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Monday, February 15, 1790

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Monday, February 15

Clean Monday

Clean Monday marks the beginning of Great Lent in the Eastern Orthodox Christian tradition. Observed 48 days before Orthodox Easter Sunday, its date changes each year, falling…

Religious Greece, Cyprus
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Monday, February 15

Fasching

Fasching is a lively carnival observance celebrated especially in parts of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Filled with colorful costumes, festive parades, music, dancing,…

Religious Germany, Austria +1
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Monday, February 15

Orthodox Lent

Orthodox Lent is a sacred season of preparation for Orthodox Easter Sunday, also known as Pascha. Observed 48 days before Orthodox Easter Sunday, its date moves each year,…

Religious Greece, Russia +8
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Monday, February 15

Parinirvana Day (Nirvana Day)

Parinirvana Day, also known as Nirvana Day, is observed on February 15 and holds a special place in the hearts of Buddhists around the world. This day commemorates the passing of…

Religious India, Sri Lanka +6
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Monday, February 15

Shrove Monday

Shrove Monday is observed 48 days before Easter Sunday, so its date changes from year to year, falling between February 4 and March 8. It takes place just before Shrove Tuesday…

Religious Germany, United Kingdom +3
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Monday, February 15

Venezuela Carnival

Venezuela Carnival is a lively celebration of music, dance, color, and community spirit. Observed 48 days before Easter Sunday, its date changes each year and falls between…

Religious Venezuela