Orthodox July 2026 Feasts & Martyr Commemorations

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1. 1 day ago

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   Greek Orthodox Church commemorates Saints Euodikos and Joseph of Arimathea on July 31

   The Greek Orthodox calendar marks July 31, 2026 as the feast of Saints Euodikos the Just and Joseph of Arimathea, detailing their historic deeds and listing associated names.

2. 3 days ago

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   Orthodox Church commemorates saints on July 29‑30

   The Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Theodotus and Callinicus on July 29, and five Seventy Apostles plus Saint Julitta on July 30.

3. 11 days ago

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   Orthodox Church commemorates saints on July 21‑22

   The Orthodox calendar honors eight early martyrs and the Synaxis of the Holy Mother of God on July 21, and St Mary Magdalene, St Markella and St Menelaus on July 22.

4. 11 days ago

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   Metropolitan Ieronimos leads feast at Tyrnavos Monastery of Prophet Helius

   Metropolitan Ieronimos of Larissa and Tyrnavos led a feast at the Monastery of Prophet Helius in Tyrnavos on July 19, 2026, drawing large crowds despite heat and featuring a sermon on faith and miracles.

5. 13 days ago

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   Orthodox Churches Mark Saint Sisoje Day, Honoring Children’s Protector

   Orthodox churches in Serbia and Macedonia celebrated Saint Sisoje, patron of children, with a seven‑day fast and folklore about rain and protection from demons.

6. 14 days ago

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   Orthodox calendar commemorations for July 18‑19

   The Orthodox calendar commemorates St Macrina, St Dios and the Chalcedon Fathers on 19 July, and St Emilian and St Pamvo on 18 July, with related name‑day lists across Greece, Bulgaria and Romania.

7. 15 days ago

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   Orthodox Churches Celebrate Saint Atanasije Atonski’s Feast Day

   Orthodox churches in the Balkans mark Saint Atanasije Atonski’s feast, recalling his 10th‑century monastic reforms, protective legends against the devil, and folk customs of sealing containers on the day.

8. 15 days ago

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   Saint Andrew of Crete Feast Day Observed in Macedonia

   Macedonia celebrates the feast of Saint Andrew of Crete, recalling his early life, role at the Sixth Ecumenical Council and his legacy as a miracle‑working archbishop.

9. 17 days ago

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   Metropolitan Dimitrios visits Panagia Dobro monastery in Veria

   Metropolitan Dimitrios visited Panagia Dobro monastery in Veria on 14 July, marking his 52nd ordination anniversary and recalling the early‑4th‑century martyrs Kērikos and Ioulitta.

10. 17 days ago

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    July 15 commemorates Saints Chiric and Iulita and Romania’s Ciurica tradition

    July 15 honors martyrs Chiric and Iulita in the Orthodox calendar and, in Romania, is celebrated as Ciurica—a folk day giving women symbolic household authority.

11. 17 days ago

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    Saint Athanogenes commemorated on July 16 in Orthodox calendar

    July 16 marks the Orthodox feast of Saint Athanogenes, his ten disciples, Saint Faustus and 15,000 Pisidian martyrs, honoring their martyrdom under Diocletian.

12. 18 days ago

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    Saints Cosmas and Damian Celebrated as Healing Patrons in Serbia

    Serbian Orthodox believers honor Saints Cosmas and Damian on July 14 as patron healers, observing prayers, staying home, and honoring their legacy of free medical care.

13. 22 days ago

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    Greek Orthodox Calendar Highlights July 10 Saints

    July 10 in the Greek Orthodox calendar honors 45 Armenian martyrs, Saints Parthenios and Euemenios, New Martyr Joseph of Damascus, and Saint Anthony of Esphigmenitis.

14. 22 days ago

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    45 Martyrs of Nicopolis commemorated on July 10

    Orthodox churches worldwide remember on July 10 the 45 Nicopolis martyrs, victims of Licinius‑era persecution in Armenia, who were tortured, mutilated and burned for their faith.

15. 24 days ago

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    Saint Kyriaki feast observed in Thessaloniki and Thebes, Greece

    The Orthodox feast of Saint Kyriaki was marked on July 6‑7, 2026 with evening vespers and divine liturgies in Thessaloniki and Thebes, Greece, drawing large congregations and led by local metropolitans.

16. 26 days ago

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    Saint Kyriaki the Great Martyr honored on July 7 by Orthodox churches

    The Orthodox Church marks July 7 with liturgies for Saint Kyriaki the Great Martyr, Saint Odysseas the New Martyr, and related saints, while Greek parishes and the Patriarch celebrate the saints’ steadfastness.

17. 27 days ago

    [CULTURE] 10 sources

    Greek Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Sisoes and 24 martyrs on July 6

    The Orthodox calendar on 6 July honors Saint Sisoes the Great, the 24 early martyrs, and rare names like Lykios and Satyrus in Greece.

18. 28 days ago

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    Orthodox Church marks July 5 feast of St. Athanasius and July 4 martyr commemorations

    The Orthodox Church commemorates St. Athanasius and six disciples on July 5, and martyrs Donatus, Theophilus and others on July 4, with related local celebrations in Greece.

19. 29 days ago

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    Orthodox Church commemorates saints Anatolius and Andrew in early July

    The Orthodox Church observes Saint Anatolius on July 3 and Saint Andrew of Crete on July 4, noting their historical roles and associated folk customs.

20. 30 days ago

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    Greek Orthodox Church marks saints on July 2 and July 4

    The Greek Orthodox calendar honors the Holy Girdle and Saint Ioubenalis on July 2, and multiple martyrs along with Saint Andrew of Crete on July 4, also marking Global Festival Day.

21. about 1 month ago

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    Greek Orthodox Calendar Marks July 2 Feast of St. Esther

    Greek Orthodox calendar on July 2 marks the relic of the Theotokos deposited in Blacherna, linked to Patriarch Juvenal and historic temple built by Queen Pulcheria.

22. about 1 month ago

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    Saints Cosmas and Damian celebrated on July 1

    Orthodox Christians celebrate the martyr brothers Cosmas and Damian, the Anargyri who provided free medical care, on July 1, honoring them as patrons of health workers.

23. about 1 month ago

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    European Churches Celebrate Feast of the Twelve Apostles' Assembly

    European churches celebrated the June 30 Synaxis of the Twelve Apostles, recalling the original disciples and their missionary legacy, with observances noted in Germany and Greece.

24. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 16 sources

    Greek Orthodox Church marks Serres liberation and saints Peter & Paul on June 29 2026

    On 29 June 2026 the Greek Orthodox Church commemorated Serres’ liberation and the feast of Peter & Paul, with related services in Greece and Australia; the next days featured standard saint‑day listings for 30

25. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 8 sources

    Orthodox bishops lead liturgies on the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

    Orthodox bishops across Romania and Moldova led liturgies on 28 June 2026, the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, preaching on faith and humility based on the centurion’s servant narrative.

26. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 24 sources

    Orthodox Church commemorates Saints Peter and Paul on June 29

    The Orthodox Church celebrates Saints Peter and Paul on 29 June, honoring their missionary work and martyrdom with special prayers and name‑day greetings across Greece and Cyprus.

27. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources

    Orthodox Church commemorates Saints Chir and Ioan on June 28, 2026

    June 28, 2026 Orthodox calendar commemorates Saints Chir and Ioan, highlights their healing legacy, and notes the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost and various historic anniversaries.

28. about 1 month ago

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    Orthodox Churches Celebrate Saint Akilina, Protector of Children, on June 26

    Orthodox believers honor 3rd‑century martyr Saint Akilina on June 26, viewing her as protector of children and reciting a prayer for peace.

29. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Universal Day of the Ia celebrated with traditional events in Romania and Moldova

    Romania and Moldova marked the Universal Day of the Ia on 24 June with events highlighting traditional shirts, rituals and cultural heritage.

30. about 1 month ago

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    Macedonia celebrates the feast of Apostle Bartholomew on June 11

    North Macedonia marks June 11 as the feast of Saint Apostle Bartholomew, recalling his apostolic missions, martyrdom, and associated miracles.

31. about 1 month ago

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    Cluj-Napoca celebrates Universal Day of the Iei and hosts literary elite book launch

    Cluj‑Napoca celebrated the Universal Day of the Iei, launched Camelia Sîncrăian Pop’s new book, and hosted leading Romanian writers, highlighting a 70‑year age gap among attendees.

32. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Funeral of Metropolitan Theologos of Ikonio attended by Ecumenical Patriarch and Greek officials

    Metropolitan Theologos of Ikonio was funeral‑laid on 23 June 2026 with a liturgy, the Ecumenical Patriarch’s presence, numerous Orthodox metropolitans, and Greek officials attending the burial at Sisli cemetery

33. about 1 month ago

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    Orthodox Church commemorates early Christian martyrs on June 23 and June 25

    The Orthodox Church marks June 23 with Saints Aristocles, Agrippina and Lollia and June 25 with Saint Febronia and other early martyrs, recalling their faith‑based sacrifices.

34. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 4 sources

    Romania marks Universal Day of the Ia with nationwide cultural events

    Romania celebrated the Universal Day of the Ia on 24 June 2026 with exhibitions, folk performances, an international ethnology symposium in Chișinău, and a community event in Miercurea‑Ciuc, while the foreign‑s

35. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 4 sources

    Romanian 'Ie' Day Marks Cultural Celebration in Romania and Abroad

    June 24 marks the Romanian 'ie' day, celebrated from Luxembourg churches to a PUSL event in Romania, spotlighting the traditional blouse’s cultural heritage and UNESCO status.

36. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources

    Metropolitan Ierinios conducts services in Eordaia, Greece

    Metropolitan Ierinios led a funeral for blessed priest Eleftherios Palamas (13 Jun) and a Divine Liturgy in Perdika (21 Jun) in Eordaia, Greece, with local officials and faithful attending.

37. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Bulgarian Orthodox Church commemorates Dorostol martyrs on June 21

    The Bulgarian Orthodox Church observed the June 21 feast of Dorostol martyrs, honoring early Christian saints linked to Silistra’s ancient Christian heritage.

38. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 4 sources

    Greek Orthodox memorial services honor Metropolitan Ieremios and Elder Eusebios

    Greek Orthodox churches in Greece marked memorials for late Metropolitan Ieremios (June 20) and Blessed Elder Eusebios Giannakakis (June 19) with liturgies, prayers and community tributes.

39. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    John the Baptist honored in Finland's midsummer celebrations

    Finnish Orthodox churches marked John the Baptist’s birth on June 24 with midsummer liturgies, emphasizing light and recalling his martyrdom and contemporary Christian persecution.

40. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Greek Orthodox commemorates Saint Stephen and Metropolitan Cyril

    The Greek Orthodox Church held two major services in mid‑June 2026: a liturgy in Corinth honoring Saint Stephen and a multi‑archiereial service in Ierapetra celebrating Metropolitan Kyrillos of Ierapytna.

41. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Romanian Orthodox Church marks Duminica Sfinților Români in Bacău and Germany

    Romanian Orthodox parishes in Bacău, Romania and Offenbach, Germany held special services on 14 June 2026 for Duminica Sfinților Români, featuring hierarchs, liturgies and cultural activities.

42. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources

    Archbishop Ieronimos Celebrates Name Day at Mylesi Monastery

    Archbishop Ieronimos celebrated his name day on 15 June at Mylesi monastery, with Greek calendars also listing saints for 15 June and 16 June.

43. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Romanian Orthodox Clergy Celebrate All Saints' Day at Cerebuc Monastery and in Sibiu

    Romanian Orthodox services on 14 June honored All Saints' Day, with Father Teofan preaching forgiveness at Cerebuc Monastery and Priest Constantin Necula urging believers to be “the light of the world” in Sibiu

44. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 10 sources

    Prophet Elissaios honored on June 14 in Greek Orthodox calendar

    June 14 honors Prophet Elissaios and Saint Nifonos in the Greek Orthodox calendar; June 15 marks Saint Augustine and other saints.

45. about 2 months ago

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    Bulgaria marks Sunday of All Saints on June 22

    Bulgaria observes the Sunday of all Bulgarian saints on June 22, honoring historic figures such as St Boris‑Mihail, Saints Cyril and Methodius and others.

46. about 2 months ago

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    Greek and Cypriot churches hold feast day services for Metropolitan Ieronimos and Saint Tryphon

    Greek and Cypriot churches mark feast days on 13 June and 15 June with liturgies honoring Saint Tryphon and Metropolitan Ieronimos, drawing clergy and faithful.

47. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Greek Orthodox Calendar Highlights Saints Akylini and Tryphyllios on June 13

    The Greek Orthodox calendar marks June 13 with saints Akylini, a martyr, and Tryphyllios, the first bishop of Nicosia, among others.

48. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Saint Tryphyllios of Ledra honored on June 13

    June 13 marks the feast of Saint Tryphyllios, first bishop of Ledra (Nicosia), celebrated for his education in Beirut, monastic foundations, and ties to Saint Spyridon.

49. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Serbian Orthodox Church celebrates Saint Dalmat, patron of peace and unity

    The Serbian Orthodox Church honors Saint Dalmat, a former officer turned monk, with candles and prayers for peace and family unity across Serbia.

50. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources

    Orthodox Calendar Commemorates Saints Onuphrius, Triphyllios and Others on June 12‑13

    The Orthodox calendar observes Saint Onuphrius on June 12 and Saints Triphyllios, Akylina and Antipater on June 13, with the World Day Against Child Labor also noted.

51. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources

    Serbia observes feast of Saint Theodosia of Tarsus with traditional customs

    Serbian Orthodox faithful celebrate Saint Theodosia of Tarsus, recalling her 4th‑century martyrdom and observing folk customs that avoid ropes and laundry on the feast day.

52. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 6 sources

    Greek Orthodox Church commemorates saints Bartholomew, Barnabas and others on June 11

    June 11 commemorates apostles Bartholomew and Barnabas, Archbishop Luke of Crimea and New Martyr Zephyr; June 12 honors Saint Onuphrius and the International Day Against Child Labour.

53. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources

    Greek June 10 Saints Alexander and Antonia Remembered

    The Greek calendar for June 10 honors early Christian martyrs Saint Timotheos of Prusa and Saints Alexander and Antonia, detailing their 313 AD martyrdom.

54. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Greek Orthodox Church marks feast days of Saint Panagis Basias and Saint Theodoros

    The Greek Orthodox Church celebrated Saint Panagis Basias on June 7 and the relics of Saint Theodoros and other saints on June 8, highlighting their historic faith and charitable deeds.

55. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Greek Orthodox Church commemorates saints on June 7 and June 8

    The Greek Orthodox calendar marks a series of saint commemorations on June 7 and June 8, honoring early Christian martyrs and holy figures.

56. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 10 sources

    Greek Orthodox Church commemorates All Saints on June 7, 2026

    The Greek Orthodox Church marks the All Saints’ feast on 7 June 2026, honoring all saints – notably Zinaïdē, Panagēs of Kefalonia and Sevastianē – with widespread calendar listings in Greece and Cyprus.

57. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Greek Orthodox Church marks All Saints' Day following Pentecost

    Greek Orthodox outlets reflected on Pentecost's spiritual legacy and the Metropolitan of Demetrias urged believers to celebrate All Saints' Day through humility and the Eucharist.

58. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Romanian Orthodox Church Highlights All Saints' Day Themes

    Romanian Orthodox leaders used All Saints' Day to stress saints’ faith, prayer, charity and forgiveness, urging believers to emulate their virtues.

59. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Greek Orthodox Church marks Sunday of All Saints

    The Greek Orthodox Church celebrates the Sunday after Pentecost as the Feast of All Saints, honoring every saint and emphasizing the Holy Spirit’s role in sanctifying believers.

60. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Greek Orthodox celebrations on June 6 across Kythnos and Diavatos Himathias

    On June 6, Greek Orthodox faithful gathered for an All Saints’ service and fair in Kythnos and a clergy seniors conference in Diavatos Himathias, featuring liturgies, speeches and traditional celebrations.

61. about 2 months ago

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    Serbian Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Simeon the Pillar‑Holder of Divnogorac

    Serbian Orthodox believers celebrated Saint Simeon the Pillar‑Holder of Divnogorac, honoring his ascetic life, miracles and monastic legacy on his feast day.

62. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Bulgaria celebrates June 7 name day for Saints Valeria and Theodotus

    Bulgaria marks 7 June as the name day for Saints Valeria and Theodotus, honoring their martyrdoms and celebrating those named Valeri/Valeria during the first Sunday after Pentecost.

63. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources

    Serbian Orthodox Church celebrates third translation of Saint John the Baptist’s head

    Serbian Orthodox believers commemorated the third translation of Saint John the Baptist’s head, recalling its historic moves and observing customs that forbid sharp tools, encourage herb gathering, and promise

64. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources

    Orthodox Church releases June feast customs for believers

    The Orthodox Church issued guidance for June 6 (Saints Vissarion and Ilarion) and June 7 (All Saints), urging believers to avoid travel, keep peace at home, and focus on modest household duties.

65. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Serbian Orthodox Church celebrates Saint Michael the Confessor

    The Serbian Orthodox Church marks Saint Michael the Confessor’s feast with prayers, a miracle story, and traditions urging rest, reconciliation, and house cleaning.

66. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources

    Greek name days listed for June 5 and June 7

    Greek name‑day calendars list saints and historic figures celebrated on June 5 and June 7, including Δωροθέας, Απóλλων, Ζηναΐς, Παναγός and many others.

67. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Saint Dorotheos feast celebrated on Tinos, Greece

    Saint Dorotheos' feast was celebrated on Tinos with a major liturgy and participation from clergy and local officials.

68. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Saint Dorotheus name day observed on June 5, 2026

    Saint Dorotheus is commemorated on 5 June 2026, with church services in Bulgaria and a name‑day notice in Thailand for those bearing his name.

69. about 2 months ago

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    Orthodox Church commemorates saints on June 4 and June 5

    The Orthodox Church honors Saints Martha, Mary and Metrophanes on June 4, and Dorotheus, Plutarch and the Ten Egyptian Martyrs on June 5, alongside World Environment Day.

70. about 2 months ago

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    Orthodox Church commemorates Saints Dorotheus and Elizabeth on June 5, 2026

    On 5 June 2026 the Orthodox calendar celebrates martyr Saint Dorotheus of Tyre and newly canonised Romanian nun Saint Elizabeth of Pasărea.

71. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources

    Greek Orthodox Church commemorates Saints Martha and Mary on June 4

    On June 4, the Greek Orthodox Church celebrates Saints Martha and Mary, sisters of Lazarus, and Saint Metrophanes, first bishop of Constantinople.

72. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources

    Greek Orthodox Calendar Honors Saints Nikiforos, Marinos on June 2 and Saints Martha, Mary on June 4

    June 2 honors Saints Marinos and Nikiforos, while June 4 commemorates Saints Martha and Mary, noted as Lazarus’ sisters, in the Greek Orthodox calendar.

73. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 5 sources

    Greek Orthodox Calendar Marks June 2 Feast of Saints Marinos and Nicephorus

    June 2 on the Greek Orthodox calendar honors Saints Marinos of Vaani and Nicephorus the Confessor, noting their historical roles and name days.

74. 2 months ago

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    St. John of Russia honored in Orestiada's Saint Athanasius Church

    On May 26‑27, 2026 Orestiada honored St. John of Russia with liturgies at Saint Athanasius Church, where Metropolitan Damaskinos praised the saint’s faith and lauded parish leaders.

75. 2 months ago

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    Orthodox Church marks saints Meletius and others on May 24 and celebrates John the Baptist’s head on May 25

    The Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Meletius and related martyrs on May 24 and celebrates the third finding of John the Baptist’s head, plus other saints, on May 25.

76. 2 months ago

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    Orthodox Church marks feast days of Saints Michael of Synada and Simeon the Wonderworker

    The Orthodox Church celebrates Saint Michael of Synada (May 23) and Saint Simeon the Wonderworker (May 24), honoring their historic faith and miracles.

77. 3 months ago

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    Orthodox Church commemorates Sunday of the Blind on May 17

    May 17 marks the Orthodox Sunday of the Blind, celebrating Jesus’ healing of a blind man and emphasizing faith‑based spiritual sight.

78. 3 months ago

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    Orthodox Church Celebrates Saint Theodore on May 16 with Traditional Food and Customs

    May 16 Orthodox feast for Saint Theodore advises simple grain porridge, no loud parties or red clothes, for luck.

79. 3 months ago

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    St. Herman I of Constantinople Honored on May 12 with Bulgarian Folk Customs

    May 12 sees Orthodox commemoration of St. Herman I, with Bulgarian folk rites urging charity, red clothing for love, and weather omens.

80. 3 months ago

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    Saint John the Theologian honored in major services on Crete and Rhodes

    Greek Orthodox churches in Crete and Rhodes held major services honoring Saint John the Theologian in May 2026.

81. 3 months ago

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    Greek Orthodox Church celebrates saints on May 12‑13

    Greek Orthodox Church marks May 12‑13 with feasts for saints Epiphanius, Theodorus, Glykeria and Sergius.

82. 3 months ago

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    Saint Nicholas Services Held in Kerinitis and Messinia Celebrate Local Heritage

    Saint Nicholas churches in Kerinitis and Messinia hosted liturgies and a memorial, highlighting local heritage and community ties.

83. 3 months ago

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    Greek Orthodox Church marks May 9, 2026 with feasts for Saint Christopher, Prophet Isaiah and Saint Nicholas of Vouna

    Greek Orthodox churches celebrate Saint Christopher, Prophet Isaiah and Saint Nicholas of Vouna on May 9, 2026 with special services.

84. 3 months ago

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    Orthodox Church commemorates Saint John the Theologian and Saint Arsenius on May 8

    May 8 Orthodox feast honors Saint John the Theologian, Saint Arsenius, Saint Millios and a Corfu miracle.

85. 3 months ago

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    Orthodox Church observes May 8 holiday honoring St. John and St. Arsenios

    May 8, the Orthodox Church celebrates St. John the Evangelist and St. Arsenios, recalling traditions of charity and the saints’ historic lives.

86. 3 months ago

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    Romania observes Orthodox feast of Saint John on May 8, honoring a saint named by nearly two million

    Romania celebrates Saint John the Evangelist on May 8, a feast linked to his life and miracles.

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