Estonia may count among the least religious nations in the world, yet when it comes to religious holidays, Estonians tend to give a respectful nod […]
Easter in Estonia: cleaning, predicting the weather and painting eggs Read More
According to a recently-published paper by the Pew Research Center, Estonians are one of the least culturally chauvinist nations in Europe; however, the Estonians’ attitude
Estonians one of the least culturally chauvinist in Europe – but they don’t like Muslims Read More
On the occasion of pope Francis’ visit to Tallinn on 25 September, Estonian World picked ten facts about the current sovereign of the Vatican city state – some quirky,
Ten facts about pope Francis who is visiting Estonia Read More
Estonian youngsters – 16-29-year-olds – are the second least religious in Europe, right after the youth in the Czech Republic. It’s not surprising, considering Estonia
Estonian youngsters second least religious in Europe Read More
Pope Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, is to visit Estonia in September 2018. During his visit to the Baltic states, the pope
Pope Francis to visit Estonia in September Read More
The Estonishing Evenings series returns to Tallinn, taking a closer look at the Estonians’ relationship with religion. Organised in partnership with Estonian World, the Estonishing Evenings series is an
Estonishing Evenings: Is there a place for God in Estonia? Read More
The Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church celebrated its centenary with a congress in Tartu, having gathered together the church’s members, voluntary helpers, workers and clergy. The
The Estonian Lutheran church celebrates its centenary Read More
While the first Estonian who was declared a saint was a Buddhist, this religion also provided a way of resistance for some Estonian intellectuals during
Buddhism in Estonia: a brief history Read More
The Jewish community of Estonia celebrated the inauguration of their newly-written Sefer Torah scroll that is dedicated to the past, present and future generations of
Estonian Jews celebrate their new Torah scroll Read More
Anna-Maria Zarembok asks whether the neo-Paganism, not Christianity, is the true religion of Estonia.* The Estonian capital city of Tallinn is known to have kept the best
Estonians – the nation of neo-Pagans? Read More
