May 2028
The Orthodox calendar for May 2028: each day with its feast, its saint, and its fast.
In May 2028, on the New Calendar, the Orthodox Church keeps the Ascension of Our Lord on May 25.
- 1Synaxis of the Three New Righteous Martyrs of the Holy Mountain, Euthymius, Ignatius, and Acacius (1814-1816)
St Tamar of Georgia › - 2Tuesday
St Matrona of Moscow › - 3Wednesdayfast
Timothy and Maura › - 4Thursday
St Monica, mother of Blessed Augustine › - 5Fridayfast
St Irene of Thessalonica › - 6Saturday
St Job the Longsuffering › - 7Sunday of the Paralytic
St Lydia of Philippi › - 8Monday
St John the Theologian › - 9Tuesday
St Isaiah › - 10Mid-Pentecostfast
St Isidora the Fool of Tabenna › - 11Thursday
Cyril and Methodius › - 12Fridayfast
Epiphanios of Cyprus and Germanos of Constantinople › - 13Saturday
St Glyceria › - 14Sunday of the Samaritan Woman
St Isidore of Chios › - 15Monday
St Pachomius the Great › - 16Translation of the Relics of Venerable Ephraim of Perekop
St Brendan the Voyager of Clonfert › - 17Leavetaking of Mid-Pentecostfast
Andronicus of the Seventy › - 18Thursday
St Theodotus of Ancyra › - 19Fridayfast
St Patrick of Prusa › - 20Saturday
St Aleksy, Metropolitan of All Russia › - 21Sunday of the Blind Man
Constantine and Helen › - 22Monday
St Basiliscus of Comana › - 23Tuesday
St Leonty of Rostov › - 24Leavetaking of Pascha and Forefeast of the Ascensionfast
St Nikita the Stylite › - 25The Ascension of Our Lord
St Therapon of Cyprus › - 26Fridayfast
Carpus and Alphaeus › - 27Saturday
St Bede › - 28Sunday of the Holy Fathers of the First Ecumenical Council
St Ignaty of Rostov › - 29Monday
St Theodosia of Tyre › - 30Tuesday
St Macrina the Elder › - 31Wednesdayfast
St Hermas of Philippopolis ›
Questions about May 2028
What Orthodox feasts are in May 2028?
On the New Calendar, the Church keeps the Ascension of Our Lord on May 25.
Is there an Orthodox fast in May 2028?
No fasting season falls in May 2028 on the New Calendar. Wednesdays and Fridays are kept as fast days, except in fast-free weeks and on some feast days.