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Coptic Fasting Calendar 1967

Coptic fasting calendar 1967: Great Lent from Monday, March 6, 1967 to Saturday, April 29, 1967, with the Fast of Nineveh, the Apostles' Fast, St. Mary's Fast, the Nativity Fast and the paramoun.

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The fasts of 1967

Coptic fasts in 1967
FastBeginsEndsLength
The Nativity Fast (Advent) Fri, Nov 25, 196616 Hathor Fri, Jan 6, 196728 Koiak 43 days
Paramoun of the Nativity Fri, Jan 6, 196728 Koiak Fri, Jan 6, 196728 Koiak 1 day
Paramoun of the Theophany Wed, Jan 18, 196710 Tobi Wed, Jan 18, 196710 Tobi 1 day
The Fast of Nineveh (Jonah) Mon, Feb 20, 196713 Meshir Wed, Feb 22, 196715 Meshir 3 days
Great Lent Mon, Mar 6, 196727 Meshir Sat, Apr 29, 196721 Parmouti 55 days
The Apostles' Fast Mon, Jun 19, 196712 Paoni Tue, Jul 11, 19674 Epip 23 days
The Fast of the Virgin Mary Mon, Aug 7, 19671 Mesori Mon, Aug 21, 196715 Mesori 15 days
The Nativity Fast (Advent) Sat, Nov 25, 196715 Hathor Sat, Jan 6, 196827 Koiak 43 days

Easter and the moving fasts for coming years

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The fasts of the Coptic Church

The Coptic Orthodox Church keeps many fasts through the year: Great Lent (55 days, Holy Week included), the Fast of Nineveh (3 days), the Apostles' Fast, the Fast of the Virgin Mary (15 days), the Nativity Fast (43 days, from November 25 to January 6), and the paramoun before the Nativity and the Theophany. Great Lent, the Fast of Nineveh and the Apostles' Fast depend on the date of Easter, so they move every year, and the length of the Apostles' Fast changes with them.

Wednesdays and Fridays

Wednesday and Friday are fasting days every week of the year, except during the Holy Fifty Days after Easter, and when the Nativity or the Theophany falls on one of them.

The paramoun

The paramoun is a day of strict fasting in preparation for the Nativity and the Theophany. It is one day; it becomes two days when the feast falls on a Sunday, and three when it falls on a Monday.