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The Orthodox Church commemorates the deceased during the autumn Moși celebration, which occurs on November 7, 2026. This tradition involves church services and the offering of food, such as colivă, to honor the departed. Colivă, made from boiled wheat, symbolizes the body of the deceased and reflects the belief in resurrection. The practice stems from a miracle attributed to Saint Theodore Tiron, emphasizing the importance of sharing food with the needy during these commemorations. The autumn Moși precedes the feast of Saints Michael and Gabriel, reinforcing the connection between remembrance and faith.