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==Saint Palmer== | |||
Saint Palmer was a 6th/7th -nationality tbd- Christian missionary and Bishop in Gotneska. Much of what we know about Saint Palmer comes from | |||
Tradition holds that he died on 2 April and was buried at [[Oiniún]], Over the centuries, many legends grew up around Palmer and he became Gotneska’s foremost saint. | |||
==Celebration and tradition== | |||
==Gotneska== | |||
==Solvrige== | |||
==Mordern era== | |||
==Celebrations elsewhere== | |||
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[[Category:Gotneska]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:48, 22 March 2024
Saint Palmer’s Day or the Festival of Saint Palmer (Meallaigian: Lá Fhéile Maolómhair, lit. ‘the Day of the Festival of Palmer’) is a religious and cultural holiday held on 2 April, the traditional death date of Saint Palmer (c.442 - c.514), the foremost patron saint of Gotneska.
| Saint Palmers Day | |
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| Official name | Saint Palmer’s Day |
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| 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 |
Saint Palmer
Saint Palmer was a 6th/7th -nationality tbd- Christian missionary and Bishop in Gotneska. Much of what we know about Saint Palmer comes from
Tradition holds that he died on 2 April and was buried at Oiniún, Over the centuries, many legends grew up around Palmer and he became Gotneska’s foremost saint.
