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October 2008

Each day's feast or commemoration and its Divine Liturgy readings, following the practice of the Orthodox Church in America. Choose a day for the full texts.

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October 2008 · Old Calendar
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
1Julian 18 SeptSt Eumenes, Bishop of GortynaGal 6:2–10Luke 4:1–152Julian 19 SeptMartyrs Trophimus, Sabbatius, DorymedonEph 1:1–9Luke 4:16–223Julian 20 SeptGreatmartyr Eustathius and Martyr TheopistesEph 1:7–17Luke 4:22–304Julian 21 SeptSaturday after the Exaltation of the Cross1 Cor 1:26–291 Cor 10:23–28John 8:21–30Luke 4:31–36
5Julian 22 Sept16th Sunday after PentecostTone 72 Cor 6:1–10Luke 5:1–116Julian 23 SeptConception of St John the BaptistEph 1:22–2:3Gal 4:22–31Luke 4:37–44Luke 1:5–257Julian 24 SeptHoly New Martyrs of AlaskaEph 2:19–3:7Rom 8:28–39Luke 5:12–16Luke 21:12–198Julian 25 SeptRepose of Ven. Sergius of RadonezhEph 3:8–21Gal 5:22–6:2Luke 5:33–39Luke 6:17–239Julian 26 SeptRepose of St John the TheologianEph 4:14–191 John 4:12–19Luke 6:12–19John 19:25–27; 21:24–2510Julian 27 SeptMartyr Callistratus and CompanionsEph 4:17–25Luke 6:17–2311Julian 28 SeptVen. Chariton the Confessor1 Cor 14:20–252 Cor 4:6–15Luke 5:17–26Luke 6:17–23
12Julian 29 Sept17th Sunday after PentecostTone 82 Cor 6:16–7:1Luke 6:31–3613Julian 30 SeptHieromartyr Gregory of ArmeniaEph 4:25–32Luke 6:24–3014Julian 1 OctProtection of the Most Holy TheotokosEph 5:20–26Heb 9:1–7Luke 6:37–45Luke 10:38–42; 11:27–2815Julian 2 OctHieromartyr Cyprian, Martyrs Justina and TheoctistusEph 5:25–33Luke 6:46–7:116Julian 3 OctHieromartyr Dionysius the AreopagiteEph 5:33–6:9Luke 7:17–3017Julian 4 OctHieromartyr Hierotheus, Bishop of AthensEph 6:18–24Luke 7:31–3518Julian 5 OctSs Peter, Aleksy, Jonah, Philip, Germogen, Metrs. Moscow1 Cor 15:39–45Luke 5:27–32
19Julian 6 Oct18th Sunday after PentecostTone 12 Cor 9:6–11Heb 7:26–8:2Luke 7:11–16John 10:9–1620Julian 7 OctMartyrs Sergius and Bacchus in SyriaPhil 1:1–7Luke 7:36–5021Julian 8 OctVen. Pelagia the PenitentPhil 1:8–14Luke 8:1–322Julian 9 OctSt Tikhon, Patriarch of Moscow / Holy Apostle James, Son of AlphaeusPhil 1:12–20Heb 7:26–8:2Luke 8:22–25John 10:9–1623Julian 10 OctMartyrs Eulampius and Eulampia at NicomediaPhil 1:20–27Luke 9:7–1124Julian 11 OctApostle Philip of the SeventyPhil 1:27–2:4Luke 9:12–1825Julian 12 OctMartyrs Probus, Tarachus and Andronicus1 Cor 15:58–16:3Luke 6:1–10
26Julian 13 Oct19th Sunday after PentecostTone 22 Cor 11:31–12:9Heb 13:7–16Luke 8:5–15John 17:1–1327Julian 14 OctVen. Parasceva of SerbiaPhil 2:12–16Luke 9:18–2228Julian 15 OctVen. Euthymius the New of ThessalonicaPhil 2:17–23Luke 9:23–2729Julian 16 OctMartyr Longinus the CenturionPhil 2:24–30Luke 9:44–5030Julian 17 OctProphet HoseaPhil 3:1–8Luke 9:49–5631Julian 18 OctHoly Apostle and Evangelist LukePhil 3:8–19Col 4:5–9, 14, 18Luke 10:1–15Luke 10:16–21

About these readings

Feasts and readings are calculated from the MIT-licensed tables of Paul Kachur's orthodox_calendar (OCA practice). Saints' names are given in English as in that source.

Fasting days are not shown. Our lectionary source does contain fasting codes, but their labels and rules are not part of the licensed files we use and we have not verified them against a published calendar, so we leave fasting to your parish calendar.

Psalms are numbered as in the Septuagint, with the Hebrew numbering in brackets.

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