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The Ethiopian year consists of 12 months of 30 days each, to which are added 6
days at the end of each leap year and 5 days at the end of each non-leap-year so
as to make up 366 or 365 days. These extra days are called Pagumen.
Each year is named after one of the four Evangelists. The Ethiopian year 1960
(John) began on our 12 September, 1967.
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As we are introduced to various cultural experiences we have the propensity to
integrate a portion of the culture to which we are exposed. Cultural experiences
lead to the same beginning as the source from which it comes.
Enlightenment!
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Nothing is hidden from God's view!...
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