Herewith is a calendar of events for Christians in the Aristean Calendar. Included are the dates of Christmas Day, Crucifixion Day, Resurrection Day, and Ascension of Jesus and of the Blessed Virgin Mary to Heaven. These dates were revealed by the Holy Spirit Himself.

September 30 is the 40th day from Resurrection Day. Is it a coincidence that September 30 would fall on a Sunday in the Aristean Calendar?

Is it also a coincidence that the Ascension of the Blessed Virgin Mary on September 16 would fall on a Sunday?

Every year, those who listen to the Holy Spirit bring their children, 13 years and below, for blessing. It does not matter whatever day of the week it falls as long as this occasion is held on November 25. Is it a coincidence that November 25 in the Aristean Calendar would fall on a Sunday also?

The Grand Sabbath (December 31) and the Glorious Sabbath (June 31) are public holidays throughout the world. Hence, we can use these days as special occasions to give thanks to God for all His blessings during the year, pray for His blessings for the coming year, and glorify God in very special ways.

I recommend that August 19, a Monday, be declared as a public holiday because it is sandwiched between Sunday and Tuesday, Resurrection Day. In this way, our celebration of Lent will be continuous--from Crucifixion Day (Saturday) to Resurrection Day (Tuesday). That would become a four-day long weekend (August 17-20),

May 22 (Thursday) is Christmas Eve. I recommend that it be declared a regular public holiday in order that people will have a full day preparation before Christmas.

The Christmas Season starts on May 5, Monday, and ends on May 25, Sunday, and includes a four-day long weekend (May 22-25).