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Menaia: HTM & SJKP Comparative Chronological Listings Menaia: HTM & SJKP Comparative Chronological Listings Page 1 Sep 1 HTM Indiction (New Year) Sep 13 SJKP Resurrection Church Dedication Sep 1 HTM Symeon the Stylite Sep 13 SJKP Cross Exaltation Forefeast Sep 1 HTM 40 Holy Women & Dcn Amon Sep 13 SJKP Cornelius the Centurion, Hrmtr Sep 1 SJKP Indiction (New Year) Sep 14 HTM Cross Exaltation Sep 1 SJKP Symeon the Stylite Sep 14 SJKP Cross Exaltation Sep 2 HTM Mamas, Mtr Sep 15 HTM Nicetas, Grt Mtr Sep 2 HTM John the Faster Sep 15 SJKP Nicetas, Grt Mtr Sep 2 SJKP Mamas, Mtr Sep 15 SJKP Cross Exaltation, Saturday and Sunday after Sep 2 SJKP John the Faster Sep 15 SJKP Theotokos Icon Lesna Sep 3 HTM Anthimus, Bishop of Nicomedia Sep 16 HTM Euphemia, Grt Mtr Sep 3 HTM Theoctistus, companion of Euthymius the Great Sep 16 SJKP Euphemia, Mtr, All-Praised Sep 3 SJKP Anthimus of Nicomedia Sep 16 SJKP Ludmila, Passion Bearer Sep 3 SJKP Theoctistus This is the Sep 17 HTM Sophia, Faith, Hope, Love, Mtrs Sep 3 SJKP Edward, King of England, Passion Bearer point: to Sep 17 SJKP Sophia, Faith, Hope, Love, Mtrs Sep 4 HTM Moses, Prophet, and Aaron show the Sep 18 HTM Eumenius, Bishop of Gortnya Sep 4 HTM Babylas, Hrmtr, Bishop of Antioch Sep 18 SJKP Eumenius, Bishop of Gortyna Sep 4 SJKP Moses, Prophet different Sep 19 HTM Trophimus, Sabbatius, Dorymedon, Mtrs Sep 4 SJKP Babylas of Antioch, Hrmtr offerings Sep 19 SJKP Trophimus, Sabbatius, Dorymedon, Mtrs Sep 4 SJKP Joasaph, Bishop of Belgorod of each Sep 19 SJKP Igor of Chernigov, Prince, Passion Bearer Sep 4 SJKP Theotokos Icon Unburnt Bush Sep 20 HTM Eustathius & family Grt Mtrs Sep 5 HTM Zacharias, Father of Forerunner Menaion Sep 20 SJKP Eustathius, Grt Mtr Sep 5 SJKP Zacharias & Elizabeth, Parents of Forerunner Sep 21 HTM Cross Exaltation Apodosis Sep 5 SJKP Athanasius, Abbot of Brest, Mtr Sep 21 SJKP Cross Exaltation Apodosis Sep 6 HTM Michael, Archangel, Miracle at Chonae Sep 21 SJKP Demetrius, Metrop of Rostov Sep 6 SJKP Michael, Archangel, Miracle at Colossae Sep 22 HTM Phocas of Synope Sep 6 SJKP Eudoxius & companions, Mtrs Sep 22 HTM Quadratus, Apostle (trans from Sep 21) Sep 6 SJKP Cross Exaltation, Saturday before Sep 22 HTM Jonas, Prophet (hymns) (trans from Sep 21) Sep 6 SJKP Cross Exaltation, Sunday before Sep 22 HTM Kiev Caves, Fathers of Near Caves Sep 7 HTM Theotokos Nativity Forefeast Sep 22 SJKP Phocas of Synope Sep 7 HTM Sozon, Mtr Sep 22 SJKP Codratus (Quadratus), Apostle Sep 7 HTM Macarius of Optina (hymns) Sep 22 SJKP Jonah, Prophet Sep 7 SJKP Theotokos Nativity Forefeast Sep 22 SJKP Jonah, Father of the Branded Sep 7 SJKP Sozon, Mtr Sep 22 SJKP 26 Martyred Monks of Zographou Sep 7 SJKP Macarius, Mtr, Wnderwkr of Kiev Sep 23 HTM John the Baptist Conception Sep 8 HTM Theotokos Nativity Sep 23 SJKP John the Baptist Conception Sep 8 SJKP Theotokos Nativity Sep 24 HTM Thecla, Protomtr, Equal to Apostles Sep 9 HTM Joachim & Anna Sep 24 SJKP Thecla, Protomartyr Sep 9 HTM Severian, Mtr Sep 24 SJKP Vladislav-Stephen, King of Serbia Sep 9 SJKP Joachim & Anna Sep 25 HTM Euphrosyne Sep 9 SJKP Severian, Mtr Sep 25 HTM Trisagion, Origin of Sep 9 SJKP Glinsk Hermitage, Fathers of Sep 25 SJKP Euphrosyne Sep 10 HTM Menodora, Metrodora, Nymphodora, Mtrs Sep 25 SJKP Sergius of Radonezh Sep 10 SJKP Menodora, Metrodora, Nymphodora, Mtrs Sep 26 HTM John, Apostle, Translation Sep 11 HTM Theodora of Alexandria Sep 26 SJKP John, Apostle, Repose Sep 11 HTM Autonomus, Mtr (trans from Sep 12) Sep 27 HTM Callistratus & 49 companions, Mtrs Sep 11 SJKP Theodora Sep 27 SJKP Callistratus & Companions, Mtrs Sep 11 SJKP Autonomus, Hrmtr Sep 28 HTM Chariton the Confessor Sep 11 SJKP Sergius & Herman of Valaam Sep 28 SJKP Chariton the Confssr Sep 11 SJKP Xenia of St Petersburg Sep 28 SJKP Wenceslaus of Bohemia, Prince, Passion Bearer Sep 11 SJKP Silvanus (Silouan) of Mt Athos Sep 28 SJKP Kiev Caves, Fathers of Near Caves Sep 12 HTM Theotokos Nativity Apodosis Sep 28 SJKP Cyril & Maria, parents of Sergius of Radonezh Sep 12 SJKP Theotokos Nativity Apodosis Sep 29 HTM Cyriacus of Palestine Sep 12 SJKP Symeon of Verkhoturye, Relics Sep 29 SJKP Cyriacus the Anchorite Sep 13 HTM Resurrection Church Consecration Sep 30 HTM Gregory, Illuminator of Armenia Sep 13 HTM Cross Exaltation Forefeast Sep 30 SJKP Gregory, Enlightener of Armenia, Hrmtr Sep 13 HTM Cornelius the Centurion, Mtr Sep 30 SJKP Michael, Metrop of Kiev Hungry Orthodox Christian Reader :: www.OrthodoxReader.com Menaia: HTM & SJKP Comparative Chronological Listings Page 2 Oct 1 HTM Theotokos Protection of Oct 17 HTM Hosea, Prophet Oct 1 HTM Romanos the Melodist Oct 17 HTM Andrew in the Judgment (Crisis) Oct 1 HTM Ananias, Apostle Oct 17 HTM Susanna, Queen of Georgia, Mtr (hymns) Oct 1 SJKP Theotokos Protection of Oct 17 SJKP Hosea, Prophet Oct 1 SJKP Ananias, Apostle Oct 17 SJKP Andrew of Crete (Crisis), Mtr Oct 1 SJKP Romanus the Melodist Oct 18 HTM Luke, Apostle, Evangelist Oct 2 HTM Cyprian, Hrmtr, Justina the Virgin Oct 18 SJKP Luke, Apostle, Evangelist Oct 2 SJKP Cyprian & Justina Oct 18 SJKP Peter, Metrop of Montenegro Oct 2 SJKP Andrew, Fool for Christ Oct 19 HTM Joel, Prophet Oct 2 SJKP Anna of Kashin, Princess Oct 19 HTM Varus, Mtr Oct 3 HTM Dionysius the Areopagite, Hrmtr Oct 19 HTM John of Kronstadt [SJKP–Dec 20] Oct 3 SJKP Dionysius the Areopagite Oct 19 SJKP Joel, Prophet Oct 4 HTM Hierotheus, Bishop of Athens Oct 19 SJKP Varus, Mtr Oct 4 SJKP Hierotheus Bishop of Athens Oct 19 SJKP John of Ryla Oct 4 SJKP Paul the Simple, disciple of Anthony the Great Oct 19 SJKP John of Kronstadt Oct 5 HTM Charitina, Mtr Oct 20 HTM Artemius Grt Mtr Oct 5 SJKP Charitina, Mtr Oct 20 HTM Gerasimus of Cephalonia Oct 5 SJKP Moscow, Hierarchs of Oct 20 SJKP Artemius Grt Mtr Oct 6 HTM Thomas, Apostle Oct 21 HTM Hilarion the Great Oct 6 SJKP Thomas, Apostle Oct 21 SJKP Hilarion the Great Oct 7 HTM Sergius & Bacchus of Syria Oct 22 HTM Abercius, Bishop of Hierapolis Oct 7 SJKP Sergius & Bacchus, Mtrs Oct 22 HTM 7 Youths of Ephesus (Sleepers) Oct 8 HTM Pelagia Oct 22 SJKP Abercius Wnderwrkr Oct 8 SJKP Council, Seventh, Fathers of (Sunday) Oct 22 SJKP 7 Youths of Ephesus (Sleepers) Oct 8 SJKP Pelagia Oct 22 SJKP Theotokos Icon Kazan Oct 8 SJKP Thais Oct 23 HTM James, Apostle, Brother of God Oct 9 HTM James, Apostle, Son of Alphaeus Oct 23 SJKP James, Apostle, Brother of God Oct 9 HTM Andronicus & Athanasia Oct 24 HTM Arethas Grt Mtr & companions Oct 9 HTM Abraham, Patriarch (hymns) Oct 24 SJKP Arethas & companions (Homer), Mtrs Oct 9 SJKP James, Apostle, Son of Alphaeus Oct 24 SJKP Theotokos Icon Joy of All Who Sorrow Oct 9 SJKP Andronicus & Athanasia Oct 25 HTM Marcian & Martyrius, Mtrs, Notaries Oct 10 HTM Eulampius & Eulampia, Mtrs Oct 25 SJKP Marcian & Martyrius, Mtrs Oct 10 HTM Optina, Righteous Fathers Oct 25 SJKP Tabitha Oct 10 SJKP Eulampius & Eulampia, Mtrs Oct 26 HTM Demetrius, Grt Mtr, Myrrhstreamer Oct 10 SJKP Optina, Fathers of Oct 26 HTM Earthquake Constantinople 740 Oct 11 HTM Councils, Seventh (Sunday) Oct 26 SJKP Demetrius Grt Mtr Oct 11 HTM Philip, Apostle/Deacon Oct 26 SJKP Earthquake Constantinople Oct 11 HTM Theophanes the Branded, Hymnographer, Confssr Oct 27 HTM Nestor, Mtr Oct 11 SJKP Philip, Apostle/Deacon Oct 27 SJKP Nestor of Thessalonica, Mtr Oct 11 SJKP Theophanes the Confessor (Hymnographer) Oct 28 HTM Terence & Neonilla, Mtrs Oct 11 SJKP Zinaida & Philonilla, Mtrs Oct 28 HTM Stephen the Sabbaite Oct 12 HTM Probus, Tarachus, Andronicus, Mtrs Oct 28 SJKP Terence & Neonilla, Mtrs Oct 12 HTM Symeon the New Theologian Oct 28 SJKP Stephen the Sabbaite Oct 12 SJKP Probus, Tarachus, Andronicus, Mtrs Oct 28 SJKP Paraskeva of Rome, Mtr Oct 12 SJKP Cosmas of Jerusalem, Composer of Canons Oct 28 SJKP Job of Pochaev Oct 12 SJKP Martin, Bishop of Tours [HTM–Nov 12] Oct 29 HTM Anastasia of Rome, Mtr Oct 13 HTM Carpus & Papylus, Mtrs Oct 29 HTM Abramius & niece Mary Oct 13 SJKP Carpus & Papylas, Mtrs Oct 29 SJKP Anastasia of Rom, Mtr Oct 14 HTM Nazarius, Gervasius, Protasius, Celsus, Mtrs Oct 29 SJKP Abramius the Recluse Oct 14 HTM Cosmas the Hymnographer Oct 30 HTM Zenobius, Hrmtr, & sister Zenobia Oct 14 SJKP Nazarius, Gervase, Protase, Celsius, Mtrs Oct 30 SJKP Zenobius & Zenobia, Mtrs Oct 15 HTM Lucian, Presbyter of Antioch, Hrmtr Oct 31 HTM Stachys, Apelles, Narcissus, et al, Apostles Oct 15 SJKP Euthymius the New Oct 31 HTM Epimachus, Mtr Oct 15 SJKP Lucian of Antioch, Mtr Oct 31 SJKP Stachys, Amplius, et al, Apostles Oct 16 HTM Longinus the Centurion Oct 31 SJKP Epimachus, Mtr Oct 16 SJKP Longinus the Centurion, Mtr Oct 31 SJKP Spyridon & Nicodemus, Bakers of Kiev Caves Hungry Orthodox Christian Reader :: www.OrthodoxReader.com Menaia: HTM & SJKP Comparative Chronological Listings Page 3 Nov 1 HTM Cosmas & Damian, Unmercenaries, Mtrs Nov 17 HTM Hilda of Whitby (hymns) Nov 1 SJKP Cosmas & Damian, Unmercenaries, Mtrs Nov 17 SJKP Gregory Wndrwrkr, Bishop of Neocaesarea Nov 1 SJKP Unmercenaries (all) Synaxis (Sunday) Nov 18 HTM Plato & Romanus, Mtrs Nov 2 HTM Acindynus, Pegasius, et al, of Persia, Mtrs Nov 18 SJKP Plato & Romanus, Mtrs Nov 2 SJKP Acindynus, Pegasius, Aphthonius, et al, Mtrs Nov 19 HTM Abdias (Obadiah), Prophet Nov 3 HTM Acepsimas, Joseph, Aethalas, Mtrs Nov 19 HTM Barlaam of Antioch, Mtr Nov 3 HTM George Grt Mtr, Relics Nov 19 SJKP Obadiah, Prophet Nov 3 SJKP Acepsimus, Joseph, Aithalas, Hrmtrs Nov 19 SJKP Barlaam of Caearea, Mtr Nov 3 SJKP George Grt Mtr, Relics Nov 19 SJKP Philaret, Metrop of Moscow Nov 4 HTM Joannicius the Great Nov 20 HTM Theotokos Entry Forefeast Nov 4 HTM Nicander, Bishop of Myra, & Hermias, Hrmtrs Nov 20 HTM Gregory of Decapolis Nov 4 SJKP Joannicius
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