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There is often a difference of 11 to 13 days between the date an event occurred in history and the date it is celebrated on the calendar today. This is due to a discrepancy that occurred in the shi… more »
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How our farm got its name
petramartin wrote 2 months ago: Thirteen moons is a reference to the natural cycle of time. For every trip the Earth makes around th … more »
You will never see this again
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Vic Grace wrote 4 months ago: Easter 2008 Easter is early this year. Easter is always the 1st Sunday after the 1st full moon after … more »
Dating Easter II: The Good Friday Blizzard
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Leo Peter O'Filon wrote 4 months ago: This was Pope Gregory XIII’s idea of Spring? Even in Rome it’s a bit colder than usual … more »
Why does Easter move around the calendar?
grhomeboy wrote 4 months ago: This year, Roman Catholic Easter is March 23. For the years 1875 through 2124, there are only two oc … more »
St. Patrick's Day and Dating Easter
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Leo Peter O'Filon wrote 4 months ago: Tomorrow is March 17, the feast of St. Patrick of Armagh, Enlightener of Ireland. Because it … more »
Happy Leap Day!
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Ξ wrote 4 months ago: As mentioned earlier, January and February were added to the end of the previously ten-month-plus-wi … more »
February 24 and the Leap Year!
europadanica wrote 5 months ago: Most people probably know that 2008 is yet another leap year, but what may come as a surprise to som … more »
Date Me
Nestor the Chronicler wrote 6 months ago: There is often a difference of 11 to 13 days between the date an event occurred in history and th … more »
Happy Gregorian New Year
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Joe De Luca wrote 6 months ago: The Gregorian calendar was imposed on western civilization in the year 1582 by the Papacy, based on … more »
Why the Fuss of January First?
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Nestor the Chronicler wrote 6 months ago: Today is the Granddaddy of all holidays. Celebrated in more countries around the world than any o … more »
Happy New Gregorian Year 2008!
vivator wrote 6 months ago: Today we celebrate the first day of 2008 according to Gregorian calendar. The calendar got its nam … more »
Premium Gifts
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MelakaToday wrote 8 months ago: Gifts, as token of gratitude and appreciations; either expressed externally as tangible means for eg … more »
For Today, 25th October
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archiearchive FCD wrote 9 months ago: WESTMORELAND. O that we now had here But one ten thousand of those men in England That do no work to … more »
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