holidays in august
Folk omens for August 11, 2024: what does the morning drizzle mean
Traditionally, on August 11, according to the folk calendar, the Nativity of St. Nicholas is celebrated.
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Nativity of St. Nicholas: What can and cannot be done on this holiday - a note for the Orthodox
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker.
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Folk omens for August 10, 2024: what does the morning fog mean
Traditionally, on August 10, according to the folk calendar, the holiday "Hodegetria Day" is celebrated.
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Hodegetria Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday – Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the icon of the Mother of God, which is called "Hodegetria".
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Folk omens for August 9, 2024: what does the behavior of grasshoppers indicate
Traditionally, on August 9, according to the folk calendar, the holiday of Panteleimon Day is celebrated.
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Panteleimon Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday – Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the great martyr Panteleimon.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion signs summer Holidays 9 August 2024
Folk omens for August 8, 2024: what do low-flying swallows mean
Traditionally, on August 8, according to the folk calendar, the holiday of Ermolaev Day is celebrated.
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Ermolaev Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday – Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the early Christian holy martyr Hermolaus of Nicomedia.
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Folk omens for August 7, 2024: what does the bright sun mean
Traditionally, on August 7, according to the folk calendar, the holiday of Anna Summer is celebrated.
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Anna Letnyaya: what can and cannot be done on this holiday - a note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the great virgin Anna, who is the mother of the Holy Mother of God.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions summer Holidays 7 August 2024
Folk omens for August 6, 2024: what do hiding chickens mean
Traditionally, on August 6, according to the folk calendar, the holiday of Boris and Gleb Day is celebrated.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions summer Holidays 6 August 2024
Boris and Gleb Day: What can and cannot be done on this holiday - note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the holy believers Boris and Gleb.
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Folk omens for August 5, 2024: what do screaming birds mean
Traditionally, on August 5, according to the folk calendar, the Day of the Icon with Coins is celebrated.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions summer Holidays 5 August 2024
Day of the Icon with Coins: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday – Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the icon of the Mother of God “Joy of All Who Sorrow” (with pennies).
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Folk omens for August 4, 2024: what do croaking frogs mean
Traditionally, August 4, according to the folk calendar, is celebrated as the Day of Mary Magdalene.
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Mary Magdalene Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday – Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of Saint Mary Magdalene, Equal to the Apostles.
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Folk omens for August 3, 2024: what do screaming magpies mean
Traditionally, August 3, according to the folk calendar, is celebrated as the Day of Onuphrius the Silent.
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Onuphrius the Silent Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday – Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of Saint Onuphrius the Silent of the Caves.
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Folk omens for August 2, 2024: what do frequent rains mean
Traditionally, August 2, according to the folk calendar, is celebrated as the Day of the Prophet Elijah.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions summer Holidays 2 August 2024
Prophet Elijah's Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday - Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the holy prophet Elijah.
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