The Church of Creativity Holy Days

[Albert]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMTurKTSI6A#

[Macro]

Why not add December 25?  This day was known as the Saturnalia to the ancient Romans, and an occasion for merriment.

[Rev.Cambeul]

A good one, but no. While undoubtedly the Saturnalias began as an end of Winter and rebirth of the Light festival, the celebrations became devoid of nature and reason, and known as a celebration of the god, Saturn only - which led to Xmas and the rebirth of the god of the Christinsane. So although I would understand if our Italian Brothers and Sisters chose to resurrect the Saturnalias into the Romanesque Creator Calendar, the rest of us will stick with the acknowledged nature based holy days as used by the Celts.

@Cailen.

[StephenMasten]

I see that there's a huge gap between RaHoWa Day (March 10th) and Martyrs Day (September 15th).

What, no holiday during our favorite season of the year? 

I propose that we come up with something for June 27th.  Too old to celebrate my birthday, but something else significant occurred on that day:

1844: Mormon leader Joseph Smith and his brother, Hyrum, were killed by a mob in Carthage, Ill.

Brainstorming right now.  What I am looking for is a short and sweet name to convey the elimination of the greatest curse upon our race, Christinsanity.

[W.Anthony]

Perhaps we could add a day for the South Africans? Maybe Victory in Africa day, although that really is a stupid name. Perhaps it could fall on July 4th (Funnily enough) when the Whites crushed the Zulu's. Or maybe lump it in with Victory in the South.
RAHOWA!

[Rev.Cambeul]

Ask Reverend Maritz in South Africa about it. He'll either say no or appropriate one of the Boer commemorations.

@Cailen.