Why Orthodox Christians Celebrate the New Year on the First of September / OrthoChristian.Com

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Why Orthodox Christians Celebrate the New Year on the First of September / OrthoChristian.Com
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  1. The Byzantine celebration of the Indiction as the commencement of the New Year is not universal among Orthodox Christians. For some of us, the new year begins on the 12th of November with the start of Advent *St Martin’s Lent), and for others, on the fourth Sunday prior to Christmas.

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