July -- Julius Caesar's month

DATE	HOLIDAY	DESCRIPTION
July / date varies	Lailat al-Miraj & Israa'	Islamic observance of Mohammed's night journey from Mecca to Jerusalem and his ascension to heaven.
July 1	Demon Revels Celebrated	Druids Sexual Sensual Association with demons (use females of any age) (sexual orgies and blood ceremonies, any age, female)
July 1	Canada Day	Anniversary of the union of the Canadian provinces under one government, which took place in 1867 under the British North America Act. Previously known as Dominion Day.
July 2	Guru Purnim	near full moon in July/Sravana
July 2	Durga Puja	first 10 days of Asvina. A ten day festival. It means "Durga prayer". Durga is a terrible form of Parvati, Shiva's consort. It commemorates the victory of the Durga over the buffalo-headed demon Mashishasura. The seventh, eighth, and ninth days of this festival are known as Maha Saptami, Maha Ashtami, and Maha Navami respectively.
July 2	Festival of the Palio	(honors the Virgin May in Italy) - Catholic Hindu celebration of the ancient Gurus, in particular Sage Ved Vyas. A Guru is seen as a remover of darkness, a teacher. The date is the full moon of the month Asadha. Buddhist
July 4	Independence Day	On this day in 1776, patriots in the original thirteen colonies signed the Declaration of Independence from England.
July 5	Ludi Apollinares	Celebrated with games in honor of Apollo
July 9	Martyrdom of the Bab	Baha'i - Ali Mohammed was executed in 1850 by Persian political and religious powers. Observed by abstaining from commerce and work.
July 13-15	Bon	A festival of Japanese Buddhists in memory of the dead. Observance involves lighting lanterns to guide the souls of the dead, who are believed to visit the Earth during this period ritual of saving the deceased from torments after death. Observed also by Japanese communities worldwide. Also known as Feast of Lanterns.
July 14	Fête Nationale	Bastille Day. It was on this day in 1789, at the start of the French Revolution, that the French prison, the Bastille, was destoyed and political prisoners were freed. Also celebrated in the French West Indies.
July 18 - 19	1991 Guadalajara Declaration	(Ibero-American)
July 20 - 26	Sacrificial prepartaion	(Abduction, holding, and ceremonial prepartaion of individual for sacrifice)
July 22	Hurrricane Supplication Day	A tradition in the Virgin Islands
July 23	Beginning of Dog Days	In Egyptian tradition the day of closest connection with Sothis Sirius, the Dog Star The star of Set
July 24	Pioneer Day	Commemorates the first settlement in the Salt Lake area by Brigham Young and the Mormons (1847). This is a legal holiday in Utah which has been observed since 1849.
July 25	St James the Great Day	Christian recognition of the martyrdom of the Apostle James the Great in 44 c.e (gathering of herbs sexual orgies and sacrifices)
July 25	Feast of Saint Christopher	Patron saint of travelers [and in recent times: motorists and bus drivers]. Invokes for protection from perils of water, storms, and plagues. His name means "Christ-bearer", which is what led to the following legend. Christopher carried travelers across a river on his back. One day he was carrying a small child who grew larger and larger until Christopher thought they would both drown. Then the child revealed himself as Jesus and told hime that he had just carried the sins of the whole world on his back. According to legend, anyone who sees a picture of St. Christopher will not die that day. His sainthood was later revoked because it was decided that his actions did not merit his becoming a saint.
July 27	Grand Climax Da Meur	(5 weeks 1 day after Summer Solstice oral, anal, Vaginal, and human sacrifice - female, child or adult)
July 28	Tishah B'Ab	A fast commemorating the destruction of the First in 516 b.c.e and Second Temples in 70 c.e.. If it falls on a Saturday, it is moved to the following Sunday. (day of fasting)
July 29	Wedding day of Diana & Prince Charles	a witches day
July 29	Hitler proclaimed leader of the Nazi party	kicks off August dates-month with most celebrated dates (in readiness for October)

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