September 6 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)

September 6 in the Eastern Orthodox liturgical calendar commemorates several saints and events. The specific saints commemorated may vary slightly depending on the liturgical tradition (e.g., Greek Orthodox, Russian Orthodox, etc.) and the particular year (due to variations in the Julian and Gregorian calendars). However, some common commemorations include:

• Saints Agapius, Irenaeus, and others: This is a frequently observed commemoration, though the precise number and names of the martyrs associated with this date often differ across liturgical traditions. Further research into specific Orthodox calendars is necessary to ascertain the complete list of saints commemorated on this day within a given tradition.

• Other Local Saints and Commemorations: Many local saints and events specific to particular regions or monasteries are also commemorated on September 6th. These are not uniformly celebrated across the entire Orthodox world. Details regarding these local commemorations require consulting regional liturgical books and calendars.

Further Research:

More detailed information about specific saints commemorated on September 6th in various Orthodox traditions can be found through searching online resources such as the Orthodox Church in America website, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America website, and similar websites for other Orthodox jurisdictions. Consultations of liturgical books ( Menaia) and calendar resources for specific jurisdictions are also essential for accurate information.