Începutul Anului Nou bisericesc. De ce a fost aleasă data de 1 septembrie pentru această sărbătoare creștină

The Orthodox Church celebrates the New Year on September 1, established by the First Council of Nicaea. This date marks the beginning of Christ's preaching. The month also signifies the counting of years leading to the Jubilee year, emphasizing forgiveness and renewal. On this day, Saint Dionysius Exiguus is commemorated for his contributions to the Christian calendar and his work in astronomy and translations.