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Orthodox Saints for November 14
The day’s saints, briefly — the principal commemoration the Church keeps on this date.
Apostle Philip. One of the Twelve, who told Nathanael 'come and see,' and was crucified preaching in Asia.
On both calendars
New Calendar & Old Calendar
New Calendar parishes commemorate this on November 14 (civil).
Old Calendar parishes keep the same commemoration 13 days later, on November 27 (civil).
Guidelines, not law — your priest’s word comes first. Commemorations vary slightly by jurisdiction and local calendar; fasting practice varies by jurisdiction, parish, and person. These pages show the common traditional guideline (the monastic standard most calendars print); where jurisdictions differ, that is a question for your priest, not for an app.
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