Celebrations include dressing up a murthi (consecrated idol) of Ladoo Gopal (Baby Krishna) and worshipping Lord Krishna.ĩ/4-11 Jain: Paryushana, also known as the Festival of Forgiveness, lasts either eight or ten days and is a time of intensive study, reflection, and purification. Also known as the Hijri or Arabic New Year.Ĩ/15 Roman Catholic Christian: The Feast of the Assumption celebrates the assumption of Mary (mother of Jesus) to heaven at the end of her life.Ĩ/22 Hindu: Raksha Bandhan is celebrated on the full-moon day of the Hindu month of Shravana (July/August), and celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters.Ĩ/22 - 9/1 Hindu: Ganesh Chaturthi/Onam marks Lord Ganesh’s arrival on earth it celebrates Lord Ganesh as the god of new beginnings and the remover of obstacles as well as the god of wisdom and intelligence.Ĩ/30 Hindu: Krishna Janmaashtami is the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna. It is the first of three harvest sabbats and is celebrated by working the entire day and feasting as a community for the entire night.Ĩ/9-10 Muslim: Islamic New Year begins with the sighting of the crescent moon. August 2021Ĩ/1 Pagan and Wiccan: Lughnasadh/Lammas, also known as the festival of the first fruits.
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MultiFaith CalendaR 2021-2022 YOU CAN DOWNLOAD A VERSION OF THIS CALENDAR HERE OR ADD TO YOUR GOOGLE CALENDAR HERE. We want to work with you to help the Mountain feel like a religious and spiritual home for all. Ashley Mangum, Assistant chaplain for Pastoral Care and Interfaith Support and the University Chaplain, the Rev.
If you would like to observe an important religious or ethical holiday, but are struggling to find the resources to do so on campus, please email Rev.
Ashley Mangum, Assistant chaplain for Pastoral Care and Interfaith Support and the University Chaplain. If we’ve missed something you’d like to see included, or if you see something you’d like to have corrected, please email Rev. Though we’ve made every effort to be inclusive, this calendar is not exhaustive we focused primarily on major holidays identified by practitioners of the traditions represented on campus. Use it as you plan programming and schedule events, or to learn about the rich religious diversity that exists at Sewanee.
Thanks for visiting Sewanee’s Multifaith Calendar! Created as a project of the Interfaith Advisory Council, this resource is meant to help our campus community know about some of the diverse religious and ethical holidays celebrated by members of the Sewanee community.
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