| Holiday | Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Shabbos | This Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Rosh Hashanah
ראש השנה · א׳ תשרי
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Sep 3, 1065 | ||||||
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Yom Kippur
יום כיפור · י׳ תשרי
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Sep 12, 1065 | ||||||
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Sukkos
סוכות · ט״ו תשרי
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Sep 17, 1065 | ||||||
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Hoshana Rabba
הושענא רבה · כ״א תשרי
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Sep 23, 1065 | ||||||
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Shemini Atzeres
שמיני עצרת · כ״ב תשרי
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Sep 24, 1065 | ||||||
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Simchas Torah
שמחת תורה · כ״ג תשרי
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Sep 25, 1065 | ||||||
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Chanukah
חנוכה · כ״ה כסלו
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Nov 26, 1065 | ||||||
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Tu BiShvat
ט״ו בשבט · ט״ו שבט
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Jan 14, 1066 | ||||||
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Purim
פורים · י״ד אדר
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Mar 14, 1066 | ||||||
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Pesach
פסח · ט״ו ניסן
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Apr 13, 1066 | ||||||
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Shavuos
שבועות · ו׳ סיון
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Jun 2, 1066 | ||||||
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17 Tammuz
י״ז בתמוז · י״ז תמוז
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Jul 13, 1066 | ||||||
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Tisha B'Av
תשעה באב · ט׳ אב
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Aug 3, 1066 | ||||||
How does this work?
The Jewish calendar follows fixed arithmetic rules that determine which day of the week each holiday can fall on. There are exactly 14 possible year types (keviyot / קביעות), each determining the day of the week for every holiday in that year.
Rosh Hashanah never falls on Sunday, Wednesday, or Friday. This prevents Yom Kippur from being adjacent to Shabbos and Hoshana Rabba from falling on Shabbos.
Pesach never falls on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday. This is a mathematical consequence of Lo ADU combined with the structure of the year.
A mnemonic pairing holidays that always fall on the same day of the week: Tisha B'Av = 1st day Pesach, Shavuos = 2nd day Pesach, Rosh Hashanah = 3rd day Pesach, Simchas Torah = 4th day Pesach, Yom Kippur = 5th day Pesach, Purim (previous) = 6th day Pesach.