Europe News Video. Christian communities across Europe take part in Epiphany traditions Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 06/01/2025 - 21:16 GMT+1 Orthodox Christians participated in blessing of the waters ceremonies, while Catholics in the Vatican attended Mass in St. Peter's basilica. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Christian communities across Europe take part in Epiphany traditions Now playing Next Russia’s overnight drone barrage ignites fires across Ukrainian cities Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | August 27th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next Leaders of divided Cyprus agree to meet weekly after UN chief's visit Now playing Next Carney to address European Parliament as Canada pivots away from Trump Now playing Next Fossils and a shipwreck unveiled along Danube following drought Now playing Next Carney to address European Parliament as Canada pivots away from Trump Now playing Next Hundreds missing as flash floods tear through Nepal Now playing Next No military vessels will be allowed in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran says Now playing Next Fossils and a shipwreck unveiled along Danube following drought Now playing Next La Tomatina 2026: thousands turn Spanish town red in annual tomato fight Now playing Next Draghi’s new Rhine Group wants to fix Europe. But how? Now playing Next The Middle Corridor's growing role in global trade Now playing Next Gamescom 2026 opens in Cologne with record exhibitors and visitors Now playing Next Nepal flash flood: dramatic footage shows Rasuwa valley engulfed Now playing Next Gdansk Shipyard: Art atelier fights to save site's historical legacy amid redevelopment threat More videos
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