Day of the Sun(North Korea)

North Korea's most important national holiday celebrating the birth of Kim Il-sung.
On April 15, North Korea celebrates the Day of the Sun, honoring the birth of founder Kim Il-sung. It is the country's most significant public holiday, marked by grand displays of loyalty and patriotism. Mass dances, military parades, and fireworks illuminate Pyongyang's central squares. Devotees lay wreaths and visit the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, where Kim's embalmed body lies. State media broadcasts historical speeches and documentaries highlighting Kim's revolutionary achievements. The holiday underscores the regime's ideology and unifies citizens in collective remembrance and celebration.
Day of the Sun North Korea

Father DamienDay (Hawaii)

Hawaii's state holiday honoring Father Damien's compassionate service to leprosy patients on Molokai.
Celebrated on April 15, Father Damien Day commemorates the priest known as the 'Apostle of the Lepers.' Born Jozef De Veuster, he dedicated his life in the 19th century to caring for patients afflicted with leprosy on Molokai island. His tireless ministry and ultimate sacrifice have inspired generations of humanitarian workers. In Hawaii, ceremonies include church services, educational programs, and community service projects. The day highlights themes of compassion, social justice, and the dignity of marginalized communities. Father Damien was canonized in 2009, and his legacy continues to symbolize selfless service.
Father Damien Hawaii