Ukrainians are celebrating Easter for the eleventh year not only in churches or their homes, but also at the front. Soldiers enjoy Easter bread, and military chaplains bless Easter baskets and pray ...

Ukrainian Easter eggs decorated by New York City-based pysanka artist Sofika Zielyk Credit - Sofika Zielyk As the war in Ukraine continues into the Easter season—with the Catholic and Protestant ...

For the nearly two-thirds of Ukrainians who identify as Orthodox Christians, Easter is known as Velykden, meaning “Great Day” in Ukrainian. The Orthodox Church of Ukraine calculates the date of Easter ...

For Sofiia Terebova, the quintessential taste of Easter isn’t roast lamb or creamy scalloped potatoes. It’s paska – the almost cake-like Ukrainian bread she’s enjoyed on the holiday for as long as she ...

Chef Sergey's Bakery, located at 134 Ashman Circle, is bringing more Ukrainian tradition to Midland with a sweet Easter bread called Paska. "Many Europeans miss this festive bread deeply, and we've ...

On Easter Sunday, Ukrainians around the world will fill up baskets with symbolic food and pysanky — the ornate, wax-decorated Easter eggs that Ukraine is known for — to present them to their priest ...

With the war in Ukraine destroying families, scorching the country and casting a dark backdrop for celebration, the light and hope Easter brings to some is even more special this year. The Observer’s ...

Easter Bread, or Ukrainian Babka, is one of my household’s most beloved Easter traditions. I come from a Ukrainian family, and my grandmothers would make Babka every Easter. When my Grandma wasn’t ...