Calendar

St. Catherine · The life of the Church

A year in Christ.

Services, sacred seasons, and the feasts that shape our life together.

One day. Two calendars.

Our mission follows the Old (Julian) Calendar. The church year begins September 1 liturgically—September 14 on the civil calendar in this era. Civil dates tell you when to attend; liturgical dates show the day observed by the Church. Service times are local to Lubbock.

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    The sacred year

    Feasts of the church year

    September 14, 2026 – September 13, 2027 civil · September 1 – August 31 Julian

    The Twelve Great Feasts, Holy Pascha, our patronal feast, and selected milestones of the church year. These are observances; see the schedule above for confirmed services.

    1. Church New Year

      Beginning of the Church Year

      A new year of prayer, worship, and life in Christ.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianSeptember 1, 2026
    2. Great Feast

      Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos

      The birth of the Mother of God.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianSeptember 8, 2026
    3. Great Feast

      Exaltation of the Precious and Life-Giving Cross

      The Cross, the sign of Christ’s victory.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianSeptember 14, 2026
    4. Feast

      Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos

      The intercession and protection of the Mother of God.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianOctober 1, 2026
    5. Great Feast

      Entry of the Most Holy Theotokos into the Temple

      The Mother of God is brought into the Temple.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianNovember 21, 2026
    6. Patronal Feast

      Holy Great Martyr Catherine of Alexandria

      The patronal feast of our mission.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianNovember 24, 2026
    7. Great Feast

      Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ

      Christ is born; glorify Him.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianDecember 25, 2026
    8. Great Feast

      Theophany — Baptism of Our Lord

      The revelation of the Holy Trinity at the Jordan.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianJanuary 6, 2027
    9. Great Feast

      Meeting of Our Lord in the Temple

      Christ is received by the righteous Simeon and Anna.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianFebruary 2, 2027
    10. Lenten season

      Beginning of Great Lent

      The journey of repentance toward Holy Pascha.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianMarch 2, 2027
    11. Great Feast

      Annunciation to the Most Holy Theotokos

      The good news of the Incarnation.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianMarch 25, 2027
    12. Great Feast

      Palm Sunday — Entry of Our Lord into Jerusalem

      Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianApril 12, 2027
    13. Feast of Feasts

      Holy Pascha — Resurrection of Our Lord

      Christ is risen! Truly He is risen!

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianApril 19, 2027
    14. Great Feast

      Ascension of Our Lord

      The risen Christ ascends into heaven.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianMay 28, 2027
    15. Great Feast

      Holy Pentecost

      The descent of the Holy Spirit.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianJune 7, 2027
    16. Great Feast

      Transfiguration of Our Lord

      Christ reveals His glory on Mount Tabor.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianAugust 6, 2027
    17. Great Feast

      Dormition of the Most Holy Theotokos

      The falling asleep of the Mother of God.

      Civil · Gregorian
      Liturgical · JulianAugust 15, 2027

    Feast references: The Twelve Great Feasts · Orthodox Paschal cycle. Fixed feasts are displayed according to the Julian calendar.

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    Today’s saints & Scripture

    THE LIFE OF THE CHURCH

    Today in the Church

    The daily Menologion brings together the saints and Scripture readings for the day. Read it at Ponomar.

    Ponomar follows the Old (Julian) Calendar. Dates and commemorations are shown as supplied by Ponomar.

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