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Bookmark or Share- Ultimate Interfaith Calendar of Religious Holidays (2024) - Good Good GoodReligious Holidays & Observances Across Multiple Faiths. January. Days. Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God - January 1 (Roman Catholicism) St. Basil’s Day - January 1 (Eastern Orthodoxy) Oshogatsu - January 1 (Shinto) Asara B’Tevet - January 3 (Judaism) Guru Gobind Singh’s Birthday - January 5 (Sikhism)
- List of holidays and observances | BritannicaThis is a list of holidays and observances organized alphabetically by religion, followed by a list of secular and ancient holidays and observances. See also holiday; feast; Buddhism; Christianity; Hinduism; Islam; Jainism; Judaism; Shintō. Buddhist. Bon. Smon-lam chen-mo. uposatha. vassa. Vesak. Christian. Advent. All Saints’ Day. All Souls’ Day.
- Christmas | Origin, Definition, Traditions, History, & FactsChristmas, Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus. December 25 has become widely accepted as the date of Jesus’ birth. Christmas has also become a secular family holiday that is observed by Christians and non-Christians, is marked by the exchange of gifts, and features the mythical figure of Santa Claus.
- Christianity, Islam, Judaism: A guide to major religious holidaysNEWS. Your guide to Rosh Hashanah and other major Jewish, Islamic and Christian holidays. Danae King. The Columbus Dispatch. 0:03. 0:45. The Jewish High Holidays are upon us.
- Calendar of Religious Holidays - ReligionFactsCalendar of Religious Holidays - ReligionFacts. February 16, 2021 · updated December 12, 2023. “Day follows day with wearisome monotony. Only the holidays twine themselves together to form the circle of the year. Only through holidays does life experience the eternity of the river that returns to its sources. Then life becomes eternal.”
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