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- noun Plural form of
holyday .
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Examples
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Why are certain holydays called holydays of obligation?
Baltimore Catechism No. 3 (of 4) Anonymous
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Certain holydays are called holydays of obligation because on such days we are obliged under pain of mortal sin to hear Mass and keep from servile works as we do on Sundays.
Baltimore Catechism No. 3 (of 4) Anonymous
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sacred scripture does NOT in any way require or probably infer celebration of either of the two "holydays" val referenced.
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(Sacrificed animals would be roasted and eaten on holydays.)
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Sacrificed animals would be roasted and eaten on holydays.
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As you might expect, Halloween is one of the most important holydays in the liturgical calendar of a Sci Fi Catholic, so yes, we will be posting our thoughts on the matter just like every other Catholic blog.
Archive 2007-10-01 2007
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I watched Joanna Bogle's Feasts and Seasons on EWTN and she also mentioned something about being in the kitchen more during holydays such as Holy Week than the rest of the year.
Archive 2009-04-01 Eileen 2009
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Where faithful ASK for this Mass, the local Bishop should have an obligation to offer it at least on an every-Sunday basis and for holydays of obligation.
News from Anchorage 2009
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So if you find yourself during the holydays "being alone" ~ perhaps that's the moment the universe is asking you to remember and embrace the greatest gift it can ever give, the awareness of all that is extraordinary and unique, of all that is old and new, of all that is birthless and deathless, of all that is ~ YOU.
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As you might expect, Halloween is one of the most important holydays in the liturgical calendar of a Sci Fi Catholic, so yes, we will be posting our thoughts on the matter just like every other Catholic blog.
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