East Jerusalem: Holy Fire ceremony unfolds without pilgrims due to COVID-19

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W/S Church of the Holy Sepulchre
W/S Church of the Holy Sepulchre
W/S Church of the Holy Sepulchre
M/S Religious authorities with face masks gather inside Church of the Holy Sepulchre
M/S Archbishop inside church
M/S Religious authority lights up fire
M/S Religious authority lights up fire
M/S Archbishops wait for Holy Fire
W/S Church of the Holy Sepulchre
W/S Religious authorities perform with lit up torches
M/S Archbishops lit torches and candles inside church
M/S Archbishops and religious authorities lit torches and candles inside church
M/S Security forces present during ceremony
W/S Religious authorities gather inside church
M/S Religious authorities show lit up candles
M/S Religious authorities show lit up candles
C/U Archbishop spilling candle wax in hands
C/U Archbishop spilling candle wax in hands
M/S Archbishop lights up candles inside church
W/S Church of the Holy Sepulchre
M/S Religious authority with lit up candle inside church
W/S Religious authorities stand before Jesus image
W/S Religious authorities walk out through Church of the Holy Sepulchre entrance
M/S Religious authorities gather inside Church of the Holy Sepulchre
W/S Religious authorities leave as ceremony ends
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The Holy Fire ceremony unfolded without pilgrims due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis in East Jerusalem on Saturday.
Usually, thousands of Orthodox Christians gather at East Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre on the eve of Orthodox Easter. Worshippers pray and light torches and candles from a flame they believe to be miraculously ignited in Jesus' tomb in the Aedicula of the church.
Following the Holy Fire ceremony, the flame is taken by plane to other Orthodox communities in countries such as Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Serbia, Bulgaria, Georgia and Romania.