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Paopi
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October 19, 2026

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Feasts and occasions in Pashons 1742 AM

Occasions in Pashons 1742 AM
DateOccasionCoptic date
May 9SatThe Nativity of the Virgin MaryChurch Occasion1 Pashons
May 10SunDeparture of Job the RighteousSaint2 Pashons
May 13WedMartyrdom of Jeremiah the ProphetSaint5 Pashons
May 15FriDeparture of St. Athanasius the ApostolicSaint7 Pashons
May 17SunDeparture of St. Helena the QueenSaint9 Pashons
May 18MonDeparture of the Three Holy YouthsSaint10 Pashons
May 20WedConsecration of the Church of St. DemianaSaint12 Pashons
May 20WedTranslation of the Relics of St. John ChrysostomSaint12 Pashons
May 20WedMonthly Commemoration of the Archangel MichaelChurch Occasion12 Pashons
May 21ThuThe Ascension of ChristMajor Feast of the Lord13 Pashons
May 21ThuDeparture of St. Arsenius, Tutor of the Emperor's SonsSaint13 Pashons
May 22FriDeparture of St. Pachomius, Father of the CenobitesSaint14 Pashons
May 23SatMartyrdom of St. Simon the ZealotSaint15 Pashons
May 29FriMonthly Commemoration of the Virgin MaryChurch Occasion21 Pashons
May 31SunPentecostMajor Feast of the Lord23 Pashons
Jun 1MonThe Entry of Christ into EgyptMinor Feast of the Lord24 Pashons
Jun 1MonThe Apostles' Fastuntil Saturday, July 11Fast24 Pashons
Jun 1MonDeparture of Habakkuk the ProphetSaint24 Pashons
Jun 2TueMartyrdom of St. Colluthus the PhysicianSaint25 Pashons
Jun 3WedMartyrdom of St. Thomas the ApostleSaint26 Pashons
Jun 6SatDeparture of St. Simeon the StyliteSaint29 Pashons
Jun 6SatMonthly Commemoration of the Three Major FeastsChurch Occasion29 Pashons
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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.