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THE ORTHODOX CHURCH CALENDAR

All that exists is created by God, even time and space itself. In offering everything we have back to God, we offer Him one of the most precious things we have: our time. By having a Church Calendar, we observe a rhythm of feasts and fasts, daily and weekly observances, all centered on Christ's Life, Death, & Resurrection. It is in this sanctification of time that even time itself brings us closer to God, shaping and restoring us to His Likeness.

NOTE BELOW: ANY SCHEDULED WEEKLY MEMORIAL SERVICES CAN BE FOUND IN THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

JULY 2025
SundaySun MondayMon TuesdayTue WednesdayWed ThursdayThu FridayFri SaturdaySat
Jun 29 (Jun 16)
9:30 Divine Liturgy
Fast
Jun 30 (Jun 17)
Fast
1 (Jun 18)
Fast
2 (Jun 19)
6:30PM Vespers, Meal, & Scripture
Fast
3 (Jun 20)
Fast
4 (Jun 21)
Fast
5 (Jun 22)
6:00PM Great Vespers
Fast
6 (Jun 23)
9:30 Divine Liturgy
Fast
7 (Jun 24)
Nativity of the Baptist
Fast
8 (Jun 25)
Fast
9 (Jun 26)
6:30PM Vespers, Meal, & Scripture
Fast
10 (Jun 27)
Fast
11 (Jun 28)
Fast
12 (Jun 29)
Ss. Peter & Paul
6:00PM Great Vespers
13 (Jun 30)
9:30 Divine Liturgy
14 (Jul 1)
15 (Jul 2)
16 (Jul 3)
6:30PM Vespers, Meal, & Scripture
Fast
17 (Jul 4)
18 (Jul 5)
Fast
19 (Jul 6)
6:00PM Great Vespers
20 (Jul 7)
9:30 Divine Liturgy
21 (Jul 8)
22 (Jul 9)
23 (Jul 10)
6:30PM Vespers, Meal, & Scripture
Fast
24 (Jul 11)
25 (Jul 12)
Fast
26 (Jul 13)
6:00PM Great Vespers
27 (Jul 14)
9:30 Divine Liturgy
28 (Jul 15)
St. Vladimir
29 (Jul 16)
30 (Jul 17)
6:30PM Vespers, Meal, & Scripture
Fast
31 (Jul 18)
Aug 1 (Jul 19)
Fast
Aug 2 (Jul 20)
Prophet Elijah
6:00PM Great Vespers

The Church Calendar is made of two parts: immoveable and moveable. Feasts such as the Nativity of our Lord, Theophany, Feasts of the Mother of God and most saints are immovable, always taking place on a fixed date. Other Feasts, such as Pascha (The Feast of Feasts!) and Pentecost are moveable feasts that are calculated year after year on a new date. By observing time and worship in this way, our worship has both a temporal and everlasting character, like Christ, subject to time but not confined by it.

Please note that St. Nicholas Church follows the "Old Calendar", the Julian Calendar. On the common calendar, certain feasts such as the Nativity of our Lord/Christmas (Dec. 25/Jan. 7) and Theophany (Jan. 6/Jan. 19) will take place 13 days later than those on a revised or newer calendar.

St. Nicholas of Myra Orthodox Church
288 East 10th Street; New York, NY 10009
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