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Everyday
One page for today: who celebrates, whether we fast, what time the sun sets and how long until Easter.
Everything is computed on your device from the church calendar and the sun's position. Nothing is sent anywhere.
The page moves with the day; open it again tomorrow for tomorrow's answers.
Name days come from the same set the name-day search uses, with the movable feasts computed from Orthodox Easter.
Fasting follows the common calendar of the Church of Greece: the four periods, Wednesdays and Fridays, and the feasts that lift the fast.
Sun times are computed for the place you choose, assuming a flat horizon. The countdowns show whole days until the next occurrence of each feast.
From the calendar set used by the name-day search. It includes both fixed and movable feasts.
Some days have no known name day in the set. The page says so instead of offering something arbitrary.
Yes, whole days from today. Once a feast has passed, the count goes to next year's.
No. The place is only used for the sun times and nothing is stored.
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Name days and fasting follow the common calendar; local typika differ. The sun times assume a flat horizon.