Multifaith Calendar

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DECEMBER 2005
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      1
World AIDS Day
 

2
International Day for the Abolition of Slavery

 

3
International Day of Disabled Persons
 
4
Second Sunday of Advent

5
International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development
 
6
National Day of Remembrance & Action on Violence Against Women
7 8
Bodhi Day
Immaculate Conception
9 10
Human Rights Day
11
Third Sunday of Advent
12
Masa'il
Maunajiyaras
13 14 15 16 17
18
International Migrants' Day
Fourth Sunday of Advent
19 20 21
Tohji-taisai
Yule
22 23 24
Christmas Eve
25
Christmas
Eve of Hanukkah
26
First Day of Hanukkah
Death Anniversary of Zarathustra
Kwanzaa

Ghambar Maidyarem
27
Boxing Day
28 29 30 31
Sharaf

December 2005
  • 1
    • World AIDS Day - An international day of action against the AIDS epidemic. It is a time to reflect on the progresses that have been made and the challenges remaining.
  • 2
    • International Day for the Abolition of Slavery
  • 3
    • International Day of Disabled Persons [UN]
  • 4
    • Second Sunday of Advent [Christianity]
  • 5
    • International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development [UN]
  • 6
    • National Day of Remembrance & Action on Violence Against Women [Canada]
  • 8
    • Bodhi Day (Rohatsu) [Buddhist]
    • Immaculate Conception [Catholic Christian]
  • 10
    • Human Rights Day [UN]
  • 11
    • Third Sunday of Advent [Christianity]
  • 12
    • Masa'il [Bahá'í] - The 15th month.
    • Maunajiyaras [Jainism] - A day of fasting, silence and meditation. Also considered the anniversary of many Pathfinders.
  • 18
    • International Migrants' Day [UN]
    • Fourth Sunday of Advent [Christianity]
  • 21
    • Tohji-taisai [Shinto] - Celebrates the joy of ending the yin period of the sun and the beginning of its yang period.
    • Yule [Wicca] - According to northern traditions of Wicca, it is the celebration of the birth of God as the Winter-born King.
  • 24
    • Christmas Eve [Christianity]
  • 25
    • Christmas [Christianity] - Celebrates the anniversary of the birth of Jesus.
    • Eve of Hanukkah [Judaism]
  • 26
    • First Day of Hanukkah [Judaism] - The Festival of Lights, lasting eight days, commemorates the victory of Judah the Maccabee for religious freedom in 165 BCE. Each night the Menorah is lit in remembrance of the
    • Death Anniversary of Zarathustra [Zoroastrianism] - The anniversary of the founder of the Zoroastrian faith.
    • Kwanzaa - Celebrated by North Americans of West African descent in recognition of their African heritage.
    • Ghambar Maidyarem [Zoroastrianism] - A five day festival celebrating the creation of animals. It is also a time of sharing food with those less fortunate.
  • 27
    • Boxing Day [Canada]
  • 31
    • Sharaf [Bahá'í] - The 16th month.

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