holidays in september
Folk omens for September 9, 2024: what do fluttering birds mean
Traditionally, September 9, according to the folk calendar, is celebrated as Pimen's Day.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 9 September 2024
Pimenov Day: What can and cannot be done on this holiday - note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of Saint Pimen.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion church autumn Holidays 9 September 2024
Folk omens for September 8, 2024: what does the singing bunting bird mean
Traditionally, September 8, according to the folk calendar, is celebrated as the Day of Adrian and Natalia.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 8 September 2024
Adrian and Natalia Day: What can and cannot be done on this holiday - note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the martyrs Adrian and Natalia.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion church autumn Holidays 8 September 2024
Folk omens for September 7, 2024: what do the rains mean
Traditionally, September 7, according to the folk calendar, is the celebration of the Day of the Apostle Titus.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 7 September 2024
Apostle Titus Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday – Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of Bishop Titus of Crete.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion church autumn Holidays 7 September 2024
Folk omens for September 6, 2024: what do the clouds in the sky mean
Traditionally, September 6, according to the folk calendar, is the Day of Eutychius the Quiet.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 6 September 2024
Day of Eutychius the Quiet: what can and cannot be done on this holiday - note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of Eutychius, who was one of the closest disciples of John the Theologian.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion signs autumn Holidays 6 September 2024
Folk omens for September 5, 2024: what does the ripening of lingonberries mean
Traditionally, September 5, according to the folk calendar, is the Day of Luppus of Thessaloniki.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 5 September 2024
Luppus of Thessaloniki Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday – Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the martyr Luppus of Thessalonica.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion signs autumn Holidays 5 September 2024
Folk omens for September 4, 2024: what does the dissipating fog mean
Traditionally, September 4, according to the folk calendar, is celebrated as Agathonic Day.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions summer Holidays 4 September 2024
Agathonic Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday – Note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the martyrs Agathonicus, Zotik, Theoprepius, Akindinus, Severian and many others.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion church autumn Holidays 4 September 2024
Folk omens for September 3, 2024: what does the wind direction indicate
Traditionally, September 3, according to the folk calendar, is celebrated as the Day of Abraham of Smolensk.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 3 September 2024
Abraham of Smolensk Day: What can and cannot be done on this holiday - note for Orthodox Christians
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of St. Abraham of Smolensk.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history religion church autumn Holidays 3 September 2024
Folk omens for September 2, 2024: what does the abundance of rowan berries mean
Traditionally, September 2, according to the folk calendar, is the holiday of Prophet Samuel Day.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs autumn traditions Holidays 2 September 2024
Prophet Samuel's 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 prophet Samuel.
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Folk omens for September 1, 2024: what do low-flying cranes mean
Traditionally, on September 1, according to the folk calendar, the holiday of the Icon of the Giver of Mind is celebrated.
Margarita Sadkovskaya folk signs traditions autumn Holidays 1 September 2024
Icon of the Giver of the Mind: what can and cannot be done on this holiday - a note for the Orthodox
Today, Orthodox believers honor the memory of the icon of the Mother of God, Giver of the Mind.
Margarita Sadkovskaya history signs religion autumn Holidays 1 September 2024