holidays in september
Folk omens for September 30, 2024: what does the behavior of birds indicate
Traditionally, September 30, according to the folk calendar, is the celebration of Faith, Hope, Love.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 30 September 2024
Faith, Hope, Love: What can and cannot be done on this holiday – a note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the martyr Euphemia the All-Praised.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion signs autumn Holidays 30 September 2024
Folk omens for September 29, 2024: what does the changeable weather mean
Traditionally, September 29, according to the folk calendar, is the celebration of Euthymius.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 29 September 2024
Euphemia: what can and cannot be done on this holiday - a note for the Orthodox
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the martyr Euphemia the All-Praised.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion signs autumn Holidays 29 September 2024
Folk omens for September 28, 2024: what does the behavior of geese indicate
Traditionally, September 28, according to the folk calendar, is the feast of the Exaltation of the Cross.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 28 September 2024
Saint Nikita's Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday - Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the great martyr Nikita Gotfsky.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion autumn Holidays 28 September 2024
Folk omens for September 27, 2024: what do the birds that flew away mean
Traditionally, September 27, according to the folk calendar, is the feast of the Exaltation of the Cross.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 27 September 2024
Exaltation of the Cross: What can and cannot be done on this holiday – a note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers commemorate the Exaltation of the Cross.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion church autumn Holidays 27 September 2024
Folk omens for September 15, 2024: what do heavy rains mean
Traditionally, on September 15, according to the folk calendar, the Day of Simeon the Stylite is celebrated.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 15 September 2024
Martyr Mamant's Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday - Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the holy martyr Mamant.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history church signs autumn Holidays 15 September 2024
Folk omens for September 14, 2024: what do pouring showers mean
Traditionally, on September 14, according to the folk calendar, the Day of Simeon the Stylite is celebrated.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 14 September 2024
Day of Simeon the Stylite: what can and cannot be done on this holiday - note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of Saint Simeon Stylites, Archimandrite of Antioch.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion church autumn Holidays 14 September 2024
Folk omens for September 13, 2024: what do hiding frogs mean
Traditionally, September 13, according to the folk calendar, is the feast of the Belt of the Virgin Mary.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 13 September 2024
Belt of the Virgin Mary: what can and cannot be done on this holiday - note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the Holy Belt of the Most Holy Theotokos.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history signs church autumn Holidays 13 September 2024
Folk omens for September 12, 2024: what does a cloudy sky mean
Traditionally, September 12, according to the folk calendar, is celebrated as the Day of Daniel of Moscow.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 12 September 2024
Daniel of Moscow Day: What can and cannot be done on this holiday - note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the blessed Prince Daniel of Moscow.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion signs autumn Holidays 12 September 2024
Folk omens for September 11, 2024: what do fluttering birds mean
Traditionally, September 11, according to the folk calendar, is the feast of the Beheading of John.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 11 September 2024
Beheading of John: What can and cannot be done on this holiday - note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers commemorate the Beheading of the Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist of the Lord John.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion church autumn Holidays 11 September 2024
Folk omens for September 10, 2024: what do fluttering birds mean
Traditionally, September 10, according to the folk calendar, is celebrated as the Day of Saints Anna and Sava.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 10 September 2024
Saints Anna and Sava Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday – Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of Saints Anna the Prophetess and Savva of Krypetsk.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion church autumn Holidays 10 September 2024