Pentecost
Feast · lord
- Pascha + 49 (Roman Catholic Church)
- Pascha + 49 (Eastern Orthodox Church)
- Pascha + 49 (Coptic Orthodox Church)
- Pascha + 49 (Syriac Orthodox Church)
The fiftieth day, and the end of the Paschal season in both halves of the church. In the East it closes the Pentecostarion a week later, with the Sunday of All Saints.
After The Typikon, ch. 50, the Pentecostarion — Pentecost, «Недѣ́лѧ ст҃ы́ѧ пентїко́стїи», p. 993.
Commemorating
- Jesus commemorates
- Saint Peter with
Where this is recorded
- Roman Catholic Church — the day, after Universal Norms on the Liturgical Year and the Calendar
- Eastern Orthodox Church — the day, after The Typikon, ch. 50, the Pentecostarion — Pentecost, «Недѣ́лѧ ст҃ы́ѧ пентїко́стїи», p. 993; the rank, after A Manual of the Orthodox Church's Divine Services, pp. 34-35, The Twelve Feasts
- Coptic Orthodox Church — the day, after The Coptic Synaxarium; the rank, after Kalendarium manuale utriusque ecclesiae orientalis et occidentalis (vol. II), II p. 693, «Festivitates majores numerantur septem» — Annuntiationis, Nativitatis, Baptismi, Olivarum, Resurrectionis, Ascensionis, Pentecostes
- Syriac Orthodox Church — the day, after Liturgical Calendar of the Syriac Orthodox Church
Glosses
- The Twelve Great Feasts, and the one that is not among them The Byzantine year is framed by twelve feasts — the Dodekaorton — running from the Nativity of the Theotokos on 8 September to her Dormition on 15 August, some fixed to a date and some moving with Pascha. They are not…