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A holy day to [[Selene]] | |start_date= Lunasa 7 | ||
|end_date= <!-- If the holiday has multiple days, include the end date here --> | |||
|observed= Common | |||
|type= Religious | |||
|frequency= <!-- e.g. "Annual," "Every 4 years," etc. --> | |||
|description= A holy day to [[Selene|Selene the Vermillion]], goddess of beauty, in honor to [[Saint Anne the Wise]], Saint Anne's Day is a solemn celebration of marital love. Marriages on this day are common, particularly if the wedding is of free choice and not an arranged marriage. Married couples are forbidden to argue on this day, though they will often consult with a priestess of Selene on their differences in honor of the Vermillion goddess. The day usually ends with a mass at a local temple to Selene (where such exists) and a private evening meal with one's family. Of course, that evening observant worshipers who are wed are expected to engage in sexual intercourse with their spouse. Brothels dedicated to [[Erato|Erato the Redheart]], god of love and Selene's son, are typically closed on Saint Anne's Day and observant courtesans forbidden from taking a lover for the evening. | |||
|origins= <!-- If appropriate, what event the holiday commemorates --> | |||
|variations= <!-- cultural variations that may exist, perhaps for different schisms in a church or how it is celebrated across different cultures --> | |||
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<noinclude>[[Category:Holidays]][[Category:Religious Holidays]][[Category:Selene]]</noinclude> | |||
Latest revision as of 16:29, 26 August 2026
Lunasa 7
Observed by: Common
Type: Religious
A holy day to Selene the Vermillion, goddess of beauty, in honor to Saint Anne the Wise, Saint Anne's Day is a solemn celebration of marital love. Marriages on this day are common, particularly if the wedding is of free choice and not an arranged marriage. Married couples are forbidden to argue on this day, though they will often consult with a priestess of Selene on their differences in honor of the Vermillion goddess. The day usually ends with a mass at a local temple to Selene (where such exists) and a private evening meal with one's family. Of course, that evening observant worshipers who are wed are expected to engage in sexual intercourse with their spouse. Brothels dedicated to Erato the Redheart, god of love and Selene's son, are typically closed on Saint Anne's Day and observant courtesans forbidden from taking a lover for the evening.
