Name day
Chariton: Name Day and Patron Saint
Chariton keeps the name day on 28 September, or 11 October on the Old Calendar: the feast of Venerable Chariton the Confessor.
- Patron saint
- Venerable Chariton the Confessor
- New Calendar
- 28 September
- Old Calendar
- 11 October
- Next name day
- 28 September 2027 (New Calendar) · 11 October 2027 (Old Calendar)
- In the feast calendar
- The feasts of September · The feasts of October
The patron saint: Venerable Chariton the Confessor
Kept on 28 September, or 11 October on the Old Calendar
Other saints named Chariton
Martyr Chariton
Kept on 9 September, or 22 September on the Old Calendar
An icon for Chariton
We don't carry an icon of Venerable Chariton the Confessor yet. Ask for it below, and we will write to you when it is in.
Closest to it
For every name: the Guardian Angel, given at baptism
Have it consecrated by our priest before it reaches you: Consecration, $49.
A name-day gift for Chariton
Name-Day Gift Set $213$149
A patron saint's folding diptych chosen by first name, a stainless steel crucifix and a prayer rope, in a gift box with a card giving the saint's life and feast day.
The St Nicholas the Wonderworker & Guardian Angel Folding Diptych is chosen, for the Guardian Angel every Orthodox Christian receives at baptism, and the name is filled in.
Questions
When is Chariton’s name day?
Chariton keeps the name day on 28 September on the New Calendar and on 11 October on the Old Calendar, the feast of Venerable Chariton the Confessor.
Who is the patron saint of Chariton?
Venerable Chariton the Confessor.
What is a good name-day gift for Chariton?
We don’t carry an icon of Venerable Chariton the Confessor yet, and you can ask for one on this page. Every Orthodox Christian has a Guardian Angel from baptism, so the Name-Day Gift Set ($149) with the Guardian Angel diptych is always fitting.
More about name days
- Name Days Explained: What They Are, How Families Keep Them, and Gifts
A name day is the feast of the saint whose name you carry. Here is how to find yours on either calendar, how Greek and Russian families keep it, and what to give.
- Orthodox Patron Saint: How to Find Yours (by Name, Day or Choice)
Your Orthodox patron saint is the saint whose name you were given at baptism. Here is how to find yours by name, by the day of your birth or baptism, or by choice, and how to keep the name day.
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