring connection between tradition, community, and culture. Χρόνια Πολλά!
Who else is looking forward to this? 😌🩵🇬🇷
the sweetness of summer ~ just around the corner
the sweetness of summer ~ just around the corner
With Orthodox Easter just around the corner (we celebrate this Sunday), I thought I’d share a fun little montage of attending church in Greece. 🇬🇷 ~~~ This particular church is located in my grandmother’s village, but the overall experience captured is the same across all our churches. It’s one of many reasons I love my faith because no matter where I am in the world, stepping into an Orthodox church feels like I’m somewhere familiar. I realize the modern song choice is a juxtaposition to the antiquity of Orthodoxy, but I actually like the stark contrast. In our ever-changing, fast-paced world, traditions that stem from 2000+ years ago can often feel a bit out of place. Admittedly, I question my faith all the time (both in terms of practice and belief), but I have come to appreciate Orthodoxy’s preservation of the essence and origins of Christianity. I don’t normally talk about religion in a public forum because I believe one’s relationship with God (or whoever you believe / do not believe in) is personal. But I’m always keen to listen, learn, and understand what’s important to others and why it’s important to them — and I hope those of you following LXS feel similarly. My faith has deeply shaped who I am as a person, and by extension, LXS as well.
Light, the ethereal element of nature. Both elusive and all-encompassing. It’s always held a mesmerizing allure for me. Growing up, we had a large window in the foyer of our house, the sun’s afternoon rays would pour through it, covering
Light, the ethereal element of nature. Both elusive and all-encompassing. It’s always held a mesmerizing allure for me. Growing up, we had a large window in the foyer of our house, the sun’s afternoon rays would pour through it, covering our staircase, and I would curl up on the stairs like a kitten. There’s a magical element to light that’s hard to put into words, a way of transforming the ordinary into something extraordinary. ✨
From yiayia’s kitchen ~ my favorite Greek breakfast, strapatsada (also known as kagianas) 🍳🍅 Does anyone remember the super important secret ingredient? 👀 hint: check our “Limnos Life” story highlight
From yiayia’s kitchen ~ my favorite Greek breakfast, strapatsada (also known as kagianas) 🍳🍅 Does anyone remember the super important secret ingredient? 👀 hint: check our “Limnos Life” story highlight
August 15th in Greece marks the Feast of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary—a day blending deep spiritual devotion with vibrant celebrations. It’s not just a religious holiday; it’s also one of the biggest name days of the year, honor
Who else is looking forward to this? 😌🩵🇬🇷
the sweetness of summer ~ just around the corner
With Orthodox Easter just around the corner (we celebrate this Sunday), I thought I’d share a fun little montage of attending church in Greece. 🇬🇷 ~~~ This particular church is located in my grandmother’s village, but the overall expe
Light, the ethereal element of nature. Both elusive and all-encompassing. It’s always held a mesmerizing allure for me. Growing up, we had a large window in the foyer of our house, the sun’s afternoon rays would pour through it, covering From yiayia’s kitchen ~ my favorite Greek breakfast, strapatsada (also known as kagianas) 🍳🍅 Does anyone remember the super important secret ingredient? 👀 hint: check our “Limnos Life” story highlight

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