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Noctifer at 17:49, 15 August 2024

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	~~<noinclude>~~{{Holiday\|day=Beltain 7\|observed=Common on [[Gallorea]], where [[Thalia]] is highly revered, observation is relatively recent in the rest of the known world}}		{{Holiday\|day=Beltain 7\|observed=Common on [[Gallorea]], where [[Thalia]] is highly revered, observation is relatively recent in the rest of the known world}}
	~~</noinclude>~~One of the high holy days of [[Thalia]], the Day of the Patron is a day set aside to honor fathers and fatherhood. Traditionally, it is a day where fathers are granted a day free of work, where their family attends to their needs, where practical. The day begins with a ceremonial footwashing, conducted by the man's wife (or, lacking such, one of his daughters). Children are expected to give a small gift that they crafted themselves to symbolize their thanks to their father. In [[the Old Empire]], it was also considered a day for clients to recognize the beneficence of their patrons, even between client states and the Emperor himself. Though this tradition has waned since the fall of the Empire, the day has recently been celebrated in a more traditional manner.<noinclude>[[Category:Thalia]]</noinclude>		One of the high holy days of [[Thalia]], the Day of the Patron is a day set aside to honor fathers and fatherhood. Traditionally, it is a day where fathers are granted a day free of work, where their family attends to their needs, where practical. The day begins with a ceremonial footwashing, conducted by the man's wife (or, lacking such, one of his daughters). Children are expected to give a small gift that they crafted themselves to symbolize their thanks to their father. In [[the Old Empire]], it was also considered a day for clients to recognize the beneficence of their patrons, even between client states and the Emperor himself. Though this tradition has waned since the fall of the Empire, the day has recently been celebrated in a more traditional manner.<noinclude>[[Category:Thalia]]</noinclude>

WikiSysop at 10:33, 6 August 2014

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	<noinclude>{{Holiday\|day=~~Sheldsmet~~ 7\|observed=Common on [[Gallorea]], where [[Thalia]] is highly revered, observation is relatively recent in the rest of the known world}}		<noinclude>{{Holiday\|day=Beltain 7\|observed=Common on [[Gallorea]], where [[Thalia]] is highly revered, observation is relatively recent in the rest of the known world}}
	</noinclude>One of the high holy days of [[Thalia]], the Day of the Patron is a day set aside to honor fathers and fatherhood. Traditionally, it is a day where fathers are granted a day free of work, where their family attends to their needs, where practical. The day begins with a ceremonial footwashing, conducted by the man's wife (or, lacking such, one of his daughters). Children are expected to give a small gift that they crafted themselves to symbolize their thanks to their father. In [[the Old Empire]], it was also considered a day for clients to recognize the beneficence of their patrons, even between client states and the Emperor himself. Though this tradition has waned since the fall of the Empire, the day has recently been celebrated in a more traditional manner.<noinclude>[[Category:Thalia]]</noinclude>		</noinclude>One of the high holy days of [[Thalia]], the Day of the Patron is a day set aside to honor fathers and fatherhood. Traditionally, it is a day where fathers are granted a day free of work, where their family attends to their needs, where practical. The day begins with a ceremonial footwashing, conducted by the man's wife (or, lacking such, one of his daughters). Children are expected to give a small gift that they crafted themselves to symbolize their thanks to their father. In [[the Old Empire]], it was also considered a day for clients to recognize the beneficence of their patrons, even between client states and the Emperor himself. Though this tradition has waned since the fall of the Empire, the day has recently been celebrated in a more traditional manner.<noinclude>[[Category:Thalia]]</noinclude>

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Day of the Patron}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Day of the Patron}}</includeonly>
	<noinclude>{{Holiday\|day=~~Beltain~~ 7\|observed=Common on [[Gallorea]], where [[Thalia]] is highly revered, observation is relatively recent in the rest of the known world}}		<noinclude>{{Holiday\|day=Sheldsmet 7\|observed=Common on [[Gallorea]], where [[Thalia]] is highly revered, observation is relatively recent in the rest of the known world}}
	</noinclude>One of the high holy days of [[Thalia]], the Day of the Patron is a day set aside to honor fathers and fatherhood. Traditionally, it is a day where fathers are granted a day free of work, where their family attends to their needs, where practical. The day begins with a ceremonial footwashing, conducted by the man's wife (or, lacking such, one of his ~~children~~). Children are expected to give a small gift that they crafted themselves to symbolize their thanks to their father. In [[the Old Empire]], it was also considered a day for clients to recognize the beneficence of their patrons, even between client states and the Emperor himself. Though this tradition has waned since the fall of the Empire, the day has recently been celebrated in a more traditional manner.<noinclude>[[Category:Thalia]]</noinclude>		</noinclude>One of the high holy days of [[Thalia]], the Day of the Patron is a day set aside to honor fathers and fatherhood. Traditionally, it is a day where fathers are granted a day free of work, where their family attends to their needs, where practical. The day begins with a ceremonial footwashing, conducted by the man's wife (or, lacking such, one of his daughters). Children are expected to give a small gift that they crafted themselves to symbolize their thanks to their father. In [[the Old Empire]], it was also considered a day for clients to recognize the beneficence of their patrons, even between client states and the Emperor himself. Though this tradition has waned since the fall of the Empire, the day has recently been celebrated in a more traditional manner.<noinclude>[[Category:Thalia]]</noinclude>

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<includeonly>{{Article_Reference|article= Day of the Patron}}</includeonly>
<noinclude>{{Holiday|day=Beltain 7|observed=Common on [[Gallorea]], where [[Thalia]] is highly revered, observation is relatively recent in the rest of the known world}}
</noinclude>One of the high holy days of [[Thalia]], the Day of the Patron is a day set aside to honor fathers and fatherhood. Traditionally, it is a day where fathers are granted a day free of work, where their family attends to their needs, where practical. The day begins with a ceremonial footwashing, conducted by the man's wife (or, lacking such, one of his children). Children are expected to give a small gift that they crafted themselves to symbolize their thanks to their father. In [[the Old Empire]], it was also considered a day for clients to recognize the beneficence of their patrons, even between client states and the Emperor himself. Though this tradition has waned since the fall of the Empire, the day has recently been celebrated in a more traditional manner.<noinclude>[[Category:Thalia]]</noinclude>