Eastern Christian liturgical practices are characterized by their rich traditions and rituals, which vary among different denominations such as the Eastern Orthodox Church and Eastern Catholic Churches. Central to these practices is the Divine Liturgy, a communal worship service that includes the celebration of the Eucharist, prayers, hymns, and readings from the Bible. The use of icons, incense, and elaborate vestments enhances the spiritual atmosphere of the services. Additionally, the liturgical calendar, which includes significant feasts like Pascha (Easter) and Nativity (Christmas), guides the rhythm of worship throughout the year, reflecting the deep connection between faith and community life.