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Vaisakhi is celebrated by Sikh and Hindu communities and marks important religious and cultural events, including the founding of the Khalsa in Sikhism.
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Today marks Yom HaShoah, the Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day, remembering the six million Jewish people lost during the Holocaust and honouring acts of resistance.
#YomHaShoah #Remembrance #FaithInclusion

As the lights are kindled, we stand in solidarity with Jewish communities and reaffirm the importance of safety, respect and belonging for all.

Chag Hanukkah Sameach.

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#Belonging

Happy International Pronouns Day!

Today we celebrate the sacred gift of identity and the power of names and pronouns to affirm who we are.

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The Feast of Saint Jerome is observed today, recognising his scholarly legacy and translation of the Bible into Latin.

This day holds meaning for many Christian colleagues and communities, and we acknowledge its significance across MFT.

#EDIatMFT #FaithInclusion #SaintJerome

The Feast of Saint Michael and All Angels—known as Michaelmas—is observed today.

This Christian observance reflects on themes of protection, justice and light, and holds significance for many colleagues and communities across MFT.

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Today marks Meskel, a significant celebration in Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity. It commemorates the finding of the True Cross and is observed with reflection, joy and community gatherings. 

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The Fast of Gedaliah is observed today in the Jewish calendar.

This solemn occasion commemorates the assassination of Gedaliah Ben Ahikam and its impact on the Jewish community, reflecting themes of loss, resilience and remembrance.

#EDIatMFT #FaithInclusion #FastOfGedaliah

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is a time of reflection, renewal and hope.

We extend warm wishes to all celebrating and acknowledge the deep significance this occasion holds for Jewish communities across the world.

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Today is the Feast of Saint Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist. This day holds significance for many Christian colleagues and communities as a time of reflection and honouring his legacy. 

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Today we mark the Feast of the Cross, also known as the Triumph of the Cross. This day commemorates the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and is observed with reverence by many Christian colleagues and communities. 

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The Feast of the Birth of the Virgin Mary is observed today.

This day holds spiritual significance for many Christian colleagues and communities, reflecting values of hope, renewal and reverence."

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On Anant Chaturdashi, we recognise the spiritual significance this day holds for many Hindu colleagues and communities. It marks the conclusion of Ganesh Chaturthi and is a time of devotion, reflection and farewell. 

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Today marks Mawlid Al-Nabi, commemorating the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). We recognise this day as one of reflection, unity and celebration for many Muslim colleagues and communities. 

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As Rabi Al-Awal begins, we acknowledge its significance for many Muslim colleagues and communities. This month includes the commemoration of the Prophet Muhammad’s birth, a time of reflection and celebration. 

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Today marks the beginning of the Ecclesiastical Year in the Christian calendar. As the liturgical cycle renews, we recognise the significance this holds for many colleagues and communities. 

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Today marks Samvatsari, the holiest day in Jainism, dedicated to forgiveness, reflection and spiritual renewal. As Jain communities observe this sacred tradition, we reflect on the values of compassion, non-violence and reconciliation. #Samvatsari #FaithInclusion #EDI

Today we celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi, marking the birth of Lord Ganesha, symbol of wisdom, prosperity and new beginnings. As communities gather in devotion and joy, we reflect on the values of renewal and resilience that guide our care across the communities we serve. #GaneshChaturthi #FaithInclusion

Today marks the Installation of the Guru Granth Sahib, a sacred day in Sikhism commemorating the eternal enthronement of the Sikh scripture as the final Guru. We reflect on the values of wisdom, equality and spiritual guidance that continue to inspire care. #FaithInclusion #EDI #GuruGranthSahib

Today marks the Feast of Saint Bartholomew the Apostle, a Christian observance reflecting on one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. A symbol of faith, courage and service, his legacy reminds us of the power of compassion and conviction in the face of adversity. #FaithInclusion #SaintBartholomew

Today marks the International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief. We stand in solidarity with communities affected by religious intolerance and reaffirm our commitment to compassion, dignity and inclusion. #FaithInclusion #EDI #Solidarity

Today marks the Feast of the Queenship of Mary, a Christian observance reflecting on Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth. Her humility, compassion and strength continue to inspire service and care. #FaithInclusion #EDI #QueenshipOfMary

Today marks the beginning of Paryushana Parvarambha, a sacred Jain festival of reflection, forgiveness and spiritual renewal. It’s a time for introspection and non-violence, and we celebrate the values of compassion and mindfulness across the communities we serve. #Paryushana #FaithInclusion #EDI

Today marks Krishna Janmashtami, celebrating the birth of Lord Krishna, a symbol of compassion, wisdom and justice. As we reflect on his teachings, we uphold the values of peace, service and community that shape the care we provide. #KrishnaJanmashtami #FaithInclusion #EDI

Today marks the Dormition of the Theotokos, a sacred Christian observance reflecting on the peaceful passing and assumption of the Virgin Mary. Her legacy of humility and devotion inspires compassion and hope. #FaithInclusion #EDI #AssumptionOfMary

Today marks Arba’een, a significant day in the Islamic calendar, observed 40 days after the martyrdom of Imam Husayn ibn Ali. It is a time for reflection, resilience and justice. #Arbaeen #FaithInclusion #EDI

Today marks Obon, a Buddhist festival remembering the spirits of ancestors. It’s a time of reflection, gratitude and family reunion. We celebrate the cultural richness and spiritual diversity that strengthen our NHS communities. #Obon #FaithInclusion #EDI

Today is the Feast of Saint Lawrence, a Christian observance remembering his legacy of courage, compassion and service. As we reflect on this day, we thank NHS colleagues who embody these values in their dedication to care and community. #FaithInclusion #EDI #SaintLawrence

Today is Tu B’Av—a joyful date in the Jewish calendar symbolising love, unity and renewal. As we honour this day of connection and hope, we reaffirm our commitment to compassion and inclusion. #TuBAv #FaithInclusion #EDI

Today we mark the Feast of the Transfiguration, commemorating Jesus’s revelation of divine glory to Peter, James and John. May this moment of reflection inspire renewal, compassion and light in our care and communities. #FaithInclusion #EDI #TransfigurationFeast