Orthodox holidays in September 2021 according to the church calendar

Orthodox calendar for September 2021

Angel days and name day in September

Orthodox holidays September 2021, when are the holidays?

Church fasts in September 2021

All Souls Days

What is the Orthodox holiday today, what is the holiday tomorrow?

Calendar holidays

September 1, 2021 (Tuesday)

September 2, 2021 (Wednesday)

September 3, 2021 (Thursday)

September 4, 2021 (Friday)

September 5, 2021 (Saturday)

September 6, 2021 (Sunday)

September 7, 2021 (Monday)

September 8, 2021 (Tuesday)

September 9, 2021 (Wednesday)

September 10, 2021 (Thursday)

September 11, 2021 (Friday)

September 12, 2021 (Saturday)

September 13, 2021 (Sunday)

September 14, 2021 (Monday)

September 15, 2021 (Tuesday)

September 16, 2021 (Wednesday)

September 17, 2021 (Thursday)

September 18, 2021 (Friday)

September 19, 2021 (Saturday)

September 20, 2021 (Sunday)

September 21, 2021 (Monday)

September 22, 2021 (Tuesday)

September 23, 2021 (Wednesday)

September 24, 2021 (Thursday)

September 25, 2021 (Friday)

September 26, 2021 (Saturday)

September 27, 2021 (Sunday)

September 28, 2021 (Monday)

September 29, 2021 (Tuesday)

September 30, 2021 (Wednesday)

Presentation of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God

Beheading of John the Baptist

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

In September 2021, 78 Orthodox church holidays are celebrated. The church calendar informs about Christian holidays dedicated to significant events in the life of Jesus Christ and his mother, the Virgin Mary, fasts and days of remembrance of various saints.

7	main church holidays

strict fast

days of special remembrance of the departedfood without meat

Easter Post

Today

Great Holidays
Twelve's
September 21 ‒ Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
September 27 ‒ Exaltation of the Holy Cross
Read also: Why burn incense in an apartment. How to properly fumigate a house or apartment with incense. How to light incense
Non-Twelfths
September 11 – Beheading of John the Baptist
Church posts
One-day
September 11 – Beheading of John the Baptist
September 27 ‒ Exaltation of the Holy Cross

Print
August 2020September 2021 October 2020

Parents often wonder what name to choose for their child. After all, it is believed that this can affect the future fate of the little person. Christians, in memory of the feat of the saints who endured torment and hardship for the sake of enlightening people, often name their children after the calendar. They look at the calendar to see which saint was born on this day and choose a name. It is believed that this saint will be the child's patron for life.

However, there are days in which there are few or no women's names. Or all the names are so rare and archaic that they are not commonly used in the modern world. Then the parents give the child a different name.

But at baptism, according to tradition, they are named after the saint born on this day.

Birthdays in September:

September 1	AUGUST, AGAP, ANDREY, KALLISTRAT, PITIRIM, TIMOTHEY, THEKLA, THEOPHAN
September 2	AGATHO, ADELINA, ATHENODOROUS, ACHILLES, VICTOR, GAI, DEMENTIUS, DOMETIAN, EUSTATHIUS, EPAPHRODITUUS, ZOILUS, ISOTOUS, LUKIUS, LIODORUS, MAXIMUS, MEMNON, NEOPHYTE, NIKON, NIT, OR, ORION, PANTELEMON, PARTHENES, SAVINUS, SAMUEL, SATURNIN, NORTH, SYLVANUS, STRATO, TIMOTHEY, CHRISANTHUS, EROS
September 3	ABRAHAMIUS, AGAP, ALEXANDER, ANICIAS, BASSA, DOROTHEY, EPHRAIM, CORNELIUS, PISTUS, SABINA, THADDEUS, THEOGNIUS
4 September	AGATHONIK, AKINDINUS, ANFISA, ARIADNE, ATHANASIUS, EULALIA, ZENON, ISOTOUS, IRINIUS, NEOPHYTE, OR, ROSE, ROSALIA, SEVERIAN, FELIX, THEODORA, THEOPREPIUS
September 5	EUTYCHIUS, ELIZABETH, IRINIUS, KALLINIKUS, LUP, FLORENTIUS
6 September	ARSENIUS, GEORGE, EUTYCHIUS, MARTYRIUS, PETER, SYRAH, TATION
September 7	VARSIS, BARTHOLOMEY, EULOGIUS, EPIFAN, IVAN, MINA, PROTOGENE, REGINA, RENATUS, SYNCLITIKIA, TITUS
8 September	ADRIAN, ATTIK, NATALIA, SISINIY
9th of September	ANFISA, KUKSHA, LIVERIY, OSIA, PIMEN, SAVVA
10 September	AGATHO, AMMONIUS, ANATOLIUS, ANNA, ARSENIOUS, ATHANASIUS, GERONTIOUS, GREGORY, DEMIDS, DENIS, HEZEKIAH, EFIM, ZECHAROUS, ZENON, HILARION, INESSA, JOB, JOSEPHUS, HYPATIUS, JULITTA, CHARLES, KASIAN, QUINTILIAN, LAURENTIUS, LE ONTIY, LUKIAN, LOGIN, MAKAR, MARDARIUS, MARTYRIUS, MERCURY, MOSES, NESTOR, PAUL, PANKRAT, PAFNUTIUS, PIMENO, PIOR, PAISIUS, RUFUS, SAVA, SYLVANUS, SISOY, SOPHRON, TITUS, FEDORUS, THEODOSIUS, THEOPHILIUS
11 September	ANASTASY, IVAN
12-th of September	ALEXANDER, ANICIUS, ARSENIUS, ATHANASIUS, GABRIEL, GRIGORY, DANIEL, DENIS, EULALIUS, EUSTATHIUS, EFREM, IVAN, IGNATIUS, CORNILIUS, LEONIDUS, MAKAR, NICODIMOUS, PAUL, SAVVA, SPIRIDON, FANTINUS, FEDOR, FERAPONT, HRI STOFOR, YAKOV, JANUARIUS
September 13	BASILISK, GENADIUS, DIADOCHUS, CYPRIAN
September 14	AIPHAL, AMMONIUS, ANGEL, HERMOGENES, EVANTHIA, EVOD, JESUS, CALLISTA, MARTHA, MELETIUS, SEMYON
September 15th	ALFRED, DEMID, EUTYCHIAN, EUTYCHIUS, LEONID, MAMANT, RUFINA, FEDOR, FEDOT, PHILADELPHUS, PHILIP, JULIAN
16 of September	ANIKIUS, ANFIM, ARISTION, VASILISA, VITALIAN, GORGONIUS, DOMNA, DOROTHEOUS, EFIM, ZENON, IVAN, INDIS, CONSTANTINE, MARDONIUS, MYGDONIUS, PETER, THEOCTISTUS, THEOPHILIUS, THEBE, CHARITON
September 17	AMMONIUS, ATHANASIUS, BABYLA, DONATUS, EUTYCHIA, EPPOLONIUS, HERMIONIA, JOSAF, KION, MOSES, PRYLYDIAN, URVAN, FEDOR, THEODULUS, JULIAN
September 18	AVDEY, VEVEYA, GLEB, DAVID, DENIS, EVVENTY, ELIZAVETA, ZAKHAR, IRAIDA, MAXIM, MEDIMN, RAISA, SARVIL, URVAN, FEDOR, THEVEYA, FIFAIL
September 19	AVIV, AMALIA, ANDREW, ARCHIPUS, DAVID, ZENON, CYRIAK, CYRILL, MAKAR, MICHAEL, ROMYL, FAUST, THEKLA, THEOCTISTUS
September 20	EVOD, EUPSYCHIUS, EUTYCHIUS, IVAN, LUKA, MAKAR, ONISIFORUS, SAVA, SERAPION, SOSON
September 22nd	ANNA, ATHANASIY, JOSEPH, MARIN, NIKITA, RUF, RUFINIAN, NORTH, SEVERIAN, STRATONIK, STRATOR, THEODOSIY, THEOPHAN, CHARITON
23 September	ANDREW, APELLIUS, CALLINICUS, KASSIAN, CLIMENT, LUKIUS, MINODORA, METHRODORA, NYMPHODORA, PAUL, PETER, PULCHERIA
September 24	HERMAN, DEMIDS, DIDYMOUS, DEMITRIAN, DIODOROUS, DMITRY, EVANTHIA, EPHROSYN, ZENON, ISIDORE, IA, LEO, ROMAN, SERGEY, THEODORA
September 25	AUTONOMUS, ALBERT, ATHANASIUS, VASSIAN, DANIEL, MACEDON, NICODEMOUS, SEMYON, TATION, FEDOR, THEODULUS, JULIAN
September 26	VALERIAN, GORDIAN, HEROPHEUS, ISOTOUS, ILYA, CORNILIUS, CRONIDUS, LEONTIUS, LUKIAN, MACROVIUS, PETER, SELEUCUS, SERAPION, STRATONIK, JULIAN
September 27	IVAN
September 28	AKAKY, VALERIAN, VISSARION, GERASIM, IVAN, CLEMENTINE, LEONID, MAKAR, MAXIM, MARIA, NIKITA, PLAQUILLA, PORFIRY, STEPAN, FEDOT, FILOPHEY
September 29	VICTOR, DOROTHEY, EVVIOT, EPHIMIA, CYPRIAN, LYUDMILA, MELITINA, PROCOPIUS, RENAT, SEVASTIAN, SOSPHENE
September 30th	AGATHOKLIA, VERA, ZENON, ILYA, LUKIA, LOVE, MYRON, NADEZhDA, NIL, PATERMUFIUS, PELEUS, SOPHIA, TOM, THEODOTIA

The Exaltation of the Cross, the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos, the Presentation of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God, the Beheading of the Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist of the Lord John, the Position of the Honorable Belt of the Most Holy Theotokos, the beginning of the Indictment - in the first month of autumn there are many dates that are significant for a believer. In order not to miss anything important, we study the detailed calendar of Orthodox holidays for September 2021 for every day.

September 1, 2020 - celebration in honor of the Don Icon of the Mother of God

Memory of the martyr Andrew Stratilates and with him the 2593 martyrs (284-305).
memory of Saint Pitirim, Bishop of Great Perm (1455);
memory of the martyrs Timothy, Agapius and the martyr Thekla (c. 304).
memory of priest Nikolai Lebedev, presbyter (1933).
celebration in honor of the Don Icon of the Mother of God.

Memory of the Prophet Samuel (XI century BC);
memory of the martyrs Sevier and Memnon and with them the 37 martyrs (304);
memory of the holy martyrs Alexander Malinovsky, Lev Ershov, Vladimir Chetverin, presbyters (1918);
memory of the holy martyr Nikolai Biryukov, presbyter (1919);
discovery of the relics of the holy martyr Hermogenes (Dolganev), Bishop of Tobolsk (2005).

Memory of the Apostle from the 70 Thaddeus (c. 44);
memory of the martyr Vassa and her children, the martyrs Theognius, Agapius and Pista (305-311);
memory of St. Abraham of Smolensk, archimandrite (XIII century);
memory of the Venerable Martha Diveevskaya (Milyukova) (1829);
memory of the Venerable Abraham the hardworking, Pechersk, in the Near Caves (XII-XIII centuries);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Rafail (Momchilovich), abbot of Shishatovac (1941);
memory of the holy martyr Alexander Elokhovsky, presbyter (1918);
memory of the holy martyr Pavel Yagodinsky, presbyter (1937);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Ignatius (Dalanov), hieromonk (1942);
celebration in honor of the Light-Painted (Light-Painted Image) Icon of the Mother of God.

Memory of the martyrs Agathonikos, Zotikos, Theoprepius (Bogolepos), Akindinus, Severian and others (305-311);
memory of the Hieromartyr Gorazd (Pavlik), Bishop of Czech and Moravian-Silesian (1942);
memory of St. Isaac of Optina (1894);
memory of the Hieromartyr Athanasius, Bishop of Tarsus (Cilicia) (270-275), the Monk Anthusa (c. 298) and her servants, the martyrs Charisim and Neophytos (270-275);
memory of the virgin martyr Eulalia (c. 303);
memory of the holy martyrs Macarius (Gnevushev), Bishop of Oryol, Ioann Boyarshinov and Alexy Naumov, presbyters (1918);
memory of the holy martyrs Theodore (Smirnov), Bishop of Penza, and with him Vasily Smirnov and Gabriel of Arkhangelsk, presbyters (1937);
memory of the holy martyrs John (Troyansky), Bishop Velikoluksky, Alexy (Orlov), Archbishop of Omsk, Alexander Ratkovsky, Mikhail Lyubertsev and Theodore Malyarovsky, presbyters, venerable martyrs Hilarion (Tsurikov), John (Laba) and Hierotheus (Glazkov), hieromonks (1937);
celebration in honor of the Georgian Icon of the Mother of God.

Commemoration of the Feast of the Dormition of the Blessed Virgin Mary;
memory of the martyr Lupus of Thessaloniki (c. 306);
memory of the Hieromartyr Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons (202);
memory of Saints Eutychius, abbot (c. 540), and Florentius (547);
memory of Saint Callinicus I, Patriarch of Constantinople (705);
memory of the holy martyrs Ephraim (Kuznetsov), Bishop of Selenga, John Vostorgov, presbyter and martyr Nicholas of Varzhansky (1918);
memory of the holy martyrs Pavel Gaidai and John Karabanov, presbyters (1937).

Cathedral of Moscow Saints;
memory of the Hieromartyr Eutyches, bishop, disciple of the Apostle John the Theologian (1st century);
transfer of the relics of St. Peter, Metropolitan of Moscow, Wonderworker of All Russia (1479);
memory of the Venerable Arseny of Komel, abbot (1550);
memory of the Venerable Aristoclius (Amvrosiev), Elder of Moscow (1918);
memory of the martyr Tatio of Claudiopolis (Bifyn) (305);
memory of the martyr Sira, Virgin of Persia (558);
memory of St. George Limniot (Ozernik) (c. 716);
memory of Equal-to-the-Apostles Cosmas of Aetolia, hieromonk (1779);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Seraphim (Shakhmutya), archimandrite (1946);
celebration in honor of the Petrine Icon of the Mother of God (c. 1306).

Transfer of the relics of the Apostle Bartholomew (Nathanael) (VI century);
memory of the Apostle Titus from the 70th, Bishop of Crete (1st century);
memory of Saints Barsis and Eulogius, bishops of Edessa, and Protogen the Confessor, Bishop of Carria (IV century);
memory of Saint Mina, Patriarch of Constantinople (536-552);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Moses (Kozhin), hieromonk (1931);
memory of the holy martyr Vladimir Moshchansky, presbyter (1938).

Presentation of the Vladimir Icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary (1395);
veneration of the Pskov-Pechersk Icon of the Mother of God, called “Tenderness” (1524);
memory of the martyrs Adrian and Natalia (305-311);
memory of St. Adrian Ondrusovsky (1549);
memory of the holy martyr Peter Ievlev, presbyter (1918);
memory of the holy confessor Georgy Kossov, presbyter (1928);
memory of Blessed Maria Diveevskaya (1931);
memory of the holy martyr Victor of Ellansky, presbyter, martyrs Dimitry Morozov, Peter Bordan and the holy confessor Roman Medved, presbyter (1937);
discovery of the relics of the holy confessor Nicholas (Mogilevsky), Metropolitan of Alma-Ata (2000).

Memory of St. Pimen the Great (c. 450);
memory of the Venerable Hieromartyr Kuksha and Pimen the Faster, Pechersk, in nearby caves (after 1114);
memory of the Hieromartyr Michael of the Resurrection, presbyter and with him the 28 martyrs (1918);
memory of the Hieromartyr Stefan Nemkov, presbyter and with him 18 martyrs (1918);
memory of the holy martyrs John Lebedev, John Smirnov, presbyters and the venerable martyr Methodius (Ivanov), abbot (1937);
memory of the holy martyr Alexander Tsitserov, presbyter (1939);
memory of the holy martyr Vladimir Sokolov, presbyter (1940);
memory of the clergy confessor Dimitry Kryuchkov, presbyter (1952);
memory of Saint Hosea the Confessor, Bishop of Corduvia (359);
memory of Saint Liverius the Confessor, Pope of Rome (366);
memory of the Venerable Pimen of Palestine (c. 602);
memory of the martyr Anfisa (Anfusa) Novaya;
memory of the Venerable Savva of Venefal.

memory of the Monk Moses Murin, hieromonk (c. 400);
the discovery of the relics of St. Job of Pochaev, abbot (1659);
Cathedral of the Reverend Fathers of the Kiev-Pechersk, resting in the Far Caves (St. Theodosius);
memory of St. Savva of Krypetsky, Pskov (1495);
memory of the righteous Anna the Prophetess, daughter of Phanuel, who met the Lord Jesus Christ in the Temple of Jerusalem (1st century);
memory of the Great Martyr Shushanika (Susanna), Princess Ranskaya (5th century);
memory of the holy martyr Alexy Budrin, presbyter (1918);
memory of the venerable martyrs of Kazan: Sergius (Zaitsev), archimandrite, Lavrenty (Nikitin), Seraphim (Kuzmin), hieromonks, Theodosius (Alexandrov), hierodeacon, Leonty (Karyagin), Stefan, monks, Georgy Timofeev, Hilarion Pravdin, John of Sretensky and Sergius Galin , novices (1918);
memory of the Hieromartyr Alexander Medvedev, deacon (1918);
memory of the Hieromartyr Nicholas of Georgievsky, presbyter (1931);
memory of the holy martyr Vasily Sokolsky, presbyter (1937);
memory of 205 Japanese martyrs (1867).

September 11, 2020 - Beheading of the Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist of the Lord John

Beheading of the Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist of the Lord John.

memory of Saints Alexander (340), John the Faster (595) and Paul the New (784), patriarchs of Constantinople;
memory of the Venerable Alexander of Svirsky, abbot (1533);
the discovery of the relics of the blessed Prince Daniil of Moscow (1652);
transfer of the relics of the blessed Grand Duke Alexander Nevsky, in the schema of Alexy (1724);
memory of St. Christopher the Roman (VI century);
memory of the Monk Fantine the Wonderworker, in Thessaloniki (IX-X centuries);
memory of the Serbian saints: Sava I (1237), Arseny I (1266), Sava II (1269), Eustathius I (c. 1285), Jacob (1292), Nicodemus (1325), Daniel II, archbishops, Ioannikios II (1354) , Ephraim II (after 1395), Spyridon (1388), Macarius (1574), Gabriel I (Raich) (1659), patriarchs, and Gregory, bishop;
memory of the holy martyr Peter Reshetnikov, presbyter (1918);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Apollinaris (Mosalitinov), hieromonk (1918);
memory of the Hieromartyr Pavel Malinovsky, presbyter, martyr Elisaveta (Yarygina), nun and martyr Theodore Ivanov (1937);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Ignatius (Lebedev), Schema-Archimandrite (1938);
memory of the holy confessor Peter Cheltsov, presbyter (1972);
memory of Saint Varlaam, Metropolitan of Moldova (1657).

Cathedral of Nizhny Novgorod Saints;
Cathedral of Saratov Saints;
Position of the Holy Belt of the Blessed Virgin Mary;
memory of the Hieromartyr Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage (258);
memory of Saint Gennady, Patriarch of Constantinople (471);
Cathedral of the New Martyrs of Jasenovac (1941-1944);
memory of the holy martyrs Alexander Lyubimov, presbyter, and Vladimir Dvinsky, deacon (1918);
memory of the holy martyrs Mikhail Kosukhin and Myron Rzhepik, presbyters (1937);
memory of the holy martyr Dimitry Smirnov, presbyter (1938);
transfer of the relics of the faithful Prince Peter (monastically David) and Princess Fevronia (monastically Euphrosyne), Murom miracle workers (1992).

The beginning of the indictment - the church new year;
memory of the Monk Simeon the Stylite (459) and his mother Martha of Cappadocia (c. 428);
memory of the Hieromartyr Aifal, deacon (380);
memory of the martyrs of 40 fasting virgins and the hieromartyr Ammun of Irakli, deacon, their teacher (IV century);
memory of the martyr Callista and the brothers of her martyrs Evoda and Hermogenes (309);
memory of the righteous Joshua (XVI century BC);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Tatiana Gribkova, novice, martyr Natalia Kozlova (1937);
memory of St. Dionysius the Small (VI century);
celebrations in honor of the icons of the Mother of God: “All-Blessed”;
Augustowskaya (1914);
Chernigov-Gethsemane (1869);
Miasinskaya (in memory of the discovery of Her icon) (864);
Alexandria.

memory of the martyr Mamant, his father Theodotus and mother Rufina (III);
memory of St. John the Faster, Patriarch of Constantinople (595);
memory of Saints Anthony (1073) and Theodosius (1074) of Pechersk;
memory of the Hieromartyrs Barsanuphius (Lebedev), Bishop of Kirillovsky, and with him Presbyter John Ivanov, the Venerable Martyr Seraphima (Sulimova) Abbess and the martyrs Anatoly Barashkov, Nikolai Burlakov, Mikhail Trubnikov and Philip Maryshev (1918);
memory of the Hieromartyrs of Damascus (Tsedrik), Bishop of Starodub, and with him Evfimy Goryachev, Ioann Smolichev, Ioann Melnichenko, Vladimir Morinsky, Viktor Basov, Theodot Shatokhin, Pyotr Novoselsky, Stefan Yaroshevich presbyters (1937);
memory of the Hieromartyr German (Ryashentsev), Bishop of Vyaznikovsky, Stefan Ermolin, presbyter and martyr Pavel Elkin (1937);
memory of the 3628 martyrs in Nicomedia (III-IV centuries);
discovery of the relics of St. Theodosius of Totem (1796);
celebration in honor of the Kaluga Icon of the Mother of God (1771).

the memory of the holy martyrs Anthimus, Bishop of Nicomedia, and with him Theophilus, the deacon, the martyrs Dorotheus, Mardonius, Migdonius, Peter, Indis, Gorgonia, Zenon, the martyr Domna the Virgin and the martyr Euthymius (302);
memory of the Venerable Theoctistus of Palestine, faster of Euthymius the Great (467);
memory of Blessed John Vlasaty, Rostov wonderworker (1580);
memory of Saint Thebe of Cenchrea (Corinth), deaconess (1st century);
memory of the martyr Basilissa of Nicomedia (309);
memory of the Hieromartyr Aristion, Bishop of Alexandria;
memory of St. Ioannikios II, Patriarch of Serbia (1354);
memory of the holy martyrs Pimen (Belolikov), Bishop of Vernensky, Sergius Fenomenov, Vasily Kolmykov, Philip Shatsky, Vladimir Dmitrievsky, presbyters, venerable martyr Meletius (Golokolosov), hieromonk (1918);
memory of the holy martyrs Vasily Krasivsky, Parthenius Krasivsky, presbyters (1919);
memory of the holy martyrs Andrei Dalnikov, Feofan Sokolov, presbyters (1920);
memory of the holy martyrs Vladimir Sadovsky, Mikhail Sushkov, presbyters (1921);
memory of the holy martyr Nikolai Sushchevsky, presbyter (1923);
memory of the holy martyr Euthymius Krugovykh, presbyter, and with him 4 martyrs (1924);
memory of the holy martyr Roman Marchenko, presbyter (1929);
memory of the holy martyrs Alexy Zinoviev, Ilya Bazhanov, presbyters (1937);
celebration in honor of the Pisidian Icon of the Mother of God (VI century).

memory of the prophet Moses the Seer of God (XVI century BC);
memory of the martyr Hermione, daughter of the Apostle Philip the Deacon (c. 117);
memory of the Hieromartyr Babyla, Bishop of Great Antioch, and with him three youths: the martyrs Urvan, Prilydian, Eppolonius and their mother Christodoula (251);
memory of the martyr Babyla of Nicomedia and with him 84 youths (IV century);
memory of the martyrs Theodore, Mian, Julian and Kion (305-311);
memory of the Discovery of the relics of St. Joasaph, Bishop of Belgorod (1911);
the second discovery (1964) and transfer (1989) of the relics of St. Mitrofan, in the schema of Macarius, Bishop of Voronezh;
Cathedral of Voronezh Saints;
memory of the Venerable Martyr Parthenius, Abbot of Kiziltash (1867);
memory of the Holy Martyr Peter (Zimonich) of Dabro-Bosnia, Metropolitan (1941);
memory of the Hieromartyrs Gregory (Lebedev), Bishop of Shlisselburg, Pavel Vasilievsky, John Vasilevsky, Nikolai Lebedev, Nikolai Sretensky, John Romashkin, Nikolai Khvoshchev, Alexander Nikolsky, Peter Lebedinsky, Mikhail Bogorodsky, Elijah Izmailov, presbyters, the Venerable Martyr Stefan (Kuskov), hieromonk, martyrs Vasily Yezhov, Pyotr Lonskov, Stefan Mityushkin and Alexander Blokhin (1937);
memory of the martyr Elena Chernova (1943);
celebration in honor of the icon of the Mother of God “The Burning Bush” (1680).

memory of the prophet Zechariah and righteous Elizabeth, parents of John the Baptist (1st century);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Athanasius of Brest, abbot (1648);
the murder of the noble prince Gleb, in the Holy Baptism of David (1015);
memory of the martyr Thephael and his sister the martyr Thebea (Vivea) (98-138);
memory of the martyr Sarvil;
memory of the martyr Raisa (Iraida) the virgin (c. 308);
memory of the martyrs Iuventin and Maximus the warriors (361-363);
memory of the martyrs Urvan, Theodore and Medimnus and with them 77 men from the church rank who suffered in Nicomedia (370);
memory of the martyr Obadiah (Avid) in Persia (5th century);
memory of the martyr Evfimy Kochev (1937);
discovery of the relics of the venerable confessor Alexander (Urodov), archimandrite (2001);
celebration in honor of the Orsha Icon of the Mother of God (1680).

recollection of the miracle of the Archangel Michael, who was in Khoneh (IV century);
memory of the martyrs Eudoxius, Zenon and Macarius (311-312);
memory of the Monk Archippus of Herotopus (IV century);
memory of the martyr Romilus of Rome and with him many others (107-115);
memory of the Hieromartyr Cyril, Bishop of Gortyn (III-IV centuries);
memory of the martyr Cyriacus, the holy martyrs Faustus, the presbyter, Aviv, the deacon and with him 11 martyrs (approx. 250);
memory of the Venerable David of Ermopolis (VI century);
memory of the holy martyr Demetrius Spassky, presbyter (1918);
memory of the holy martyrs Constantine the Theologian, John Pavlovsky and Vsevolod Poteminsky, presbyters (1937);
celebrations in honor of the icons of the Mother of God: Kiev-Bratskaya (1654);
Arapetskaya.

Council of New Martyrs and Confessors of Kazakhstan and Alma-Ata;
pre-celebration of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary;
memory of the martyr Sozontas of Pompeoli (Cilicia) (c. 304);
memory of St. John, Archbishop of Novgorod (1186);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Macarius of Kanev, Pinsk, Ovruch, Pereyaslavl (1678);
memory of St. Macarius of Optina (1860);
memory of the holy martyrs Peter Snezhnitsky and Mikhail Tikhonitsky, presbyters;
memory of the holy martyrs Evgeniy (Zernov), Metropolitan of Gorky, and with him Stefan Kreidich, presbyter, and the venerable martyrs Evgeniy (Vyzhva), Nikolai (Ashchepyev), abbots and Pachomius (Ionov), hieromonk (1937);
memory of the holy martyrs Gregory Averin, Vasily Sungurov, presbyters, venerable martyr Leo (Egorov), archimandrite (1937);
memory of the apostles from the age of 70, Evoda (66) and Onesiphorus (after 67);
memory of the martyr Eupsychius of Caesarea (Cappadocia) (117-138);
memory of St. Luke of Glubokorechensky (Cappadocia) (after 975);
memory of the Venerables Alexander Peresvet (1380) and Andrei Oslyabi (c. 1380);
memory of the Venerable Serapion of Spaso-Eleazar, Pskov (1480).

September 21, 2020 - Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary;
memory of Saints John (1957) and George (1962), confessors;
celebrations in honor of the icons of the Mother of God: Pochaevskaya (1559);
“Nativity of the Virgin Mary” Syamskaya (1524);
“Nativity of the Virgin Mary” by Isaac (1659);
Domnitskaya (1696);
Kholmskaya;
Sophia - Wisdom of God (Kyiv);
“Nativity of the Virgin Mary” Lukianovskaya (XVI century);
“The Sign” Kursk-Root (1295);
“The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary” Glinskaya (Pustynno-Glinskaya) (XVI century);
Lesninskaya.

memory of the righteous Godfather Joachim and Anna;
memory of the martyr Severian of Sebaste (320);
memory of St. Joseph, abbot of Volotsk, wonderworker (1515);
remembrance of the discovery and transfer of the relics of St. Theodosius, Archbishop of Chernigov (1896);
memory of the holy martyrs Grigory Garyaev, presbyter and Alexander Ipatov, deacon (1918);
memory of the holy martyrs Zechariah (Lobov), Archbishop of Voronezh, Sergius Uklonsky, Joseph Arkharov, Alexy Uspensky, presbyters, Demetrius of the Trinity, deacon and martyr Vasily Shikalov (1937);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Andronik (Surikov), hieromonk (1938);
memory of the holy martyr Alexander Vinogradov, presbyter (1942);
memory of St. Theophan the Confessor and Faster (about 300);
memory of the martyrs Chariton and Strator (Stratonicus);
memory of Blessed Nikita in Constantinople (XII century);
remembrance of the Third Ecumenical Council (431);
memory of St. Onuphrius of Voronsky (1789);
Cathedral of Glinsky Saints.

memory of the martyrs Minodora, Mitrodora and Nymphodora (305-311);
memory of the Hieromartyrs Ismail Kudryavtsev, Evgeniy Popov, Ioann Popov, Konstantin Kolpetsky, Pyotr Grigoriev, Vasily Maksimov, Gleb Apukhtin, Vasily Malinin, Ioann Sofronov, Peter Yurkov, Nikolai Pavlinov, Palladium Popov, presbyters, venerable martyrs Meletius (Fedyunev) and Gabriel (Yatsik) , martyr Simeon Turkin, martyr Tatiana Grimblit (1937);
memory of the Hieromartyr Uar (Shmarin), Bishop of Lipetsk (1938);
memory of St. Paul the Obedient, Pechersk, in the Far Caves (XIII-XIV centuries);
memory of the Venerable Prince Andrew, in monasticism Joasaph, Spasokubensky (1453);
memory of the apostles from the 70 Apellius, Lucius and Clement (1st century);
memory of the martyr Varipsav (II century); - memory of the blessed queen of Greece Pulcheria (453);
memory of Saints Peter and Paul, bishops of Nicea (IX century);
Cathedral of Lipetsk Saints

memory of the martyrs Demetrius, Evanthia, his wife, and Dimitrian, their son (1st century);
memory of the martyrs Diodorus and Didymus of Syria;
memory of the martyr Ia of Persia (362-364);
memory of the Venerable Theodora of Alexandria the Younger (474-491);
memory of St. Euphrosynus of Palestine (IX century);
remembrance of the transfer of the relics of St. Sergius and Herman, Valaam wonderworkers;
memory of the holy martyrs Nikolai Podyakov and Viktor Usov, presbyters (1918);
memory of the holy martyr Karp Elba, presbyter (1937);
memory of St. Silouan of Athos (1938);
memory of the Hieromartyr Nikolai Shirogorov, deacon (1942);
celebration of the Kaplunovskaya Icon of the Mother of God (1689).

celebration of the feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary;
memory of the Hieromartyr Autonomus, Bishop of Italy (313);
memory of St. Afanasy Vysotsky, Serpukhov miracle worker (1395);
memory of the holy martyrs Theodore Lebedev, John Prudentov, Nikolai Zhitov, presbyters, martyr Alexy (Voroshin) (1937);
remembrance of the transfer of the relics of the righteous Simeon of Verkhoturye (1704);
memory of the Venerable Vassian of Tiksna (1624);
memory of the martyr Julian and with him 40 martyrs (IV century);
memory of the martyr Theodore of Alexandria;
memory of the Hieromartyr Cornut, Bishop of Nicomedia (Iconium) (249-259).

memory of the renovation (consecration) of the Church of the Resurrection of Christ in Jerusalem (Resurrection) (335);
pre-celebration of the Exaltation of the Honorable and Life-Giving Cross of the Lord;
memory of the Hieromartyr Cornelius the Centurion (1st century);
memory of the holy martyrs Stefan Kostogryz, Alexander Aksenov, presbyters and Nikolai Vasyukovich, deacon (1937);
memory of the martyrs Kronid, Leontius and Serapion (about 237);
memory of the martyrs Seleucus and Stratonikos (III century);
memory of the martyrs Macrovius and Gordian (320);
memory of the Hieromartyr Julian the Presbyter (IV century);
memory of the martyrs Elijah, Zotik, Lucian and Valerian (320);
memory of St. Peter in Atroe (IX century);
memory of the Great Martyr Ketevan, Queen of Kakheti (1624).

Cathedral of Altai Saints;
Exaltation of the Honest and Life-Giving Cross of the Lord;
repose of St. John Chrysostom (407);
celebration of the Lesna Icon of the Mother of God (1683).

post-feast of the Exaltation of the Venerable and Life-Giving Cross of the Lord;
memory of the Great Martyr Nikita of Goth (about 372);
memory of the Hieromartyr John of Ilinsky, presbyter and martyr Evdokia (Tkachenko) (1918);
memory of the holy martyrs Andrei Kovalev, Grigory Konokotin, Grigory Troitsky, John Yakovlev, presbyters (1921);
memory of Rev. Confessor Ignatius (Biryukov), Archimandrite (1932);
memory of the holy martyr Dimitry Ignatenko, presbyter (1935);
memory of the holy martyrs John Borozdin, Iakov Leonovich, Peter Petrikov, Nikolai Skvortsov, presbyters and Nikolai Tsvetkov, protodeacon, venerable martyr Maria (Rykova) and martyr Lyudmila Petrova (1937);
remembrance of the discovery of the relics of St. Acacius the Confessor, Bishop of Melitino (III century);
memory of the martyrs Maximus, Theodotus and Askliada (Asklipiodota) of Marcianopolis (305-311);
memory of the martyr Porphyry of Ephesus (361);
memory of the discovery of the relics of the first martyr Archdeacon Stephen (415);
memory of the Venerable Philotheus the presbyter, in Asia Minor (10th century);
memory of St. Joseph, Bishop of Alaverdi (570) (Georgian);
memory of Simeon, Archbishop of Thessalonica (1429);
celebration of the Novonikitsk Icon of the Mother of God (372).

memory of the Great Martyr Euphemia All-Praised (304);
memory of the Hieromartyr Gregory Raevsky, presbyter (1937);
memory of the holy martyr Sergius Losev, presbyter (1942);
remembrance of the transfer of the relics of the righteous Alexy of Moscow (2001);
memory of Saint Cyprian of Moscow, wonderworker of all Russia (1406);
memory of the Venerable Kuksha of Odessa, confessor (1964);
memory of the martyr Sebastiana of Heracles (86-96);
memory of the martyr Melitina of Marcianopolis (138-161);
memory of the martyrs Victor and Sosthenes (about 304);
memory of the Monk Dorotheus, the hermit of Egypt (IV century);
memory of the martyr Lyudmila, Princess of Czech (927); - memory of the martyrs brothers Joseph and Isaac (808) (Georgian);
memory of the Monk Procopius, abbot of Sazavsky (1053);
celebration of the icon of the Mother of God called “Look at Humility” (1420).

memory of the martyrs Vera, Nadezhda, Lyubov and their mother Sophia (about 137);
memory of the venerable martyrs Paul (Moiseev), Theodosius (Sobolev), archimandrites, Nikodim (Shchapkov) and Seraphim (Kulakov), hieromonks (1918);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Irina Frolova, novice (1931);
memory of the martyr John Korotkov (1941);
memory of the Venerable Martyr Alexandra Khvorostyannikova, novice (1943);
memory of the martyr Theodotia (about 230) and Agathoclia;
memory of the 156 martyrs: Pelias and Nile, bishops of Egypt, Zenon the presbyter, Patermuthius, Elijah and others (310);
memory of Saint Joachim (Pani), Patriarch of Alexandria (1567);
celebration of the Constantinople Icon of the Mother of God (1071);
celebration of the Makaryevskaya Icon of the Mother of God (1442).

As you can see, there are many Orthodox holidays in September that you need to pay attention to. Go to church for a Divine service and especially pray to the saints whose memorial days fall in the first autumn month.

We hope that the information we collected and prepared about September 2021 will help Christian believers learn about what interests them and keep abreast of all those religious events scheduled for this time period.

The page we have prepared will help you always know about Orthodox holidays, fasts, etc., which will help believers adhere to the schedule and routine (the same fasts, multi-day or one-day) provided for by the church schedule, and which many adhere to - all the best, peace and love, faith in yourself, your strengths and capabilities, and also in a better future that will come and it is important to believe in it!

In the presented Orthodox calendar for today, tomorrow and every day of September 2021, Christians learned about church holidays, what they will be and when according to the dates of the month, as well as fasting and other important, significant and obligatory events for them, services in the Church, some days of celebration and some special (or ordinary, current) religious event, some significant date for believers.

In the Orthodox faith, like in all others, there are fasts, including multi-day and one-day fasts. At this time, it is necessary to abstain from food of animal origin and various kinds of pleasures, devoting more time to prayers. Physical fasting without spiritual fasting is not effective for the salvation of the soul. Changing your gastronomic habits temporarily without revising your lifestyle is just a diet!

Multi-day fast in September 2021 - There are no multi-day fasts in September.
One-day posts - September 4, September 6, September 11, September 13, September 18, September 20, September 25, September 27.

In no case should we forget about our loved ones who have passed away. There are even several days in the church calendar on which it is recommended to visit the graves of relatives and say prayers for them. In 2021, parent's days fall on: March 4, 23 and 30; April 6; May 7 (Radonitsa), May 9 (commemoration of deceased soldiers); June 15 (Ecumenical Trinity Parents' Saturday); November 2 (Dimitrievskaya parent Saturday).

In the proposed Orthodox calendar with church holidays for September 2021 for today, tomorrow and every day, whatever the numbers and dates will be, Orthodox Christians will find all the answers to their questions, learn about Orthodox holidays, fasting and everything else, that is, about everything , which is important for them to know, to be aware of all Orthodox events and some events held by the church, celebrations, and so on.

Even non-believing people are interested in learning about significant Orthodox holidays, touching them with their own participation, which is why we need a calendar with such (Orthodox) holidays, so that they can find out from it when, for example, the Great Orthodox Easter will be in the new year or the Holy Trinity, in what dates Christmastide and Maslenitsa will be held, or when Lent begins, another.

For such people, as well as for Orthodox believers, we offer an Orthodox calendar with church holidays for September 2021, for today and tomorrow, every day, all Orthodox holidays, that is, not only the most significant, but also all those that are revered and celebrated , services are held on them in the Church.

On this page, in addition to Orthodox holidays for every day, you can also familiarize yourself with all fasts (multi-day and one-day), continuous weeks, twelve and non-twelfth holidays.

The August Savior died down and golden autumn arrived. If you are a believer and are accustomed to regularly visiting church (or are just planning to join the richness of Christian culture), you definitely need to know what Orthodox holidays will be celebrated in Russia in September 2019. This will allow you not to miss an important service, a major church celebration, or the Day of Remembrance of a saint to whom you really want to pray.

September 1 , 2021 (Sunday)

Celebration in honor of the Don Icon of the Mother of God.

September 5 , 2021 (Thursday)

Memorial Day of St. Lupus of Thessalonica.

September 6 , 2021 (Friday)

Saint Peter's Day.

September 8 , 2021 (Sunday)

Presentation of the Vladimir Icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

September 9 , 2021 (Monday)

Memorial Day of St. Pimen the Great.

September 10 , 2021 (Tuesday)

Celebration in honor of the discovery of the relics of St. Job of Pochaev.

Celebrating divine holidays along with all Orthodox Christians in September 2021, you will be able to especially pray to such famous saints as the blessed Grand Duke Alexander Nevsky, the Monk Macarius of Optina and Silouan of Athos.

September 8 - Presentation of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God

Orthodox holiday celebrated on September 8.
“Sretenie” means “meeting.” In 1395, Muscovites greeted the holy image of the Mother of God, which was specially brought from Vladimir to repel the raid of Khan Tamerlane, who never took the capital. Later, the Sretensky Monastery was built on the site of the incident. September 11 , 2021 (Wednesday)

The beheading of the Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist of the Lord John.

September 12 , 2021 (Thursday)

Transfer of the relics of the blessed Grand Duke Alexander Nevsky, in the schema of Alexy.

September 13 , 2021 (Friday)

Position of the honorable belt of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

September 14 , 2021 (Saturday)

The Church New Year is the beginning of the indictment.

September 17 , 2021 (Tuesday)

Celebration in honor of the icon of the Mother of God “Burning Bush”.

September 18 , 2021 (Wednesday)

Memorial Day of the Prophet Zechariah and the Righteous Elizabeth, parents of Saint John the Baptist.

September 19 , 2021 (Thursday)

Recollection of the miracle of the Archangel Michael, who was in Khoneh.

September 20, 2021 (Friday)

Memorial Day of St. Macarius of Optina.

Among the significant Christian religious holidays in September 2019 are the Beheading of the Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist of the Lord John (September 11), the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (September 21) and the Exaltation of the Precious and Life-Giving Cross of the Lord (September 27). On these days, it is advisable to attend festive services, confess and receive communion.

September 11 - Beheading of the Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist of the Lord John

Orthodox holiday celebrated on September 11th.
Dedicated to the events described in the Gospel. The Prophet John the Baptist accused King Herod of adultery, for which he imprisoned him. At one of the feasts for a beautiful dance, Herod fulfills his daughter’s wish - to serve her the severed head of the Prophet on a platter. September 21, 2021 (Saturday)

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

September 22 , 2021 (Sunday)

Memorial Day of the Righteous Godfather Joachim and Anna.

September 24 , 2021 (Tuesday)

Memorial Day of St. Silouan of Athos.

September 25 , 2021 (Wednesday)

Celebration in honor of the transfer of the relics of the righteous Simeon of Verkhoturye.

September 27, 2021 (Friday)

Exaltation of the Honest and Life-Giving Cross of the Lord;
The Repose of Saint John Chrysostom.

September 30 , 2021 (Monday)

Memory of the martyrs Vera, Nadezhda, Lyubov and their mother Sophia.

September 21 - Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

September 2020

The twelfth Orthodox holiday, celebrated on September 21 in honor of the birth of the Virgin Mary in the family of the righteous Joachim and Anna.
This church calendar of Orthodox holidays for September 2019 includes important twelfths, Mother of God holidays, and days of remembrance of Saints. The main thing is not to miss Divine services, timely congratulate your loved ones on Angel Day and trust in God’s help in all our vain worldly affairs.