Orthodox calendar 2022 for every day for believing Christians – in the material from UNIAN.
Orthodox calendar for January / UNIAN, Denis Pryadko
In January, Orthodox believers will celebrate several important religious events, for example: the Nativity of Christ, the Cathedral of the Most Holy Theotokos, the day of commemoration of St. Basil, the Baptism of the Lord. UNIAN has compiled a detailed Orthodox calendar so that you do not miss a single date.
Earlier, we talked about how long the weekend will be in January 2022.
Orthodox holidays in January – calendar
Religious holidays / UNIAN infographics
1st of January – the Monk Ilya of Murom, monk of the Kiev-Pechersk;
January 2 – Saint Righteous John (shepherd, preacher, miracle worker of Kronstadt);
4 January – Holy Great Martyr of the Roman Anastasia (patroness of pregnant women);
6th January – Christmas Eve of the Nativity of Christ;
Jan. 7 – Nativity;
January 8 – Cathedral of the Most Holy Theotokos, Saint Joseph the Carpenter (Betrothed) and Saint James, brother of the Lord;
January 9 – First Martyr Stephen;
13th of January – Generous evening, Venerable Melania (Malanka);
14 january – Circumcision of the Lord, Saint Basil the Great;
January 15 – the miracle worker Seraphim of Sarov (the end of the earthly life of the monk);
January 18 – Christmas Eve of the Baptism of the Lord;
January 19 – Baptism of the Lord or Epiphany;
January 20th – Cathedral of the Forerunner and Baptist of the Lord John;
January 23 – Saint Gregory of Nyssa (younger brother of Saint Basil the Great);
The 25th of January – Holy Martyr Tatiana (Tatiana);
January 27 – Equal to the Apostles Nina, educator of Georgia;
January 29 – worship of the honest chains of the Apostle Peter;
January 31 – Athanasius and Cyril, saints of Alexandria.
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