Christianfeast day:
Charles Borromeo(Roman Catholic Church), Emeric of Hungary, Felix of Valois, Joannicius the Great, Our Lady of Kazan(Russian Orthodox Church), Pierius, BlessedTeresa Manganiello, Vitalis and Agricola, November 4 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
A day in the Christian liturgical calendar honoring various saints across Catholic and Orthodox traditions.
This Christian feast day commemorates a diverse group of saints, recognized by both the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches.
Among those honored are Charles Borromeo, a leading figure of the Counter-Reformation, and Emeric of Hungary, celebrated for his piety and royal lineage.
Felix of Valois, co-founder of the Trinitarian Order, and Joannicius the Great are also commemorated.
Our Lady of Kazan, a revered icon in the Russian Orthodox tradition, and saints Pierius, Teresa Manganiello, Vitalis, and Agricola are venerated.
The liturgics of November 4th reflect a rich tapestry of Christian spirituality, devotion, and historical legacy.
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Charles Borromeo
Roman Catholic Church
Emeric of Hungary
Felix of Valois
Joannicius the Great
Our Lady of Kazan
Russian Orthodox Church
Pierius
Blessed
Teresa Manganiello
Vitalis and Agricola
November 4 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
Community Service Day(Dominica)
An annual day in Dominica dedicated to volunteerism and community improvement.
Community Service Day in Dominica celebrates the spirit of volunteerism and civic responsibility.
Observed nationwide on November 4th, it encourages individuals and groups to contribute to local development projects, including environmental clean-ups, youth mentoring, and support for vulnerable populations.
Schools, businesses, and non-profits organize events to foster solidarity and enhance communal well-being.
This day highlights the importance of active citizenship and collective efforts to strengthen communities across Dominica.
Community Service Day
Dominica
Flag Day (Panama)
Panama's national Flag Day honoring the country's symbol of sovereignty and pride.
Flag Day in Panama commemorates the official adoption of the national flag on November 4th, 1903.
This vibrant celebration features parades, flag-raising ceremonies, and cultural performances.
Citizens display flags on buildings, vehicles, and attire to show national unity and patriotism.
Educational activities in schools teach the flag's history and symbolism.
The day fosters pride in Panama's heritage and the values represented by its flag.
Flag Day (Panama)
National Tonga Day(Tonga)
Tonga's national day celebrating its sovereignty and cultural heritage on November 4th.
National Tonga Day marks the anniversary of Tonga's independence from British protection in 1970.
Festivities include traditional dance, music, and feasting with families and communities.
The King addresses the nation, highlighting achievements and aspirations for the future.
Colorful parades and sports competitions take place across the islands.
This day honors Tonga's monarchical traditions and enduring cultural identity.
National Tonga Day
Tonga
National Unity and Armed Forces DayorGiorno dell'Unità Nazionale e Festa delle Forze Armate(Italy)
Italy's National Unity and Armed Forces Day honors the nation's military and unity.
Observed on November 4th, this Italian holiday commemorates the end of World War I for Italy in 1918.
It celebrates national unity and pays tribute to the sacrifices of the Italian Armed Forces.
Ceremonies are held at war memorials, including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Rome.
Military parades, exhibitions, and wreath-laying events involve veterans, active service members, and public officials.
The day reinforces Italy's commitment to peace, unity, and the defense of its democratic values.
National Unity and Armed Forces Day
Italy
Unity Day (Russia)
Russia's Unity Day celebrating national solidarity and historic liberation on November 4th.
Unity Day in Russia commemorates the expulsion of Polish-Lithuanian forces from Moscow in 1612.
Established in 2005, it replaced the Soviet-era November 7th holiday.
Festivities include parades, concerts, and public gatherings emphasizing patriotism.
Citizens participate in cultural events showcasing Russia's diverse regions and traditions.
The holiday underscores themes of national cohesion and historical resilience.
Unity Day (Russia)
Yitzhak Rabin Memorial(unofficial, but widely commemorated)
A memorial day marking the anniversary of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's assassination.
Observed unofficially on November 4th, this day honors the legacy of Yitzhak Rabin, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
Rabin was assassinated in 1995 after pursuing efforts for peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
Commemorations include candlelight ceremonies, peace rallies, and educational programs.
Participants reflect on Rabin's vision for coexistence and the ongoing quest for a just peace.
The memorial serves as a reminder of the fragility of democracy and the importance of dialogue.
Yitzhak Rabin Memorial
Charles Borromeo(Roman Catholic Church)
A Roman Catholic feast day honoring Saint Charles Borromeo, a Counter-Reformation leader.
Celebrated on November 4th, this feast honors Saint Charles Borromeo, Archbishop of Milan (1538-1584).
He was a leading figure in the Counter-Reformation, championing seminary education and church reform.
Known for his pastoral care during the plague of 1576, he tended to the sick and poor.
Masses and processions are held in churches dedicated to his memory.
Devotees seek his intercession for guidance, charity, and spiritual renewal.
Charles Borromeo
Roman Catholic Church
Emeric of Hungary
A feast day commemorating Saint Emeric of Hungary, a model of Christian virtue.
Saint Emeric of Hungary was the son of King Stephen I and died young in 1031.
Honored on November 4th, he is revered for his piety, chastity, and dedication to prayer.
Legends credit him with miraculous healings and devotion to the poor.
Festivals include prayers, masses, and processions in Hungary and by Hungarian communities abroad.
His life exemplifies youthful holiness and royal responsibility in the medieval church.
Emeric of Hungary
Felix of Valois
A feast day honoring Saint Felix of Valois, co-founder of the Trinitarian Order.
Saint Felix of Valois died on November 4th, 1212, and co-founded the Order of the Holy Trinity.
The Trinitarians were dedicated to ransoming Christian captives during the Crusades.
Celebrations include Mass, prayer, and charitable acts reflecting the order's mission.
Felix is remembered for his humility, compassion, and devotion to the poor.
His legacy continues through Trinitarian communities serving marginalized populations.
Felix of Valois
Joannicius the Great
Feast day of St. Joannicius the Great, a revered ascetic and hermit of the early Christian church.
Observed by Orthodox Christians to honor his exemplary life of prayer and solitude.
St. Joannicius the Great was a 5th-century hermit and ascetic who lived in the Judaean desert.
Known for his extreme devotion, he spent decades in solitary prayer and manual labor.
The Orthodox Church honors his memory on November 4th (Julian calendar), recalling his spiritual teachings and reported miracles.
Liturgical services include readings from his writings and hymns praising his humility.
Monastic communities in the Holy Land hold special vigils in his name.
Believers often seek his intercession for perseverance and spiritual guidance.
Joannicius the Great
Our Lady of Kazan(Russian Orthodox Church)
Commemoration of the Icon of Our Lady of Kazan, one of the most venerated images in Russian Orthodoxy.
Believers seek her intercession for protection and guidance.
The feast of Our Lady of Kazan celebrates a 16th-century icon discovered in Kazan, Russia, credited with miraculous healings.
The Russian Orthodox Church observes November 4th with special liturgies, prayers, and processions.
Pilgrims visit churches dedicated to the icon, lighting candles and chanting hymns in her honor.
Historically, the icon has been associated with key moments in Russian national life, including military victories.
The day invites reflection on the Virgin Mary's intercession and enduring presence in Orthodox spirituality.
Our Lady of Kazan
Russian Orthodox Church