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Moscow12 July News. The Orthodox Church commemorates the day of memory of the Holy First Apostles Peter and Paul on July 12, while in folk tradition this day is known as Petrov Day. Petrov Day in 2026: what not to do during the feast of Peter and Paul.
Consensus
- The Russian Orthodox Church commemorates the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul on July 12.
- This day marks the end of the Petrine Fast.
- It is considered a significant religious holiday in the Orthodox tradition.
- Fish dishes are traditionally served on this day.
- Heavy physical labor, quarrels, and swearing are discouraged.
- The feast honors Saints Peter and Paul as foundational figures in Christianity.
Points of divergence
- Venues for weddings are not recommended on this day due to the need for focused participation in church services. — vesti
- The holiday is linked to folk traditions such as weather prediction based on natural signs, including dew, bird songs, and leaf color changes. — fontanka
- Patriarch Kirill will celebrate liturgy at the Peter and Paul Cathedral in St. Petersburg. — interfax
Coverage (3 sources)
- Russia lists what not to do on Peter's Day — Вести
- Peter's Day in 2026: What Not to Do on the Holiday of Peter and Paul — Фонтанка
- Russian Orthodox Church celebrates the Day of Saints Peter and Paul — Интерфакс