Practice Christianity
Saint Sylvester's Day
The day celebrated on 31 December (Roman Catholic Church) or 2 January (Eastern Orthodox Churches)
- Also called Feast of Saint Silvester I
Overview
the day celebrated on 31 December (Roman Catholic Church) or 2 January (Eastern Orthodox Churches)Wikidata record description. Read Saint Sylvester's Day in the Wikipedia reader.
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When it is kept
The days of the year it is kept, as its record gives them.
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