These Projected Dates have been provided through a collaboration of the Levitical Calendar Committee (LCC) and the One Nation Calendar Coalition (ONCC)
Biblical/ | Gregorian Calendar | Biblical/Holy in | |
Rosh (New
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ראש השנה
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Pesach (Passover) |
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פסח
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1st
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|
יום הראשון של | |
7th |
*April 20th |
יום השביעי של | |
Chag |
*June 8th
|
חג השבועות | |
Yom
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*Sept 24th
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יום תרועה | |
Yom
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*Oct 3rd
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יום הכפורים | |
1st
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*Oct 8th
|
יום הראשון של | |
Shemini
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*Oct 15th |
שמיני עצרת |
The asterisk (*) means the Holy Day begins at sunset on the day before the date listed, and continues for 24 hours, until sunset on the following day.
Example: If the Feast of Weeks (Chag Shavuot) is listed as *June 12th then the holy day begins on June 11th at sunset, and lasts until June 12th at sunset.
RELATED LINKS
- Find answers to Frequently Asked Questions about our Holy Day Calendar.
- Learn more about the Passover/Feast of Unleavened Bread dietary guidelines.
- Learn more about our position on Cooking on Holy Days.
Below are letters that you can take to your school and/or job to support you in explaining your required absences on the holy days; click to download and print:
- Work Letter
- School Letter