The Orthodox Calendar, 2029

The feasts and fasts of 2029, and every day month by month.

In 2029, Orthodox Pascha (Easter) falls on Sunday, April 8, and Great Lent begins on Clean Monday, February 19. Below are the Great Feasts of 2029 and the four fasts, on the New Calendar and the Old Calendar alike.

The Great Feasts of 2029

The Great Feasts of 2029, on the New and Old Calendar
FeastNew CalendarOld Calendar
TheophanyJanuary 6January 19
The Meeting of Our Lord, God, and Saviour Jesus Christ in the TempleFebruary 2February 15
The AnnunciationMarch 25April 7
The Entry into Jerusalem (Palm Sunday)April 1April 1
Holy PaschaApril 8April 8
The Ascension of Our LordMay 17May 17
Holy Pentecost, the Descent of the Holy SpiritMay 27May 27
The TransfigurationAugust 6August 19
The Dormition of the TheotokosAugust 15August 28
The Nativity of the TheotokosSeptember 8September 21
The Exaltation of the Precious CrossSeptember 14September 27
The Entrance of the Theotokos into the TempleNovember 21December 4
The Nativity of ChristDecember 25January 7

Old Calendar days are given as they fall in 2029. Palm Sunday, Pascha, the Ascension and Pentecost fall on the same day for nearly all Orthodox, on either calendar.

The fasts that begin in 2029

The fasts that begin in 2029, on the New and Old Calendar
FastNew CalendarOld Calendar
Great Lent and Holy WeekFebruary 19 to April 7February 19 to April 7
The Apostles' FastJune 4 to June 28June 4 to July 11
The Dormition FastAugust 1 to August 14August 14 to August 27
The Nativity FastNovember 15 to December 24November 28, 2029 to January 6, 2030

The whole cycle of Pascha in 2029, from the Triodion to All Saints: Pascha 2029.

Wednesdays and Fridays are fast days through the year, apart from the fast-free weeks. See the fasting calendar.

The months of 2029

Questions

When is Orthodox Easter in 2029?

Orthodox Pascha (Easter) in 2029 is on Sunday, April 8, 2029.

When does Great Lent begin in 2029?

Great Lent begins on Clean Monday, February 19, 2029. Its forty days end on Friday, March 30; with Lazarus Saturday, Palm Sunday and Holy Week, the fast runs to Holy Saturday, April 7.

When is Orthodox Christmas in 2029?

The Nativity of Christ is kept on December 25 on the New Calendar and on January 7 on the Old Calendar. In 2029 the New Calendar keeps it on Tuesday, December 25, and the Old Calendar on Sunday, January 7.

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