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The first day of the new year on the calendar.
January 1st.
New Year's Day
This holiday celebrates non-violence and service to others. On this day, people practice service to others.
Third Monday in January
Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday
A special day for the exchange of Valentines and other tokens of affection in honor of St. Valentine
Valentine's Day
A national holiday that originally honored George Washington, our first president. Now it also honors Abraham Lincoln and other presidents as well.
Third Monday in February.
President's Day
The greatest holy day of the liturgical year, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
In the spring between March 22 and April 25th on a Sunday.
Easter
Celebrates anti-pollution efforts by environmentalists.
Thursday in late April
Earth Day
A special day set aside to honor one's mother.
2nd Sunday in May
Mother's Day
This holiday originally honored military personnel who died in the Civil War. It is sometimes called Decoration Day. It is a rememberance day for all who died and served in the military.
Last Monday in May
Memorial Day
Commemorates the day in 1777 that the Continental Congress adopted the official flag of the USA. On this day people display the flag to show patriotism.
June 14th.
Flag Day
A special dayset aside to honor one's father.
3rd Sunday in June
Father's Day
A national holiday that celebrates the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. This declared the colonies to be a free and independent nation from Great Britain.
July 4th.
Independence Day
Celebrates and honors working people. It was started by the Knights of Labor in 1882.
First Monday in September.
Labor Day
Celebrates the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the Amercas in 1492.
Second Monday in October.
Columbus Day
The day before All Sants' Day. It is now a day for fun-making and masquerading.
October 31st.
Halloween
A day on which national and state elections take place.
First Tuesday in November.
Election Day
A national holiday set aside for giving thanks to God for blessings received through the year. e remember the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony who celebrated a harvest festival that lasted three days.
Fourth Thursday in November
Thanksgiving Day
The day on which Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.
December 25th.
Christmas Day