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Definition of holy day in English: holy daynounˈhəʊli deɪ A day on which a religious observance is held. 圣日，宗教节日，祭日 Example sentencesExamples - God rested on the seventh day and declared it holy, giving rise to the observance of a holy day.
- Every week religious Jews observe the Sabbath, the Jewish holy day, and keep its laws and customs.
- The Jewish, Christian and Islamic weeks all contain seven days, each with a different holy day, and religion has preserved these cycles through until the present day.
- Similarly, the Muslim population observes Islamic holy days.
- Most national holidays are holy days of the Christian calendar.
- Special dishes are associated with holy days and celebrations.
- Since Albanian Americans are members of either Roman Catholic, Orthodox, or Islamic faiths, many religious festivals and holy days are observed.
- Instead, changes in the number of days worked per week, and in the observance of holy days, were largely responsible for the rise in annual hours.
- They gain merit by good acts and religious deeds that include acting properly, celebrating holy days, and taking food to the monks at the temple.
- Some religious holy days were customarily observed with village processions while others were less dramatic.
- She explained to me that they have a Mass out there for holy days and other religious occasions.
- Each chapter includes guidelines for special holy days and festivals, births, initiation ceremonies, funerals and mourning, and home celebrations.
- For Catholics, Good Friday, Easter, and Christmas are the most holy days and are observed by attending church services and spending time with the family.
- Yet despite the demands of business and family, Auguste regularly attended synagogue, observed all the holy days, and freely showed generosity and hospitality to the needy around her.
- Certainly he was susceptible to the charge of not doing his share religiously, and on holy days at least walked in awe of those who did.
- Friday, the holiest day for Muslims, is as well the holy day for Hindus to worship of the Mother Divine.
- In pagan Europe it was a festive holy day celebrating the first spring planting.
- Friday is the Muslim holy day, observed at the center with a prayer service.
- He went to temple on the sabbath and the high holy days.
- These are not only special holy days of chanting and teachings, but happy, social occasions enjoyed in the way that Christmas or Easter is enjoyed, for example, by practising Christians.
Synonyms public holiday, bank holiday, festival, festival day, feast day, gala day, carnival day, fete, fiesta, festivity, celebration, anniversary, jubilee
Definition of holy day in US English: holy daynounˌhōlē ˈdā A day on which a religious observance is held. 圣日，宗教节日，祭日 Example sentencesExamples - Each chapter includes guidelines for special holy days and festivals, births, initiation ceremonies, funerals and mourning, and home celebrations.
- Most national holidays are holy days of the Christian calendar.
- She explained to me that they have a Mass out there for holy days and other religious occasions.
- Yet despite the demands of business and family, Auguste regularly attended synagogue, observed all the holy days, and freely showed generosity and hospitality to the needy around her.
- The Jewish, Christian and Islamic weeks all contain seven days, each with a different holy day, and religion has preserved these cycles through until the present day.
- Similarly, the Muslim population observes Islamic holy days.
- God rested on the seventh day and declared it holy, giving rise to the observance of a holy day.
- Since Albanian Americans are members of either Roman Catholic, Orthodox, or Islamic faiths, many religious festivals and holy days are observed.
- Instead, changes in the number of days worked per week, and in the observance of holy days, were largely responsible for the rise in annual hours.
- He went to temple on the sabbath and the high holy days.
- Friday is the Muslim holy day, observed at the center with a prayer service.
- Every week religious Jews observe the Sabbath, the Jewish holy day, and keep its laws and customs.
- These are not only special holy days of chanting and teachings, but happy, social occasions enjoyed in the way that Christmas or Easter is enjoyed, for example, by practising Christians.
- For Catholics, Good Friday, Easter, and Christmas are the most holy days and are observed by attending church services and spending time with the family.
- Special dishes are associated with holy days and celebrations.
- They gain merit by good acts and religious deeds that include acting properly, celebrating holy days, and taking food to the monks at the temple.
- Some religious holy days were customarily observed with village processions while others were less dramatic.
- Certainly he was susceptible to the charge of not doing his share religiously, and on holy days at least walked in awe of those who did.
- Friday, the holiest day for Muslims, is as well the holy day for Hindus to worship of the Mother Divine.
- In pagan Europe it was a festive holy day celebrating the first spring planting.
Synonyms public holiday, bank holiday, festival, festival day, feast day, gala day, carnival day, fete, fiesta, festivity, celebration, anniversary, jubilee
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