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September 2027

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126 Mesori
227 Mesori
61 Nasie
72 NasieSt. Titus
94 NasieSt. Poemen
116 Nasie
143 ThoutSt. Theodora
154 Thout
165 Thout
198 Thout
209 Thout
2110 Thout
2211 Thout
2413 Thout
2514 ThoutSt. Agathon
2615 Thout
2716 Thout
2918 Thout
3019 Thout
Feast of the LordChurch occasionSaintFasting daysHoly Fifty Days (no fasting)

Feasts and occasions in September 2027

Occasions in September 2027
DateOccasionCoptic date
Sep 3FriThe Patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and JacobSaint28 Mesori
Sep 4SatTranslation of the Body of St. John the ShortSaint29 Mesori
Sep 4SatMonthly Commemoration of the Three Major FeastsChurch Occasion29 Mesori
Sep 5SunDeparture of Malachi the ProphetSaint30 Mesori
Sep 7TueDeparture of St. Titus the ApostleSaint2 Nasie
Sep 8WedThe Archangel RaphaelChurch Occasion3 Nasie
Sep 9ThuDeparture of St. Poemen the SolitarySaint4 Nasie
Sep 10FriDeparture of St. Barsoum the NakedSaint5 Nasie
Sep 10FriDeparture of Amos the ProphetSaint5 Nasie
Sep 12SunFeast of El-Nayrouz (Coptic New Year)Church Occasion1 Thout
Sep 12SunMartyrdom of St. Bartholomew the ApostleSaint1 Thout
Sep 13MonMartyrdom of St. John the BaptistSaint2 Thout
Sep 14TueDeparture of St. Theodora the PenitentSaint3 Thout
Sep 17FriMartyrdom of Isaiah the ProphetSaint6 Thout
Sep 18SatDeparture of Pope Dioscorus ISaint7 Thout
Sep 18SatMartyrdom of St. Rebecca and Her Five ChildrenSaint7 Thout
Sep 23ThuThe Third Ecumenical Council at EphesusChurch Occasion12 Thout
Sep 23ThuMonthly Commemoration of the Archangel MichaelChurch Occasion12 Thout
Sep 25SatDeparture of St. Agathon the StyliteSaint14 Thout
Sep 28TueFeast of the Glorious CrossChurch Occasion17 Thout
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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.