January 2030
The Orthodox calendar for January 2030: each day with its feast, its saint, and its fast.
In January 2030, on the New Calendar, the Orthodox Church keeps Theophany on January 6.
- 1Circumcision of Christ and Saint Basil the Greatfast-free
St Emilia, Mother of St Basil the Great › - 2Forefeast of Theophanyfast-free
St Seraphim of Sarov › - 3Forefeast of Theophanyfast-free
St Malachi › - 4Synaxis of the Seventy Apostlesfast-free
St Apollinaria › - 5Eve of Theophanyfast
St Syncletike › - 6Theophany
- 7Synaxis of St John the Forerunner
St Cedd of Essex › - 8Tuesday
St Atticus of Constantinople › - 9Wednesdayfast
St Polyeuctus of Melitene in Armenia › - 10Thursday
St Gregory of Nyssa › - 11Fridayfast
St Vitalis the Monk › - 12Saturday after Theophany
St Tatiana › - 13Sunday after Theophany
St Hilary of Poitiers › - 14Leavetaking of Theophany
St Nino of Georgia › - 15Tuesday
St Ita of Kileedy › - 16Wednesdayfast
- 17Thursday
St Anthony the Great › - 18Fridayfast
Athanasius the Great and Cyril of Alexandria › - 19Saturday
St Macarius the Great › - 20Sunday
St Euthymius the Great › - 21Monday
St Maximus the Confessor › - 22Tuesday
St Anastasius of Persia › - 23Wednesdayfast
Clement and Agathangel › - 24Thursday
St Xenia of St Petersburg › - 25Fridayfast
St Gregory the Theologian › - 26Saturday
St Ammonas of Egypt › - 27Sunday
- 28St Ephraim the Syrian
St Ephrem the Syrian › - 29Tuesday
St Ignatius the Godbearer › - 30Synaxis of the Three Holy Hierarchs, Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian, and John Chrysostomfast
St Peter of Bulgaria › - 31Thursday
St Marcella of Rome ›
Questions about January 2030
What Orthodox feasts are in January 2030?
On the New Calendar, the Church keeps Theophany on January 6.
Is there an Orthodox fast in January 2030?
No fasting season falls in January 2030 on the New Calendar, but January 5, the Eve of Theophany, is a strict fast day. Wednesdays and Fridays are also kept as fast days, except in fast-free weeks and on some feast days.