The year of the Ethiopian calendar contains 365 days to which is added every fourth year an extra day. Each year in this four-year period is dedicated to one of the four Evangelists who come in the following order: Mathew, Mark, Luke and John.

Ethiopian public holidays are indicated in the calendar. Moving Ethiopian Orthodox fasting dates and other religious event dates are also indicated in the calendar. Ethiopian Calendar dates are in normal font size while the Gregorian Calendar dates are in smaller, italic fonts.

Religious Holidays & Calendar page. https://www.ethiopianorthodox.org/english/calendar.html. See Below for details. Ethiopian year 2017-2018 (2024-2025) The year of St. John follows after the Ethiopian Leap year (St. Luke). Each year is divided into 12 …

ethiopian calendar The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church uses the Gregorian Calendar and Saint Yared’s cataloging of seasons to venerate different feasts of the year. In addition to commemorating our Lord’s feasts, we also commemorate His wondrous works through the saints and strive to imitate them in our day to day life.

Ethiopian Orthodox Christians observe a calendar rich with religious holidays that honor significant events in Christian history and the lives of saints. Major celebrations include Genna (Christmas), Timket (Epiphany), Fasika (Easter), Meskel (Finding of the True Cross) and Buhe.

The Annual Bible readings in the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church. The Annual Morning, Evening and Liturgical Readings. January: February: March: April: May: June ...

Please see the Ethiopian Orthodox fasting calendar below for more. Megabit is the seventh month and begins on March 10. Miyazya is the eighth month and begins on April 9. Ethiopia celebrates Easter Sunday (Fasika) on Miyazya 11 (April 19). Fasika is a very popular holiday in Ethiopia, especially to followers of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido ...

This is the main calendar used in Ethiopia. It is also the official calendar in the Orthodox Tewahido Church in both Ethiopia and Eritrea. Orthodox holidays. Solar Calendar. It is a solar calendar, based on the time it takes Earth to make 1 full orbit around the Sun, also known as a tropical year or solar year. Same Historical Roots. The ...

Ethiopian Orthodox Calendar is an Android mobile application, it's used to track date and holidays. It can also be used to convert dates from/to Gregorian calendar & view Ethiopian Orthodox holidays, Ethiopian Orthodox day names.

The days on which feasts and holidays fall are calculated by a set of rules as laid down in a book called “Bahre Hasab”. Regularly recurring holidays are declared on the first day of the Ethiopian New Year which is also known as St. John the Baptist’s Feast Day.