Sentence examples for dates of feasts from inspiring English sources

The Chronicle grew out of the tradition of the Easter Tables, drawn up to help the clergy determine the dates of feasts in future years: a page consisted of a sequence of horizontal lines followed by astronomical data, with a space for short notes of events to distinguish one year from another.

Nearly all Eastern Orthodox churches use the Julian calendar to establish the dates of movable feasts such as Easter.

This rendered the dates of crucial feast days, such as Easter, highly problematic.

Calendar has months, dates, and important feasts in gold; other feasts alternately in blue and red.

Catholics got a bunch of feasts on the Sanitation Department parking calendar, and New York became the only place in the world where people of all creeds were keenly aware of the exact dates of the Feast of the Assumption and Simhat Torah.

Father Byrne was one of six priests who signed a cover letter that accompanied the petition and was dated the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, which was Dec. 12.

In 2000 he published his greatest success to date, "The Feast of Love," a suite of comic love stories loosely inspired by "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

To date, no studies have documented the effects of FEAST on regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF).

Myra's date of passing was the Feast Day of Saint Thomas Aquinas, a day that her husband Arthur treasures and holds close to his heart, because on the day when he first met his beautiful, seventeen year-old wife-to-be at a Manhattan College dance, she told him she was reading the teachings of Saint Thomas Aquinas.

In the dominant tradition of William's death, he is killed while hunting on the second day of red stag season, which began August 1, the date of both Lughnasadh and the Feast of St. Peter's Chains.

The ability to adapt to cycles of feast and famine is critical for survival.