New Year's Day and Christmas Day of the same year never fall on the same day. The 1st of January 1945 was on a Monday and the 25th of December 1945 was on a Tuesday. That is completely normal. A week after Christmas Day is New Year's Day, but that is New Year's Day of the following year. So Christmas Day 1945 would have been on the same day of the week as New Year's Day 1946, the next year. In the same way, Christmas Day 1944 and New Year's Day 1945 were on the same day of the week.
New Year's Day is 7 days after Christmas Day, so New Year's Day always falls on the same day of the week one week after Christmas Day.
Christmas and New Years Day always fall on the same day of the week.
Yes they do
They never do.
yes (Thursday)
Christmas always comes on the same date, December 25th. Christmas does not, however, always come on the same day. Christmas can fall on any day of the week.
Chanukah is an 8-Day festival. Every few years one of the days of Chanukah is on the same date as Christmas. It happened in 2011 and the next time will be 2016.
The Wednesday was skipped over due to the leap year in 1940. It was on a Tuesday in 1939. As 1940 was a leap year, it skipped over the Wednesday, and it was on a Thursday. It was not until 1945 that Wednesday came round again. Between 1934 and 1945 is an 11 year gap. That length of time without a date occurring on the same day is very common. A date happens on the same day again every 5, 6 or 11 years. It depends on how the leap years fall in the period.
No, Christmas and Hanukkah will not fall on the same day in the next 9 years. Hanukkah is based on the Jewish lunar calendar, which can shift its dates from year to year, while Christmas always falls on December 25th. Therefore, the two holidays will not coincide in the next 9 years.
They never do.
If the 25th of April is a Sunday, then Christmas Day in the same year is always a Saturday.
the same probably if were still on earth
It doesn't matter. Christmas Day is not influenced by the day of the week it is on. It always feels the same, no matter what day of the week it is on. So whether it is on a weekday or a weekend, there is no difference. So no day is best for Christmas Day to fall on.
Every year. Jan.1 and Dec. 25Improved Answer:Christmas Day and New Year ALWAYS fall into the same year, IF you think in terms of the Gregorian calender, but FOR those who continue to use the Julian calendar or its equivalents thus celebrate December 25 and January 6 on what for the majority of the world is January 7 and January 19, which has the result, that Christmas Day and New Year would NOT fall within the same year, due to the overlap.Note: Parts of my answer where taken from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia > Article: ChristmasTheWiseToddSharpe
There is a pattern in the way days and dates fall. If Christmas Day is on a Sunday 3 years before a leap year, then it will always follow that the Christmas Days in the next years are a Monday, a Tuesday, and for the leap year Wednesday will be skipped and Christmas Day will be on a Thursday. Follow on for another 3 years and you get Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Leap years are always even, so if it is 3 years before a leap year, then the first year that the Sunday is on has to be odd, as will the year 3 years after a leap year. These patterns are common and you could look at other specific combinations of dates and days in the same way and find recurring patterns there too.