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Importance is a subjective thing. From a commercial view it's probably Christmas.
From Christianity's perspective every day is special, but the holy days of most importance would probably be Good Friday, followed by Easter Sunday.
What else can I help you with?
Is Easter important?
Yes; it is generally recognized as the most important holiday in the Christian religion.
What is a important holiday in France?
While the nation of France is most post-Christian in action, most people are Roman Catholic by tradition. They celebrate Christmas and Easter as important holidays.
What is the most important public holiday in the Philippines?
the most important holiday in the philippines is........ christmas
What is most important holiday of Jews?
the most important holiday of the jewish religion is hanukkah
What is the most important holiday in colombia?
The most important holiday to most people in Colombia is day of the dead. This is a holiday that honors dead relatives.
What is the holiday significance for Christmas in Ireland?
Ireland is a Christian country, so Christmas is an important holiday for Irish people.
What holiday is important in December?
The Buddhist holiday of Bodhi; The Wiccan holiday of Solstice; The Asatru holiday of Yule; The Jewish holiday of Hanukkah; the Christian holiday of Christmas; the manmade American holiday of Kwanzaa; the manmade American holiday of Festivus.
An important holiday in France is?
New years eve is the most important holiday in France.
How tall is Christian Holiday?
Christian Holiday is 5' 10".
What is the religon of Christmas?
Christmas is a Christian holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. It is an important religious festival for Christians around the world.
What is Kyrgyzstan most important holiday?
Obviously, the one holiday that happens
Why is Easter celebrated in India?
It will be celebrated properly by the people of Christian faith in India (it is the most important Christian festival). It may also be celebrated commercially as a result of the legacy of the Raj when the British would have marked Easter as a holiday.
