Armenian Church Saints
In the modules below are Saints of the Armenian Church, whose feasts days occur between Sundays. Click below for summary and depth accounts of saints' lives, lessons and sermons.
St. Shoushanik
September 22, 2026
On the Tuesday after the 2nd Sunday of the Cross, the Armenian Church remembers Febronia, Mariana and Shoushan. All three were martyred for refusing to renounce their belief in Christ. […] more
St. George
September 26, 2026
The Armenian Church celebrates the feast of Saint George on the Saturday before the third Sunday in the Season of the Cross. George is a great saint and martyr of […] more
Seventy-Two Disciples of Christ
October 03, 2026
The Armenian Apostolic Church commemorates the Feast of the Seventy-Two Disciples on the Saturday before the 4th Sunday of the cross to honor those faithful followers whom Jesus appointed and […] more
Holy Translators
October 10, 2026
On the Saturday after the 4th Sunday of the Cross, the Armenian Church celebrates the Holy Translators. Included on this feast day are the inventors of the Armenian alphabet, Mesrob […] more
All Saints
October 31, 2026
While All Saints Day is a fixed feast day in the Western church (Nov. 1st) the Armenian Church celebrates All Saints Day on the Saturday after the 7th Sunday of […] more
Archangels Gabriel & Michael
November 07, 2026
The Armenian Church celebrates the Feast of the Angels on the Saturday following the Eighth Sunday of the Holy Cross, honoring Archangels Gabriel and Michael and all the heavenly hosts. […] more
St. James of Nisibis
December 12, 2026
The Armenian Church commemorates the feast of St. James of Nisibis on the Saturday following the Third Sunday of Advent. A fourth-century bishop, ascetic, and participant in the 1st Ecumenical […] more
King Abgar
December 19, 2026
The Armenian Church remembers St. Abgar the King on the Saturday before the 5th Sunday of Advent. King Abgar is remembered as one of the first rulers to embrace faith […] more
The Naming of Our Lord
December 19, 2026
On today’s feast of the naming of Jesus, we are reminded that something extraordinary happened when Jesus was named. Jesus’ name has great significance, it comes from Yeshua, or Joshua, […] more
St. Sarkis the Warrior
December 19, 2026
The feast of St. Sarkis The Warrior, His Son Mardiros, and Fourteen Soldiers is celebrated on the Saturday 2 Sundays before Poon Paregentan. St. Sarkis the Warrior was a fourth-century […] more