About this app
Orthodox Calendar brings the lives of the saints to your pocket — every day of the year, on both the Old (Julian) and New (Revised Julian) calendars. Open the app each morning to see which saints and feasts the Church commemorates today, read about their lives, and discover who among your friends and family is celebrating a name day. DAILY SAINTS & FEASTS • See the saint(s) honored each day, with feast rank — Great Feast, Apostle, Martyr, Holy Woman, Venerable, Prophet, and more • Read a short life and the Greek name for each saint • Browse any date in a full month calendar — feast days are marked at a glance OLD OR NEW CALENDAR • Switch instantly between the Julian (Old Calendar) and Revised Julian (New Calendar) with a single tap • For Greek, Russian, Serbian, Romanian, Antiochian and all Orthodox traditions NEVER MISS A NAME DAY • The app matches your contacts to the saint of the day, so you always know who is celebrating their onomastiki eorti • Someone saved as "Mom" or "Sister"? Assign their name day by hand — it stays private on your device • Wish them Χρόνια Πολλά in one tap with a ready-made WhatsApp or share message PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your contacts are read on your device only — never uploaded, stored, or shared Made with love for the Orthodox faithful. Many years to you — Χρόνια Πολλά!
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What’s New
• Share beautiful name-day greeting cards to Instagram, Facebook and Messenge • Share any feast day to Facebook with a rich preview • New artwork for every type of feast — martyrs, hierarchs, prophets and more • Expanded Life of St. Elesa, protector of childbirth and expectant mothers
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- First observed Aug 15, 2026 · 5:44 AM Free