Orthodox Pascha 2033

Orthodox Pascha, Easter, in 2033 is April 24.

Western Easter in 2033 is April 17, one week earlier. In 2033, Pascha falls on April 24. These dates follow the Julian paschalion: the Sunday after its ecclesiastical full moon, using March 21 on the Julian calendar as the equinox. The tables use a calculated moon, not the observed astronomical full moon. The date is not determined by the date of modern Jewish Passover. Read the explanation and its source.

The moveable cycle of 2033

The moveable feasts and fasts of the Orthodox Church in 2033, reckoned from Pascha. New and Old Calendar share these dates.
DayDate
Sunday of the Publican and Pharisee, the Triodion opensFebruary 13
Sunday of the Prodigal SonFebruary 20
Meatfare Sunday, the Last JudgmentFebruary 27
Cheesefare Sunday, Forgiveness SundayMarch 6
Clean Monday, Great Lent beginsMarch 7
Lazarus SaturdayApril 16
Palm Sunday, the Entry into JerusalemApril 17
Great and Holy PaschaApril 24
The AscensionJune 2
PentecostJune 12
All SaintsJune 19

The Apostles’ Fast in 2033

Because it runs from the Monday after All Saints to the eve of Ss Peter and Paul, its length changes every year with Pascha. In 2033 it is 9 days on the New Calendar, and 22 days on the Old.

New Calendar and Old share every date above: Pascha and its cycle are reckoned the same way by nearly all Orthodox. Only the fixed feasts differ, by thirteen days. About Pascha › The feasts and fasts of 2033 ›

Questions about Pascha 2033

When is Orthodox Easter in 2033?

Orthodox Easter, Pascha, is on Sunday, April 24, 2033. Nearly all Orthodox, on the New and the Old Calendar alike, keep it on the same day.

Is Orthodox Easter the same day as Western Easter in 2033?

No. Western Easter in 2033 is on April 17, one week earlier.

When does Great Lent start in 2033?

Great Lent begins on Clean Monday, March 7, 2033.

When is Pentecost in 2033?

Pentecost in 2033 is on Sunday, June 12.

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