Yr-Old Cryptic Dead Sea Scrolls Reveal a Very Advanced 364-Day Solar Calendar Used by Ancient Priests A groundbreaking ...

The eight-night feast of Hanukkah started on Christmas day—a special occurrence last witnessed in 2005. Jews across town ...

If you celebrate Christmas, you may already have taken down your decorations — or perhaps you're a traditionalist who leaves them up until Jan. 6, the Feast of Epiphany and the end of the twelve days ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — This is the third day of Hanukkah, Friday, Dec. 27. The Jewish Secular Community of Asheville (JSCA) celebrated with an annual celebration and luncheon. Hanukkah is a ...

The Racing Post Festive Feast is the name we've created to give a coherent theme to the seven days of brilliant racing action from December 26 to New Year's Day. The Grade 2 Relkeel Hurdle (2.40) ...

This is the Hawkstone advent calendar and behind the little door on each day of the month there is a delicious bottle of beer and cider.” The “advent calendar” features a box with 31 doors ...

Shillong: Boxing Day in Meghalaya was not only marked by unpacking of gift boxes, but also with grand feasts. "The day after Christmas, the Feast of St. Stephen, the first Christian martyr ...

More than 500,000 Romanians are celebrating their name day on Friday, December 27, coinciding with the feast of Saint Stephen, according to data from the Directorate for Personal Records quoted by ...

Hanukkah, also spelt Chanukah, is a Jewish festival known as the "Festival of Lights," celebrated for eight days and nights, beginning on the 25th of Kislev in the Hebrew calendar. The Hebrew word ...

The Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York hosted its “Jewish Day of Service” on Wednesday. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox!

How many extra days off will you get in 2025? The Czech National Bank has released a list of all public holidays in Czechia for next year, giving an overview of when a large part of the Czech labor ...

To keep from falling behind the approximately 365-day solar calendar, there's a 13th month on the Jewish calendar every few years to make a "leap year." Another difference is that on the Jewish ...