What and when (If it even exists) is St. Swivens day?
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St. Swithin's Day is celebrated world round on July 15th of each year. St. Swithin (or Swithun) was the Bishop of Winchester in the 7th century. It is a well known fact that if it rains on St. Swithin's Day, it will rain for the next 40 days. If it is clear, no rain will fall for 40 days. This fact was immortalized in G.F. Northall's epic 1892 poem:\n\nSt. Swithin's Day if thou dost rain, \nFor forty days it will remain; \nSt. Swithin's Day if thou be fair, \nFor forty days 'twill rain na mair
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"In the Christian calendar, Shrove Tuesday is the English name for the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, which in turn marks the beginning of Lent. In many solidly Roman Catholic countries in Europe and the Americas, this is the last day of Carnival. In some historically Francophone places it is Mardi Gras, French for Fat Tuesday; the most famous Shrove Tuesday celebration is the Brazilian Carnival.\n\n"It is also known as Pancake Day or Pancake Tuesday in Britain, Ireland, Australia, and Canada.\n\n"The origin of the name Shrove lies in the archaic English verb 'to shrive' which means to absolve people of their sins. It was common in the Middle Ages for 'shriveners' (priests) to hear people's confessions at this time, to prepare them for Lent."
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January 6, Epiphany.  Beautiful holiday,  celebrated as part of Puerto Rico's Christmas Holidays.  \nit is known as the day of the Three Kings (or wise men/magi): Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar. According to an old legend based on a Bible story, these three kings saw, on the night when Christ was born, a bright star, followed it to Bethlehem and found there the Christchild and presented it with gold, frankincense and myrrh.\nChildren in PR put grass in a shoebox and put it under their beds.  When they wake up, the shoebox is filled with goodies, toys and candies.  Families celebrate together and go to church.
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June 3rd, 2006\n\nJESUS DAY, June 3, 2006, takes place each year on the Saturday before Pentecost - the birthday of the church.
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Don't worry, it's not quite the religious holiday Dradle makes it out to be. There will be all the drunken partying you can handle.\n\nAs to what to do, check this site out -\n\nhttp://www.stpatricksday.ie/cms/events.html
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april 15th \naries \nyes
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Yes.\nToday is one of those days.
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!i dont know but happy st. patrics day!
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http://www.choosechicago.com/smi/calendar.cfm\n\nHope this helps.
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its November 23,2006\nit is on a thursday
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There is no reason it cannot be on another day. We made the calendar, and we named the days. Whatever day it should be cannot be determined unless God opens up the sky and yells out "The sabath should be on this day!" Conclusion:We don't know when it should be, so we put it on sunday.
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Ash Wednesday on the Christian religious calandar.  (The day after Mardi Gra for some of the world).  The actual date varies from year to year but is generally early in March.
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23rd May\nTime, God knows...
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That darn Easter. Can it never make up its mind? What is a silly wabbit to do? It is always on a Sunday, so like Thanksgiving it is on different days in different years.
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yes please,\n\nst georges day should be a bank holiday in england as it's our patron saint. \ni'll be quite happy to have st andrews, st davids and st patricks day off too.\n\nstart a petition, i'll sign.
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Well I usually have some close friends over for a get together. We cook out, have a fire in the back yard, drink a little of my home made wine and try to solve the world's problems. Basically just hang out and enjoy each others company. \n\nI'm not positive but I believe it is on the 21st of June this year around 12:26.\n\nIf your in Wisconsin you can join us if you wish. \n\nWe won't be celebrating Litha though.
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Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, is the annual holiday celebrated on June 19 in the United States to commemorate the end of slavery. Juneteenth has its origins in Texas, where it was primarily celebrated for more than a century. More recently, however, its observance has spread across the nation.