July 14

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1. outline2. Event3. anniversary and season4. festival5. birthday
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1. outline

It corresponds to the 195th (196th in leap years ) day of the year .

2. Event

3. anniversary and season

4. festival

  • Saint Nicodemus
  • Saint Deusdedit
  • Blessed Ricardo Langorn
  • saint marcellinus
  • Blessed Bonifacio
  • Saint Optasiano
  • St. Ulric
  • St. Justo
  • surname chiro
  • Blessed Caspar de Bono
  • saint tuscany
  • saint felix
  • surname foca
  • Saint Francis Solano
  • Saint Procopius
  • castle herakla
  • Blessed Humberto
  • Blessed Hroznata
  • Saint Kateri Tekakwita

5. birthday

5.1. real person

5.2. fictional character

6. fixed date

6.1. real person

6.2. fictional character

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[1] In terms of simple history, Songdo High School opened 32 years earlier than Dongsan High School, but Songdo High School opened in Kaesong, not Incheon , and opened in Incheon during the Korean War, so Dongsan High School is the first private high school opened in Incheon.[2] An unofficial anniversary where lovers exchange silver rings or silver items and promise each other love and future.[3] In relation to the 'Act on Protection and Settlement Support of North Korean Refugees', which came into effect in 1997, it was enacted as an anniversary from 2024 .[4] Along with Jelly Day, it was established by the Japan Gelatin and Collagen Industry Association.[5] It was established in 1977 to commemorate the launch of Japan's first geostationary meteorological satellite, Himawari 1.[6] National Mac and Cheese Day[7] It was established to commemorate the historical event that started the French Revolution based on the storming of the Bastille prison .[8] It was originally held on July 18, but was moved to July 14 following the Vatican's revision of the Roman universal liturgical calendar in 1969. However, in the American Catholic Church, the feast day of St. Camillus is still celebrated on July 18 as an exception, as it overlaps with the feast day of St. Kateri Teccacuita, a native saint.[9] Coptic Orthodox feast day.

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