Іменинники 13 жовтня: хто сьогодні вшанований у церкві

Birthdays on October 13: who is honored in the church today

October 13 is the Day of Remembrance of Saints in the Orthodox calendar, including the Apostle James the Son of Zebedee, the Great Martyr Nikita of Gotha, and Saint Zlata of Moglen. Anton, Nikita, Nikolay, Jacob, and Zlata celebrate their name day on this Day.

On Monday, October 13, 2025, believers honor their patron saints, and since this is a name day, many people receive congratulations on the occasion of their angel’s Day.

The name Anton is associated with the holy martyr Anthony, who endured cruel trials for his faith and became an example of loyalty and strength of spirit.

Nikita’s Day is associated with the holy great martyr Nikita of Gotha, a warrior who converted to Christianity and died for his faith in the 4th century.

The name Nicholas honors St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, one of the most revered saints in Christianity. On October 13, the church also commemorates other saints with this name, in particular the Reverend Nicholas the Holy.

The name Jacob is recognized in the church calendar through the Apostle Jacob Alpheus, one of Jesus Christ’s disciples.

The name Zlata is associated with the holy great martyr Zlata Moglenskaya, who lived in the 14th century and became a model of spiritual strength and courage.

On the Day of the angel, people traditionally pray to their patron, thank him for his protection, and ask for blessings. Birthday people receive sincere wishes of health, joy, and peace from their relatives and friends.

If you have acquaintances with the names Anton, Nikita, Nikolay, Jacob, or Zlata, do not forget to congratulate them on this special Day. Warm words and your attention will be the most valuable gifts.

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