Orthodox Christian worshippers in Bulgaria participated in Epiphany traditions by plunging into icy waters to retrieve crucifixes, believed to bring health and protection from evil spirits. The celebration included water blessing ceremonies, men’s dances, and prayers for prosperity, with the tradition of blessing army colors reinstated in 1992. While some Orthodox Churches celebrate Epiphany on Jan. 6, others, like Russia and Serbia, observe it on Jan. 19 due to the Julian calendar.
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Breath of the Wild’s divisive weapon durability is getting a workaround, but it’s locked to the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition app
Nintendo is releasing dedicated Switch 2 versions of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, with an upgrade pack available for enhanced features via the Zelda Notes app. This app introduces new elements like achievements, a GPS map for secrets, and a daily bonus system, including the ability to repair equipment, which addresses fans' concerns about weapon durability. While weapon repair could disrupt game balance, it offers a limited...
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