Independence Day – National Observance
Independence Day – National Observance Commemorates the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.
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Hijra (New Year) – Islam
Hijra (New Year) – Islam This is the first day of the month of Muharram which marks the time in 622 C.E. when Prophet Muhammad moved from Mecca to Medina.
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Martyrdom of the Bab – Baha’i
Martyrdom of the Bab – Baha’i Ali Mohammed was executed in 1850 by Persian political and religious powers. Observed by abstaining from commerce and work.
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Ramayana – Hindu
Ramayana – Hindu Ramayana week begins nine days before Ramanavami, the birthday of Lord Rama. The reading of this epic is done in such a way that the reading ends on the last day of the Karkidakam Month. Fasting during this period is considered highly auspicious.
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Asalha Puja Day – Buddhist
Asalha Puja Day – Buddhist Observance of the day when Gautama Buddha made his first public proclamation to five ascetics at Deer Park, Banares. He taught the noble eight-fold path and the four noble truths.
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July ICGS Board Meeting Open to all
July ICGS Board Meeting Open to all
July ICGS Board Meeting Open to all, email secretary@sacramentointerfaith.org for further information.
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Lughnassad (Imbolc) – Wiccan/Pagan
Lughnassad (Imbolc) – Wiccan/Pagan Wicca observance of the first harvest of the year involving agricultural festivals and prosperity magic. The Christian name of Lammas is sometimes used.
Lammas – Christian
Lammas – Christian Christian first fruits celebration observed by placing bread baked from the first harvest on the altar. From the Celtic Christian tradition. Note: The Southern Hemisphere observes this holiday on February 1st.