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M ethodist University is home to a wide spectrum of rich religious and cultural traditions. Religious Life seeks to foster an environment in which these myriad traditions are respected. Religious Life is proud to share a cross section of major observances of religions represented on campus and around the world. For questions about religious and spiritual life: CONTACT INFORMATION Rev. Kelli W. Taylor Vice President for Religious Life and Community Engagement 910.630.7515 [email protected] RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCES 2019-2020 Holi 2019 Ruth Carr Director of Religious Life and Community Engagement 910.630.7157 [email protected]

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Methodist University is home to a wide spectrum of rich religious and

cultural traditions. Religious Life seeks to foster an environment in which these myriad traditions are respected. Religious Life is proud to share a cross section of major observances of religions represented on campus and around the world.

For questions about religious and spiritual life:

CONTACT INFORMATION

Rev. Kelli W. TaylorVice President for Religious Lifeand Community Engagement

[email protected]

RELIGIOUSOBSERVANCES

2019-2020

Holi 2019

Ruth CarrDirector of Religious Life

and Community Engagement910.630.7157

[email protected]

JULY 2019Martyrdom of the BábBahá’íTues. July 9

AUGUSTEid Al-AdhaIslamSat. Aug. 10-11

Krishna Janmashtami Hinduism Fri. Aug. 23

SEPTEMBERHirja - New YearIslamSun. Sept. 1

NavratriHinduismSun. Sept. 29– Mon. Oct. 7

NOVEMBER

JANUARY 2020Gantan-sai New YearsShintoWed. Jan. 1

Bodhi DayBuddhismThurs. Jan 2

FEBRUARYLunar New YearBuddhism /Confucianism/DaoismWed. Feb. 5

Magha Puja DayBuddhismSun. Feb. 9

MahashivratriHinduismFri. Feb. 22

Shrove TuesdayCatholicism/ ChristianityTues. Feb. 25

MARCHHoliHinduismTues. March 10

APRILPalm Sunday ChristianitySun. April 5

PassoverJudaismThurs. April 9-16

Good FridayChristianityFri. April 10

Rosh HashanahJudaismMon. Sept. 30– Tues. Oct. 1

ShavuotJudaismThurs. May 28– Sat. May 30

Asalha Puja DayBuddhismTues. July 16

Paryushana ParvaJainismWed. Aug. 28 – Tues. Sept. 3

SamhainCeltic/ NeopaganFri. Nov. 1

OCTOBER Simchat TorahJudaismTues. Oct. 22

DussehraHinduismTues. Oct. 8

Yom KippurJudaismWed. Oct. 9

SukkotJudaismMon. Oct. 14– Sun. Oct. 20

Diwali Hinduism/Jainism/Sikhism Sun. Oct. 27

Birth of the Báband Bahá’u’lláhBahá’íTues. Oct. 29 -30

Dia de los Muertos Christianity Thurs. Oct. 31– Sat. Nov. 2

Thanksgiving ChristianityThurs. Nov. 23

Feast of the NativityCatholicismTues. Jan. 7

Ash WednesdayChristianityWed. Feb. 26

PurimJudaismTues. March 10

MAYDeclaration of the BábBahá’íFri. May 22-23

Eid Al-fitrIslamSat. May 23-24

EasterChristianitySun. April 12

Beginning of RamadanIslamFri. April 24

Qingming FestivalConfucianism/DaoismSat. April 24

Christmas DayChristianityWed. Dec. 25

Zarathosht Diso Zoroastrian Thurs. Dec. 26

Watch Night Christianity Tues. Dec. 31

Naw Ruz New YearBahá’í/ZoroastrianSat. March 21

Hola Mohalla SikhismTues. March 10

DECEMBERAdvent Christianity Dec. 1-24

HanukkahJudaismMon. Dec. 23-30

Christmas EveChristianityTues. Dec. 24