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Sunday of Orthodoxy
Sun, March 13, 2022 · Computed (rule)
5 yr ago
The first Sunday of Great Lent: the restoration of icons in 843.
Every year
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Source, method and history
- Source
- Orthodox Church in America
- How we know
- Computed from Orthodox Pascha (Julian computus, shown in the Gregorian calendar).
- Recurs
- annual
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- Changes
- 2026-09-26: added to 2022-03-13