April 2008
Catholic Gregorian Calendar Format
SUN's
day
MOON's
day
TIU's
day
WODEN's
day
THOR's
day
FREYA's
day
Sabbath
Not profaned
March 30th
March 31st





1st





2nd





3rd





4th





5th





6th


New
Moon

Aviv 1st
7th





Aviv 2nd
8th





Aviv 3rd
9th





Aviv 4th
10th





Aviv 5th
11th





Aviv 6th
12th





Aviv 7th
13th





Aviv 8th
14th





Aviv 9th
15th





Aviv 10th
16th





Aviv 11th
17th

Chagigah
or
Koinonia
Prep Day

Aviv 12th
18th

Passover
Prep Day


Aviv 13th
19th

NO
PREP


Aviv 14th
20th

FULL
Moon

UBread
1st

Aviv 15th
21st

UBread
2nd


Aviv 16th
22nd

UBread
3rd


Aviv 17th
23rd

UBread
4th


Aviv 18th
24th

UBread
5th


Aviv 19th
25th

UBread
6th


Aviv 20th
26th

UBread
7th


Aviv 21st
27th





Aviv 22nd
28th





Aviv 23rd
29th





Aviv 24th
30th





Aviv 25th
MAY 1st





Aviv 26th
MAY 2nd





Aviv 27th
MAY 3rd

1st
Sabbath
towards
Shavuot

Aviv 28th
Note: Both Chagigah (Koinonia) and Passover preparations may take place on April 18th.
June 2008
Catholic Gregorian Calendar
SUN's
day
MOON's
day
TIU's
day
WODEN's
day
THOR's
day
FREYA's
day
Sabbath
Not profaned
1st
2nd





3rd


New
Moon

Sivan 1st
4th





Sivan 2nd
5th





Sivan 3rd
6th





Sivan 3rd
7th

6th
Sabbath
from
UBread

Sivan 4th
8th





Sivan 5th
9th





Sivan 6th
10th





Sivan 7th
11th





Sivan 8th
12th


FEAST of
First-fruits

Sivan 9th
13th


FEAST of
First-fruits

Sivan 10th
14th

Shavuot

FEAST of
First-fruits

Sivan 11th
15th

Pentecost

FEAST of
First-fruits

Sivan 12th
16th


FEAST of
First-fruits

Sivan 13th
17th


FEAST of
First-fruits

Sivan 14th
18th

Full
Moon
FEAST of
First-fruits

Sivan 15th
19th





Sivan 16th
20th





Sivan 17th
21st





Sivan 18th
22nd





Sivan 19th
23rd





Sivan 20th
24th





Sivan 21st
25th





Sivan 22nd
26th





Sivan 23rd
27th





Sivan 24th
28th





Sivan 25th
29th





Sivan 26th
30th





Sivan 27th
JULY 1st





Sivan 28th
JULY 2nd





JULY 3rd
JULY 4th
JULY 5th
Note:The seven day "Feast of Firstfruits" varies every year with relation to Pentecost, but always culminates with the Full Moon. We believe that this symbolically represents "The hour and the day knoweth no man" (Matthew 24:36). We do not follow pharisaical Jewish traditions or the Jewish calendar.