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October 19, 2026

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Feasts and occasions in Hathor 1743 AM

Occasions in Hathor 1743 AM
DateOccasionCoptic date
Nov 10TueMartyrdom of St. Cleopas the ApostleSaint1 Hathor
Nov 14SatAppearance of the Head of St. LonginusSaint5 Hathor
Nov 16MonConsecration of the Church of St. George in LyddaChurch Occasion7 Hathor
Nov 17TueThe Four Incorporeal Living CreaturesChurch Occasion8 Hathor
Nov 18WedThe First Ecumenical Council at NicaeaChurch Occasion9 Hathor
Nov 20FriDeparture of St. Anne, Mother of the Virgin MarySaint11 Hathor
Nov 21SatFeast of the Archangel MichaelChurch Occasion12 Hathor
Nov 24TueMartyrdom of St. Mina the Wonder-WorkerSaint15 Hathor
Nov 25WedThe Nativity Fast (Advent)until Wednesday, January 6Fast16 Hathor
Nov 26ThuDeparture of St. John ChrysostomSaint17 Hathor
Nov 27FriMartyrdom of St. Philip the ApostleSaint18 Hathor
Nov 30MonMonthly Commemoration of the Virgin MaryChurch Occasion21 Hathor
Dec 1TueMartyrdom of Sts. Cosmas and Damian, Their Brothers and Their MotherSaint22 Hathor
Dec 3ThuThe Twenty-Four Priests (Presbyters)Church Occasion24 Hathor
Dec 4FriMartyrdom of St. Philopater Mercurius (Abu Sefein)Saint25 Hathor
Dec 6SunMartyrdom of St. James the Sawn-AsunderSaint27 Hathor
Dec 7MonMartyrdom of St. Serapamon, Bishop of NikiouSaint28 Hathor
Dec 8TueMartyrdom of Pope Peter, Seal of the MartyrsSaint29 Hathor
Dec 8TueMartyrdom of St. Catherine of AlexandriaSaint29 Hathor
Dec 8TueMonthly Commemoration of the Three Major FeastsChurch Occasion29 Hathor
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About the Coptic calendar

The Coptic Orthodox Church keeps its feasts by the Coptic calendar, the old calendar of Egypt. It has twelve months of thirty days and a short thirteenth month, Nasie, of five days (six in a leap year). Its years are counted from AD 284, when the persecution of Diocletian began, so it is called the Calendar of the Martyrs and its years are written AM (Anno Martyrum). The year begins on 1 Thout, the Feast of El-Nayrouz, in September.

Most feasts keep the same Coptic date every year, such as the Nativity on 29 Koiak (January 7) and the Theophany on 11 Tobi (January 19). Easter is reckoned each year, and the Fast of Nineveh, Great Lent, the Ascension, Pentecost and the Apostles' Fast move with it.