November 2029
The Orthodox calendar for November 2029: each day with its feast, its saint, and its fast.
In November 2029, on the New Calendar, the Orthodox Church keeps the Entrance of the Theotokos into the Temple on November 21 and the Nativity Fast from November 15.
- 1Thursday
Cosmas and Damian of Asia › - 2Fridayfast
Acindynus of Persia and Others › - 3Saturday
St Winefride of Treffynnon › - 4Synaxis of All the Holy Unmercenaries
St Joannicus the Great › - 5Monday
Galaction and Episteme › - 6Tuesday
St Germanus of Kazan › - 7Wednesdayfast
St Willibrord of Utrecht › - 8Synaxis of the Archangel Michael and the Bodiless Powers
- 9Fridayfast
St Nektarios of Aegina › - 10Saturday
St Arsenios of Cappadocia › - 11Sunday
Menas, Victor and Vincent › - 12Monday
St Martin of Tours › - 13Tuesday
St John Chrysostom › - 14Wednesdayfast
St Philip › - 15Beginning of the Nativity Fastfast
St Paisius Velichkovsky › - 16Fridayfast
St Matthew › - 17Saturdayfast
St Gregory the Wonderworker › - 18Sundayfast
St Anastasius of Epirus › - 19Mondayfast
St Obadiah › - 20Tuesdayfast
St Gregory Decapolites › - 21The Entrance of the Theotokos into the Templefast
- 22Thursdayfast
Philemon, Archippus and Apphia › - 23Fridayfast
St Alexander Nevsky › - 24Saturdayfast
St Catherine of Alexandria › - 25Leavetaking of the Entry of the Theotokos into the TemplefastSt Catherine of Alexandria ›
- 26Mondayfast
St Innocent of Irkutsk › - 27Tuesdayfast
St Jacob of Persia › - 28Wednesdayfast
St Stephen the New › - 29Thursdayfast
St Pitirim of Egypt › - 30Fridayfast
St Andrew the First Called ›
Questions about November 2029
What Orthodox feasts are in November 2029?
On the New Calendar, the Church keeps the Entrance of the Theotokos into the Temple on November 21.
Is there an Orthodox fast in November 2029?
Yes. On the New Calendar, the Church keeps the Nativity Fast from November 15.