Moon Phases 1289 — LCMS Lutheran

Historical note. Dates before the 1582 reform are shown on the Julian calendar. The astronomical positions are computed but approximate this far back — the lunar theory drifts by roughly a day across two millennia.

First quarter Fri, December 31 · 11:16 UT

Full moon Sat, January 8 · 07:13 UT

Last quarter Sun, January 16 · 11:19 UT

New moon Sun, January 23 · 06:27 UT

First quarter Sun, January 30 · 00:27 UT

Full moon Mon, February 7 · 02:13 UT

Last quarter Tue, February 15 · 01:06 UT

New moon Mon, February 21 · 16:18 UT

First quarter Mon, February 28 · 15:49 UT

Full moon Tue, March 8 · 20:12 UT

Last quarter Wed, March 16 · 10:50 UT

New moon Wed, March 23 · 01:56 UT

First quarter Wed, March 30 · 08:44 UT

Full moon Thu, April 7 · 11:48 UT

Last quarter Thu, April 14 · 17:28 UT

New moon Thu, April 21 · 11:45 UT

First quarter Fri, April 29 · 02:27 UT

Full moon Sat, May 7 · 00:23 UT

Last quarter Fri, May 13 · 22:25 UT

New moon Fri, May 20 · 22:13 UT

First quarter Sat, May 28 · 20:09 UT

Full moon Sun, June 5 · 10:14 UT

Last quarter Sun, June 12 · 03:10 UT

New moon Sun, June 19 · 09:56 UT

First quarter Mon, June 27 · 12:55 UT

Full moon Mon, July 4 · 18:15 UT

Last quarter Mon, July 11 · 09:05 UT

New moon Mon, July 18 · 23:30 UT

First quarter Wed, July 27 · 03:56 UT

Full moon Wed, August 3 · 01:39 UT

Last quarter Tue, August 9 · 17:21 UT

New moon Wed, August 17 · 15:05 UT

First quarter Thu, August 25 · 16:46 UT

Full moon Thu, September 1 · 09:33 UT

Last quarter Thu, September 8 · 04:57 UT

New moon Fri, September 16 · 08:11 UT

First quarter Sat, September 24 · 03:33 UT

Full moon Fri, September 30 · 18:42 UT

Last quarter Fri, October 7 · 20:28 UT

New moon Sun, October 16 · 01:35 UT

First quarter Sun, October 23 · 12:45 UT

Full moon Sun, October 30 · 05:32 UT

Last quarter Sun, November 6 · 15:48 UT

New moon Mon, November 14 · 17:59 UT

First quarter Mon, November 21 · 21:07 UT

Full moon Mon, November 28 · 18:19 UT

Last quarter Tue, December 6 · 13:40 UT

New moon Wed, December 14 · 08:39 UT

First quarter Wed, December 21 · 05:21 UT

The moon behind Easter

Easter is the first Sunday after the first full moon on or after the spring equinox — but the Church reckons this with a tabular ("ecclesiastical") moon and a fixed equinox of March 21, not the astronomical sky. The two usually agree to the day, but not always.

Ecclesiastical (computus)

Equinox (fixed)March 21

Paschal full moonApril 9

Golden number17

Astronomical

Nearest full moonApril 7

Time11:48 UT

Difference 2 days

Easter 1289 falls on April 10, 1289.

Moon Phases — 1289

The moon behind Easter