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Orthodox fasting calendar

June 2026 fasting calendar

The Orthodox fasting rule for every day of June 2026, on both the New and the Old Calendar, with the feasts of the month.

Fasting seasons and fast days this month

New Calendar

  • Week after Pentecost: June 1–7
  • Apostles' Fast: June 8–28
  • Sts. Peter & Paul: June 29

Old Calendar

  • Week after Pentecost: June 1–7
  • Apostles' Fast: June 8–30

Day by day

Daily fasting rule, June 2026
DateNew CalendarOld CalendarFeast or commemoration
MonFast-freeWeek after PentecostFast-freeWeek after PentecostMartyr Justin the Philosopher and companions
TueFast-freeWeek after PentecostFast-freeWeek after PentecostSt. Nicephorus, Patriarch of Constantinople
WedFast-freeWeek after PentecostFast-freeWeek after PentecostMartyr Lucillian and companions
ThuFast-freeWeek after PentecostFast-freeWeek after PentecostSt. Metrophanes, first Patriarch of Constantinople
FriFast-freeWeek after PentecostFast-freeWeek after PentecostHieromartyr Dorotheus, Bishop of Tyre
SatFast-freeWeek after PentecostFast-freeWeek after PentecostSt. Bessarion the Wonderworker
SunFast-freeWeek after PentecostFast-freeWeek after PentecostSunday of All Saints (New)
MonFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastTranslation of the Relics of Great Martyr Theodore Stratelates
TueFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastSt. Cyril, Archbishop of Alexandria
WedWine & oil permittedApostles' FastWine & oil permittedApostles' FastHieromartyr Timothy, Bishop of Prusa
ThuFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastApostles Bartholomew and Barnabas
FriWine & oil permittedApostles' FastWine & oil permittedApostles' FastSt. Onuphrius the Great
SatFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastMartyr Aquilina of Byblos
SunFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastProphet Elisha
MonFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastProphet Amos
TueFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastSt. Tychon, Bishop of Amathus
WedWine & oil permittedApostles' FastWine & oil permittedApostles' FastMartyrs Manuel, Sabel and Ismael of Persia
ThuFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastMartyr Leontius of Tripoli
FriWine & oil permittedApostles' FastWine & oil permittedApostles' FastApostle Jude, brother of the Lord
SatFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastHieromartyr Methodius, Bishop of Patara
SunFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastMartyr Julian of Tarsus
MonFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastHieromartyr Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
TueFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastMartyr Agrippina of Rome
WedWine & oil permittedApostles' FastWine & oil permittedApostles' FastNativity of St. John the Baptist (New)
ThuFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastVirgin-martyr Febronia of Nisibis
FriWine & oil permittedApostles' FastWine & oil permittedApostles' FastSt. David of Thessalonica
SatFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastSt. Sampson the Hospitable of Constantinople
SunFish permittedApostles' FastFish permittedApostles' FastTranslation of the Relics of Unmercenaries Cyrus and John
MonNo fast todaySts. Peter & PaulFish permittedApostles' FastHoly Apostles Peter and Paul (New)
TueNo fast todayFish permittedApostles' FastSynaxis of the Holy Twelve Apostles
Strict fastNo meat, dairy, eggs, fish, wine or oil — vegetables, grains and fruit. Simplicity as prayer.Wine & oil permittedWine and olive oil are permitted today. No meat, dairy, eggs or fish.Fish permittedFish is allowed today, with wine, oil, shellfish and all foods of the earth. No meat, dairy or eggs.Cheesefare — dairy permittedNo meat this week, but dairy, eggs and fish are welcome every day — even Wednesday and Friday.Fast-freeA fast-free period: the Church is feasting. All foods with gratitude.No fast todayAn ordinary day — eat with thanksgiving.
Follow your parish

These are the general fasting rules of the Orthodox Church, computed for both calendars. Local custom, age, health, pregnancy and your priest’s guidance come first — when in doubt, ask your priest.

Old and New Calendar

New Calendar (Revised Julian) churches — most Greek, Antiochian, OCA, Romanian and Bulgarian parishes — keep fixed feasts on the civil date. Old Calendar (Julian) churches — Russian, Serbian, Georgian and others — keep them 13 days later on the civil calendar. Pascha and the feasts that depend on it fall on the same day for both.