Law Prohibiting the UOC in Ukraine: A new law banning the activities of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) in Ukraine has come into force. The Ukrainian Security Service has blocked websites covering UOC activities across the country, citing no specific reasons but stating that the sites will remain blocked until the end of martial law.

Patriarch Kirill Consecrates Largest Church in Russian Arctic: On September 21, Patriarch Kirill consecrated the largest church in the Russian Arctic, the Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Lord in Salekhard. The cathedral, over 60 meters tall, symbolizes Russia's vast journey of technical and scientific progress.

Russian Orthodox Church's Social Media Expansion: During a meeting of the Russian Orthodox Church's Supreme Church Council on September 24, Patriarch Kirill emphasized the importance of increasing the Church's presence on social media to counter the influence of dangerous groups.

Antiochian Patriarch Condemns Bombings in Lebanon: Patriarch John X of Antioch condemned the bombings in Lebanon on September 17 and 18, which killed at least 37 people. He criticized Israel's actions as crimes against humanity and expressed condolences to the victims' families.

Re-registration of the Belarusian Orthodox Church: The Belarusian Orthodox Church completed its re-registration process under a new law requiring all religious organizations to update their statutes. The documents were officially handed over on September 20 to Patriarchal Exarch Metropolitan Benjamin of Minsk and Zaslavl.

First Russian Orthodox Parish Established in Lagos, Nigeria: The first Divine Liturgy was celebrated in the new Russian Orthodox parish in Ojo, Lagos, Nigeria, on September 21-22 by Priest Daniel Agbaza. The Russian Orthodox Church has been present in Nigeria since 2022.

Patriarch Ilia II of Georgia Dedicates 2025 to Saint Ketevan: Patriarch Ilia II called for 2025 to be dedicated to the memory of Saint Ketevan, the Great Martyr, in recognition of her significant role in Georgian and global Orthodoxy.

Moldovan Orthodox Church Calls for Prayer and Fasting: The Orthodox Church of Moldova called for a three-day fast and intensified prayer for peace and unity, especially in light of ongoing disputes about the Church's status in the country.