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 18 JunMartyr Leontius and CompanionsRom 4:13–25Matt 7:21–23 | 2Julian 19 JunHoly Apostle Jude, Brother of the LordRom 5:10–16Jude 1–10Matt 8:23–27John 14:21–24 | 3Julian 20 JunHieromartyr Methodius, Bishop of PatarRom 5:17–6:2Matt 9:14–17 | 4Julian 21 JunMartyr Julian of TarsusRom 3:19–26Matt 7:1–8 | |||
| 5Julian 22 JunSunday of All Saints of the local ChurchTone 1Rom 2:10–16Heb 11:33–12:2Matt 4:18–23Matt 4:25–5:12 | 6Julian 23 JunMartyr Agrippina of RomeRom 7:1–13Matt 9:36–10:8 | 7Julian 24 JunNativity of St John the BaptistRom 7:14–8:2Rom 13:11–14:4Matt 10:9–15Luke 1:1–25, 57–68, 76, 80 | 8Julian 25 JunVirgin Martyr FebroniaRom 8:2–13Matt 10:16–22 | 9Julian 26 JunVen. David of ThessalonicaRom 8:22–27Matt 10:23–31 | 10Julian 27 JunVen. Sampson the Hospitable of ConstantinopleRom 9:6–19Matt 10:32–36; 11:1 | 11Julian 28 JunSt. Paul the Physician, of CorinthRom 3:28–4:3Matt 7:24–8:4 |
| 12Julian 29 JunHoly Apostles Peter and Paul3rd Sunday after PentecostTone 2Rom 5:1–102 Cor 11:21–12:9Matt 6:22–33Matt 16:13–19 | 13Julian 30 JunSynaxis of the Twelve ApostlesRom 9:18–331 Cor 4:9–16Matt 11:2–15Mark 3:13–19 | 14Julian 1 JulUnmercenary Wonderworkers Cosmas and DamianRom 10:11–11:2Matt 11:16–20 | 15Julian 2 JulRobe of the Theotokos at BlachernaeRom 11:2–12Matt 11:20–26 | 16Julian 3 JulMartyr HyacinthRom 11:13–24Matt 11:27–30 | 17Julian 4 JulSt Andrew of CreteRom 11:25–36Matt 12:1–8 | 18Julian 5 JulUnc. Rel. Ven. Sergius of RadonezhRom 6:11–17Gal 5:22–6:2Matt 8:14–23Luke 6:17–23 |
| 19Julian 6 Jul4th Sunday after PentecostTone 3Rom 6:18–23Matt 8:5–13 | 20Julian 7 JulVen. Thomas of Mt MaleonRom 12:4–5, 15–21Matt 12:9–13 | 21Julian 8 JulGreatmartyr Procopius of CaesareaRom 14:9–18Matt 12:14–16, 22–30 | 22Julian 9 JulHieromartyr Pancratius, Bishop of TaorminaRom 15:7–16Matt 12:38–45 | 23Julian 10 JulVen. Anthony of the Kiev CavesRom 15:17–29Gal 5:22–6:2Matt 12:46–13:3Matt 4:25–5:12 | 24Julian 11 JulBlessed Princess OlgaRom 16:1–16Matt 13:4–9 | 25Julian 12 JulMartyrs Proclus and Hilary of AncyraRom 8:14–21Matt 9:9–13 |
| 26Julian 13 Jul5th Sunday after PentecostTone 4Rom 10:1–10Heb 13:7–16Matt 8:28–9:1John 17:1–13 | 27Julian 14 JulApostle Aquila of the SeventyRom 16:17–24Matt 13:10–23 | 28Julian 15 JulGreat Prince Vladimir, Equal-to-the-Apostles, Enlightener of the Lands of Rus1 Cor 1:1–9Gal 1:11–19Matt 13:24–30John 10:1–9 | 29Julian 16 JulHieromartyr Athenogenes, Bishop of Heracleopolis1 Cor 2:9–3:8Matt 13:31–36 | 30Julian 17 JulRoyal Passionbearers1 Cor 3:18–23Matt 13:36–43 | 31Julian 18 JulMartyr Emilian of Silistria1 Cor 4:5–8Matt 13:44–54 |
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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