Preoţi bulgari le-au oferit credincioşilor miere ”sfinţită” care ar vindeca toate bolile, inclusiv COVID-19

epa09000657 A Bulgarian Orthodox priest sings as he leads a holy mass for the 'sanctification of honey' at the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin church in the town of Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, 10 February 2021. Honey and beehives are sanctified by performing rituals for health and prosperity. On St. Haralambos' Day, who according to tradition is the lord of all illnesses, sick or blind people go to church and pray for healing. Housework is strictly forbidden on that day over fears of any illness, with women being only allowed to bake traditional bread for the occasion. The honey is then consecrated at the local church and then all the bread is coated with that honey. The rest of it will be kept as a remedy at home. EPA-EFE/VASSIL DONEV

epa09000664 Bulgarian Orthodox faithfuls light candles during a holy mass for the 'sanctification of honey' at the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin church in the town of Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, 10 February 2021. Honey and beehives are sanctified by performing rituals for health and prosperity. On St. Haralambos' Day, who according to tradition is the lord of all illnesses, sick or blind people go to church and pray for healing. Housework is strictly forbidden on that day over fears of any illness, with women being only allowed to bake traditional bread for the occasion. The honey is then consecrated at the local church and then all the bread is coated with that honey. The rest of it will be kept as a remedy at home. EPA-EFE/VASSIL DONEV

epa09000665 Bulgarian Orthodox faithfuls light candles attached to jars of honey during a holy mass for the 'sanctification of honey' at the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin church in the town of Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, 10 February 2021. Honey and beehives are sanctified by performing rituals for health and prosperity. On St. Haralambos' Day, who according to tradition is the lord of all illnesses, sick or blind people go to church and pray for healing. Housework is strictly forbidden on that day over fears of any illness, with women being only allowed to bake traditional bread for the occasion. The honey is then consecrated at the local church and then all the bread is coated with that honey. The rest of it will be kept as a remedy at home. EPA-EFE/VASSIL DONEV

epa09000669 Bulgarian Orthodox faithfuls light candles attached to jars of honey during a holy mass for the 'sanctification of honey' at the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin church in the town of Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, 10 February 2021. Honey and beehives are sanctified by performing rituals for health and prosperity. On St. Haralambos' Day, who according to tradition is the lord of all illnesses, sick or blind people go to church and pray for healing. Housework is strictly forbidden on that day over fears of any illness, with women being only allowed to bake traditional bread for the occasion. The honey is then consecrated at the local church and then all the bread is coated with that honey. The rest of it will be kept as a remedy at home. EPA-EFE/VASSIL DONEV

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