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Is there a set Wiccan liturgy or liturgical calendar?

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Is there a set Wiccan liturgy or liturgical calendar?

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Most Wiccans observe eight holiday “sabbats” in the “wheel of the year.” The names of these vary from trad[ition] to trad, but they fall on the solstices, the equinoxes, and the four “cross-quarter days” (on or about the first of February, May, August and November). Many Wiccans also observe “esbats,” rituals for worship in accordance with a given moon phase (such as the night of the full moon).

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