Feast of Pétíso!
Today's the Feast of Pétíso, God of Death.
Eat, drink, and be merry, for the world will soon be reborn!
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Today's the Feast of Pétíso, God of Death.
Eat, drink, and be merry, for the world will soon be reborn!
Rékaré is the strongest, most skilled, most loyal, and most loving god in the universe. May He always protect us!
I hope you're having a joyous Feast of Hívo today. Drink up!
May He bring me swift travel tomorrow, for I'm going on a business trip to Pittsburgh.
Yay, Pittsburgh. Three days in Pittsburgh.
They like Hívo's beer there, don't they?
Drink up! Have some beer! Eat your fill! Today is the Holy Day of Vasataté, which means it's party time under the ocean waves.
Hopefully today the Brewmaster of the Deep won't have any fights with His lovely wife, Rénavahalasíhí, because we all want calm seas when we honor Him. But if He does get riled up, just give Him a horse and I'm sure He'll calm down.
Say "hi" to any passing seagulls, for they are Vasataté's eyes upon the shore.
Today is the Holy Day of Rézhíní, Goddess of Plants, for which we can all be thankful.
It is an unfortunate synchronicity, however, that today is also April Fools Day, for as I'm sure you're all aware, the lovely goddess Rézhíní was killed when Zhíanoso tricked Her brother into shooting Her with an arrow. "April fools! You're dead!"
Thankfully, She shall rise again. Just like Her plants.

May your Holy Day of Zhaké be glorious and grand! May He forever protect and guide us, for He is the wisest and strongest god of all.
The blossoms drift from the trees on Hérazha's breeze, for today is Her Holy Day.
Hérazha rides Her horses across the sky and through time itself, but She always will be around for Her day, today, so we can all bask in Her beauty and heed Her call to fight the demons of darkness.
Fight for light! Ride the wind! Glory be to Hérazha!
Spring must be here, for the flowers are blooming and today is the Holy Day of Vuzhí. She has arisen from the Underworld and is now bringing life back to our world.
Hurrah!
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The Year of the Eagle has ended and thus begins the Year of the Orca! Happy New Year!
Today is also the Holy Day of Kérasa, for every New Year's Day is Her holy day.
May She bring peace and fertility to you in the coming year. May She make the universe a better place through you.
Hívuítoví seems to be taking Her holy day off from Her work . . . thankfully.
Heal us, o wondrous Ríhíví! Heal us with Your hot springs! Heal us with Your motherly touch!
Thank you. I promise to be nice to cats!
I know your calendar says today is the Holy Day of Tarénara, but the real celebration is tomorrow night, when the moon is full.
So you'd better get ready. Take your bow and arrow, go out into the woods, and dance the sacred Dance of the Hunt! Maybe you'll find a worthy stag to dance with. . . or perhaps even Tarénara's Golden Caribou doe, with antlers of gold and hooves of bronze!
Also, don't forget to take your mooncakes. Yummy, yummy mooncakes.
Can I have another mooncake, please?
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