US EditionReligious, Conservative Groups Mark ‘Family Purity Day’
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Religious, Conservative Groups Mark ‘Family Purity Day’
On May 17, the Georgian Orthodox Church commemorated the Day of Family Purity and Respect for Parents with marches and religious gatherings across the country, including a major procession in the capital, Tbilisi. The observance began at Kashveti Church on Rustaveli Avenue, and continued in a procession to the Holy Trinity Cathedral, one of the city’s most prominent religious sites. Senior government officials from the ruling Georgian Dream part…
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