2004 Calendars: Religions: Wiccan
(Every effort has been made to assure that the dates below are correct)
Wiccan Holidays 2004
Imbolc
February 02
Ostara
March 20
Beltane
April 30
Celebrate the Wiccan holiday commemorating the union between God and Goddess. Historically on this day, Scottish Wiccans built two fires close together and drove cattle between them to ward off disease before the stock were put out to pasture.
Midsummer
June 21
This Wiccan sabbat, which is held on the summer solstice, celebrates the peaking of the Sun God in his annual cycle.
Lughnasadh
August 01
This Wiccan holiday marks the first harvest of the year and is one of the "Greater Sabbats" in the religion. Lughnasadh is also known as Lammas Eve, Lady Day Eve or Feast of Bread.
Mabon
September 22
This Wiccan holiday marks the fall harvest and the preparations for the coming of winter. Mabon is celebrated on the autumnal equinox.
Samhain
October 31
This Wiccan holiday is one of the Greater Sabbats, marking the end of summer and awaiting the Mother Goddess at Yule.
Yule
December 21
Celebrated on the winter solstice, Yule is a Wiccan holiday marking the death of the Sun-God and his rebirth from the Earth Goddess.
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