Saint Palmer's Day: Difference between revisions

Saint Palmers Day
Saint Palmers Day
	Saint Palmer depicted in a Stained-glass window at Saint Finnian’s Church, Gotneska
Official name	Saint Palmer’s Day
Also called	Feast of Saint Palmer; Lá Fhéile Maolómhair; Palmers Day; (St) Palm Day;
Observed by	Gotneskan People and people of Gotneskan descent ; Solvrigean Christians ; Cordic People ; Catholic Church
Type	Ethnic, national, Christian
Significance	Feast Day of Saint Palmer, commemoration of the arrival of Christianity in Gotneska
Date	2 April
Next time	2 April 2025
Frequency	Annual

Revision as of 22:56, 17 March 2024

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 * Palmers Day
 * (St) Palm Day
-|observedby    = [[Gotneskan People]] and people of [[Gotneska|Gotneskan descent]] </br> [[Córda| Cordic People]] </br> [[Catholic Church (Eurth)| Catholic Church]]
+|observedby    = [[Gotneskan People]] and people of [[Gotneska|Gotneskan descent]] </br> [[Solvrige|Solvrigean Christians]] </br> [[Córda| Cordic People]] </br> [[Catholic Church (Eurth)| Catholic Church]]
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 |longtype      = Ethnic, national, Christian