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Religious feasts celebrate or commemorate certain concepts or events in the history of their respective religion with particular traditions and rituals.

For more information on Christian feasts, see liturgical year. See also moveable feast.

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An article on ecclesiastical feasts in the Catholic Encyclopaedia

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