could somebody please explain maunday tuesday?
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The feast of Maundy (or Holy) Thursday solemnly commemorates the institution of the Eucharist and is the oldest of the observances peculiar to Holy Week. In Rome various accessory ceremonies were early added to this commemoration, namely the consecration of the holy oils and the reconciliation of penitents, ceremonies obviously practical in character and readily explained by the proximity of the Christian Easter and the necessity of preparing for it. Holy Thursday could not but be a day of liturgical reunion since, in the cycle of movable feasts, it brings around the anniversary of the institution of the Liturgy. On that day, whilst the preparation of candidates was being completed, the Church celebrated the Missa chrismalis of which we have already described the rite (see HOLY OILS) and, moreover, proceeded to the reconciliation of penitents. In Rome everything was carried on in daylight, whereas in Africa on Holy Thursday the Eucharist was celebrated after the evening meal, in view of more exact conformity with the circumstances of the Last Supper. Canon 24 of the Council of Carthage dispenses the faithful from fast before communion on Holy Thursday, because, on that day, it was customary take a bath, and the bath and fast were considered incompatible. St. Augustine, too, speaks of this custom (Ep. cxviii ad Januarium, n. 7); he even says that as certain persons did not fast on that day, the oblation was made twice, morning and evening, and in this way those who did not observe the fast could partake of the Eucharist after the morning meal, whilst those who fasted awaited the evening repast.
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all countries celebrate an Independence/revolution day of some sort.  the day they gained there independance and became the country they are today.  4th july is an american only party.
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it is a day which is celebrated by nation \non this day some historic event had happened\nmight be country got independence,might be country'e constistution is made on this day, or anyother thing that changed the fate of the country.
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The answer depends on whether you mean may day, the 1st. day of May, or Mayday- the distress call.\n\nThe distress call is derived from the French "M'aidez" meaning help me.
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Fat Tuesday, Super Sunday, Ash Wednesday\nThere's also a nursery rhyme that describes children based on the day of the week they were born. \n\nMonday's Child is fair of face\nTuesday Child is full of grace\nWednesday's Child is full of woe\nThursday's Child has far to go\nFriday's Child is loving and giving\nSaturday's Child works hard for a living\nBut Sunday's Child is fair and wise\nand good and gay
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23rd and what? Give more info please.
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The Constitution mandates elections to be held on Tuesday.\n\nIt started that way, because the country was originally mostly farmers and rural communities.  For a person to get to their polling place, it might take a day's ride into the nearest town. Sunday was already set aside for church, so voting on Tuesday would give the person Monday to ride to town, then Tuesday to vote and go home again.
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Someone throws it up on here at least a few times a day. Usually some chicken little selling wolf tickets. Anyway here is a link to help you make sense of it.
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It was a Sunday.\n\nGet 100 year calendar at \n\nhttp://calendarhome.com/cal100/
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It depends on the purpose of the group. For expample if it was a open forum disscusion group that met on mondays you could call it M.A.L.T. Monday Afternoon Ladies Time. It's a lame example but look into the purpose of your group and and the name might just be spelt out for you.
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What a great question Hadeel\n\nYou are definitely one of the most intelligent people I know!\n\nI think the answer is\n\n\n Monday's child is fair of face,\nTuesday's child is full of grace,\nWednesday's child is full of woe,\nThursday's child has far to go,\nFriday's child is loving and giving,\nSaturday's child works hard for a living,\nBut the child that's born on the Sabbath Day,\nis blithe and bonny, good and gay
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It's a Pagan religion. There's a God and a Goddess who are equally important. There are 8 holidays. Halloween/Hallow's Eve/Samhain is New Years. Beltane/May Day (May 1st) is basically a holiday meant to be spent with the one you love for some passionate interactions (based on the union of the God and Goddess)... the religion is mainly dualistic, but, can be quite polytheistic if you allow it to. Many Wiccans perform magick, but, one does not have to if they do not want to. They believe in "An it harm none, do as thou will" and the Law of Threefold Return, where if you do something -- good or bad -- it'll come back threefold. Anything else you'd like to know?
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This is just as important to vote Tuesday as in the presidential elections.  We need to have people who are capable of watching our backs at the government level.  I want them to show up for work and be able to make a honest- not political- decision on how things should be for the good of all not just a few.
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So simple.... The letter "E" ...\n\nThe day means...sunday monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and so on....\n\nTuesday have one "E" and Wednesday have two "E" so there are 3 "E" in day... \n\nAnother way to justify this is by listing morning, afternoon, evening and night. if you count the "E" there are 3 "E".\nSo that explains it...Am i right guys?...
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youll find out tuesday
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Friday See link beolw.\n\nWK
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Tuesday?  hahaha.  fry guy is right, it's Sunday.