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.
Great Feast Major feast Sunday Lenten weekday (OT readings)
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1Julian 19 MarGreat and Holy WednesdayMatt 26:6–16 | 2Julian 20 MarGreat and Holy Thursday1 Cor 11:23–32Matt 26:2–20; John 13:3–17; Matthew 26:21–39; Luke 22:43–45; Matthew 26:40–27:2 | 3Julian 21 MarGreat and Holy FridayZech 11:10–13Isa 50:4–11Isa 52:13–54:1Amos 8:9–12+4 more | 4Julian 22 MarGreat and Holy SaturdayRom 6:3–11Matt 28:1–20 | |||
| 5Julian 23 MarHoly Pascha: the Resurrection of the LordActs 1:1–8John 1:1–17 | 6Julian 24 MarBright MondayActs 1:12–17, 21–26John 1:18–28 | 7Julian 25 MarAnnunciation of the Most Holy TheotokosBright TuesdayHeb 2:11–18Acts 2:14–21Luke 1:24–38Luke 24:12–35 | 8Julian 26 MarSynaxis of the Archangel GabrielBright WednesdayActs 2:22–36Heb 2:11–18John 1:35–51Luke 1:24–38 | 9Julian 27 MarBright ThursdayActs 2:38–43John 3:1–15 | 10Julian 28 MarBright Friday: the Life-giving SpringActs 3:1–8Phil 2:5–11John 2:12–22Luke 10:38–42; 11:27–28 | 11Julian 29 MarBright SaturdayActs 3:11–16John 3:22–33 |
| 12Julian 30 MarThomas Sunday (Antipascha)Tone 1Acts 5:12–20John 20:19–31 | 13Julian 31 MarRepose St Innocent, Metr. Moscow and Apostle to AmericasActs 3:19–26Heb 7:26–8:2John 2:1–11John 10:9–16 | 14Julian 1 AprVen. Mary of EgyptActs 4:1–10John 3:16–21 | 15Julian 2 AprVen. Titus the WonderworkerActs 4:13–22John 5:17–24 | 16Julian 3 AprVen. Nicetas the ConfessorActs 4:23–31John 5:24–30 | 17Julian 4 AprVen. Joseph the HymnographerActs 5:1–11John 5:30–6:2 | 18Julian 5 AprMartyrs Agathopedes, Theodulus and Their CompanionsActs 5:21–33John 6:14–27 |
| 19Julian 6 AprSunday of the Myrrhbearing WomenTone 2Acts 6:1–7Mark 15:43–16:8 | 20Julian 7 AprRepose St. Tikhon, Patriarch of Moscow, Enlightener N. AmericaActs 6:8–7:5; 6:47–60Heb 7:26–8:2John 4:46–54John 10:9–16 | 21Julian 8 AprApostles of the Seventy Herodion, Agabus, Asyncritus, Rufuf, Phlegon, HermesActs 8:5–17John 6:27–33 | 22Julian 9 AprMartyr Eupsychius of Caesarea in CappadociaActs 8:18–25John 6:35–39 | 23Julian 10 AprMartyrs Terence, Pompeius, Africanus and CompanionsActs 8:26–39John 6:40–44 | 24Julian 11 AprHieromartyr Antipas, Bishop of PergamumActs 8:40–9:19John 6:48–54 | 25Julian 12 AprSt Basil the Confessor, Bishop of PariumActs 9:20–31John 15:17–16:2 |
| 26Julian 13 AprSunday of the ParalyticTone 3Acts 9:32–42John 5:1–15 | 27Julian 14 AprSt Martin the Confessor, Pope of RomeActs 10:1–16John 6:56–69 | 28Julian 15 AprApostles of the Seventy Aristarchus, Pudens and TrophimusActs 10:21–33John 7:1–13 | 29Julian 16 AprVirgin Martyrs Agape, Irene and ChioniaActs 14:6–18John 7:14–30 | 30Julian 17 AprHieromartyr Simeon of PersiaActs 10:34–43John 8:12–20 |
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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