Pr Ntr Kmt World Religious Calendar Pagan Holy Days

World Religious Calendar 836
July 27
fixed holy days
These holy days are on the same day every year on the solar calendar.
Pacifying Hearts:
Pacifying Hearts: Kemetic (ancient Egyptian) holy day. Ra was the primary sun deity of ancient
Egypt. It is the day of pacifying the hearts of those in the horizon in front of His majesty, Re (or Ra).
St. Pantaleone:
St. Pantaleone’s Feast Day: Christian saint day based on ancient Italian holy day. St.
Pantaleone was invented long after his supposed lifetime and was actually a Christianization of
the totemic lion, steed of Venus, that the city of Venice was named for. This divine animal was
couble canonized, also appering as the Lion of St. Mark, who replaced the Lion of venus as the
patron of Venice. The Shrine of the Lion was converted into St. Mark’s cathedral. Legends long
after St. Pantaleone’s supposed lifetime claimed that he was condemned to death by Emperor and
miraculously survived attempts at burning alive, cauldron of boiling lead, wild beasts, the wheel, and
beheading, but at each attempt Christ appeared and saved him. According to the Chrisian myth, after all
in attendance had been converted to Christianity Pantaleone voluntarily submitted to beheading.
Pantaleone was supposedly the physician of Emperor Maximinianus and is a patron saint of physicians
and midwives. Supposedly a vial of his blood preserved at Constantinople bubbles every year on his
feast days. His feast is celebrated on July 27, July 28, and February 18. His head is venerated at
Lyons.He was depicted as wearing flowing trousers of the Eastern fashion, and is the source of the
word “pantaloons”, which in turn is the source of the word “pants”. He also appeared in Italian
commedia as a stock character, an amorous old rake in dancing slippers.
Day of Hatshepsut:
Day of Hatshepsut (Egyptian): Kemetic (ancient Egyptian) holy day. Day honoring Hatshepsut, a
famous Queen from the 18th dynasty in ancient Egypt who became Pharaoh, ruling as a man. A recent
Discovery Channel documentary describes her great accomplishments in peaceful advance of civilization
and some of the greatest large scale building projects of antiquity, as well as the identification of her
mummy scientifically from several possible candidates at the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities (better
known as the Egyptian Museum in Cairo).
Day of Hatshepsut:
Day of Hatshepsut (Wiccan): Wiccan holy day. Day honoring Hatshepsut as the Healer
Queen. Many Wiccans, especially those of Egyptian traditions, perform healing rituals in her
name on this day.
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