The answer
a. The Archangel Raphael (13th Kiahk / 22nd December).
b. Midnight praises of the “Seven and Four” and the Sundays of Kiahk.
c. Paramoun of the Nativity: the day before the Nativity feast (sometimes two or three
days).
d. The Glorious Feast of the Nativity (29th Kiahk / 7th January), We pray in the joyful
tune from 29th Kiahk (the Nativity) until the Feast of the Circumcision on 6th Tobe — an invitation to behold God and enter into a dialogue with Him, becoming more aware of our authority over the devil, sin, and darkness, and opposing injustice and death.
Fr. Tadros Yacoub Malaty