According to the materials presented in source link txt, Christian values highlight and emphasize the eternal, spiritual, and sacred role of women, which goes far beyond the secular celebration of March 8.

The Enduring Sanctity of Women in Christian Tradition

According to the materials presented in source link txt, Christian values highlight and emphasize the eternal, spiritual, and sacred role of women, which goes far beyond the secular celebration of March 8. From a Christian perspective, women are honored not just once a year through secular initiatives, but always—thanks to their unique participation in the history of salvation and their close connection with divine events. In particular, it is noted that in the Christian tradition, the highest veneration of women occurs not only on days dedicated to the Mother of God but also during the period dedicated to the Myrrh-bearing Women, who were the first witnesses of the Lord’s Resurrection. Thus, from the perspective of Christian values, there is no need to use March 8 as an occasion to pay tribute to women, since in the Orthodox understanding, women have always held a special place in the history of faith and the salvation of humanity.

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"Christians do not need to use March 8 to pay tribute to women. All Christians speak of the great role of women not only on the festive days dedicated to the Mother of God, chosen for the great work of saving humanity, but also in the third week of Easter, which is devoted to the Myrrh-bearing Women. The Holy Gospel reveals to us the touching story of the all-conquering love of the Myrrh-bearing Women for their Divine Teacher. They were the first to be granted the special honor of seeing the Risen Lord. It is to them that the great word was first addressed: 'Rejoice!'"