Ordinary Time

Founded 2026 CE

Judaism → Christianity → Catholicism → Protestantism → Quakerism (Religious Society of Friends) → Ordinary Time

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Core tenet of Ordinary Time⚖ contested within

Ordinary Time keeps no feast days.

Contested: a minority keep one unmarked day a year, arguing that refusing all celebration is itself a celebration of refusal.

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A day off from refusing things is still a feast dayPeter Lund · 1 reply · 2 months ago

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