Friday of observance
In a once-in-a-millennium event,
this past Friday marked a statistically
astounding number of religious
celebrations, according to a recent
report by Time Magazine. These
celebrations involved almost every
major religion.
In a once-in-a-millennium event,
this past Friday marked a statistically
astounding number of religious
celebrations, according to a recent
report by Time Magazine. These
celebrations involved almost every
major religion.
Good Friday-a Christian
commemoration of the crucifixion
of Jesus Christ at Calvary
Purim-a Jewish celebration of
deliverance from annihilation as
recorded in the “Book of Esther”
Norouz-the Persian New Year,
which is observed by most major
cultures of ancient Mesopotamia
Eid Milad-un-Nabi-the birthday
celebration of Muhammad, central
figure of the Islamic religion
Small Holi-a Hindu festival
incorporating bonfires and dancing
Magha Puja-a Buddhist
celebration of the religion’s first
group of followers, primarily
observed in Thailand