Feast of the Apostle Philip

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The Feast of the Apostle Philip is a Christian liturgical celebration honoring the Apostle Philip, traditionally observed on November 14 (November 27 on the Gregorian calendar in Eastern Orthodoxy).

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian feast day
liturgical celebration
associatedWith Philip the Apostle NERFINISHED
Twelve Apostles NERFINISHED
calendarBasis Gregorian calendar (for fixed-date conversion)
Julian calendar NERFINISHED
Revised Julian calendar NERFINISHED
category Eastern Christian liturgical feasts
Feasts of the Apostles NERFINISHED
celebratedIn Christianity NERFINISHED
Eastern Catholic Churches NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodoxy NERFINISHED
Oriental Orthodox Churches NERFINISHED
celebratedOn November 14 (Julian calendar)
November 27 (Gregorian calendar, in Eastern Orthodoxy)
commemorates apostolic ministry of Philip
martyrdom of Philip (in traditional accounts)
hasLiturgicalTexts hymns
kontakion
stichera
troparion
hasPatron Philip the Apostle NERFINISHED
honors Apostle Philip NERFINISHED
Saint Philip the Apostle NERFINISHED
languageOfLiturgicalTexts Church Slavonic NERFINISHED
Greek
various vernacular languages
liturgicalRank feast
notSameAs Feast of Saints Philip and James (Western calendar) NERFINISHED
observedBy Bulgarian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Coptic Orthodox Church (on its own calendar date) NERFINISHED
Georgian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Greek Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Orthodox Church in America NERFINISHED
Romanian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Russian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Serbian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Syriac Orthodox Church (on its own calendar date) NERFINISHED
partOf Christian liturgical year NERFINISHED
theologicalTheme apostolic witness to Christ
confession of Christ as Messiah
mission and evangelization
tradition Byzantine Rite NERFINISHED
Greek Orthodox tradition
Slavic Orthodox tradition
typeOfDate fixed feast

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Nativity Fast beginsAfter Feast of the Apostle Philip