Orthodox Christian Calendar (E

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About this app

Orthodox Calendar in English.

Displays the full calendar of feasts and saints, as well as fasting and period of the year information, for any day, past and future. Links to daily readings of the Ohrid Prologue and an online calendar are also provided. Optionally, navigate to any day, past or future, on a date basis or in regard to the paschal period.

Includes a nice looking widget for your homescreen.

Does not require internet connection, so it will display the feast, or the saints of the day, even if you are on Sinai or Mount Athos :-)

One should not rely too much on the fasting info displayed, talk to your priest instead.

Includes notifications about tomorrow's saints/feasts.

Calendar style (old/new calendar) is configurable.

*The application was made free through the generosity of the pious Orthodox Christians, please mention them in your prayers: Vladimir, Vladimir, Tatiana, Viachelsav and the reposed Ivan.

Ratings and reviews

Lovely app, having the Prologue readily accessible as well as the jordanville prayer book allows me some spiritual meditation even when I'm away from home. Ideas for further development: -More specifics for the type of fast for the day -If not including the readings for the day, a reference to a site that does Both of these could also be accomplished more universally with an option to add your own reference links to the app, then people could just link their official church website. Cheers!

I'm so glad to have this app back. I use it daily and I've missed having it on my phone since it was removed from the app store. The link for the Prologue readings is back up and running which makes my day! Thank you so much for bringing this English version of the app back.

The app offers the option of Old Style or New Style calendars and the names of saints or events commemorated according to the church calendar. It doesn't include the daily readings of the Holy Scriptures, like other apps do. It provides shortcuts to online resources where you can read the lives of the saints, sermons, and reflexions from St. Nicholas Velimirovic. Visually pleasant widget!

What’s new

Bug fixes