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Day Prior to Requested Day (day begins and ends at Sunset)
Rosh Hashanah began on this day
Shabbat (‪שבת‬) Tishri 1, 5787(7/1/5787) on the Hebrew calendar
Saturday September 12, 2026(9/12/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:30 am, sunset: 2:22 pm, rdDate=739871
Today - Requested Day (day begins and ends at Sunset)
Rosh Hashanah ended on this day
Yom Rishon (‪יום ראשון‬) Tishri 2, 5787(7/2/5787) on the Hebrew calendar
Sunday September 13, 2026(9/13/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:32 am, sunset: 2:19 pm, rdDate=739872
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Yom Sheni (‪יום שני‬) Tishri 3, 5787(7/3/5787) on the Hebrew calendar
Monday September 14, 2026(9/14/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:33 am, sunset: 2:17 pm, rdDate=739873
Day Prior to Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Defenders Day occured on this day
Saturday September 12, 2026(9/12/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:30 am, sunset: 2:22 pm, rdDate=739871
Defenders Day
Today - Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Sunday September 13, 2026(9/13/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:32 am, sunset: 2:19 pm, rdDate=739872
Day After Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Monday September 14, 2026(9/14/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:33 am, sunset: 2:17 pm, rdDate=739873
Day Prior to Requested Day (day begins and ends at Sunset)
Shabbat (‪שבת‬) Tishri 1, 5787(7/1/5787) on the Hebrew calendar
Saturday September 12, 2026(9/12/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:30 am, sunset: 2:22 pm, rdDate=739871
Today - Requested Day (day begins and ends at Sunset)
Yom Rishon (‪יום ראשון‬) Tishri 2, 5787(7/2/5787) on the Hebrew calendar
Sunday September 13, 2026(9/13/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:32 am, sunset: 2:19 pm, rdDate=739872
Day After Requested Day (day begins and ends at Sunset)
Tzom Gedaliah occurs on this day
Yom Sheni (‪יום שני‬) Tishri 3, 5787(7/3/5787) on the Hebrew calendar
Monday September 14, 2026(9/14/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:33 am, sunset: 2:17 pm, rdDate=739873
Day Prior to Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Saturday September 12, 2026(9/12/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:30 am, sunset: 2:22 pm, rdDate=739871
Today - Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Auditor’s Day occurs on this day
Sunday September 13, 2026(9/13/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:32 am, sunset: 2:19 pm, rdDate=739872
Day After Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Monday September 14, 2026(9/14/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:33 am, sunset: 2:17 pm, rdDate=739873
Day Prior to Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Saturday September 12, 2026(9/12/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:30 am, sunset: 2:22 pm, rdDate=739871
Today - Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Ninos Heroes occurs on this day
Sunday September 13, 2026(9/13/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:32 am, sunset: 2:19 pm, rdDate=739872
Day After Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Monday September 14, 2026(9/14/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise: 1:33 am, sunset: 2:17 pm, rdDate=739873

September 2026
Tishri 5787
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Sunday September 13, 2026 (9/13/2026) at Sunset Sunset icon ( 2:19 pm)
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Yom Sheni (‪יום שני‬) Tishri 3, 5787 (7/3/5787)
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Monday September 14, 2026 (9/14/2026) at Sunset Sunset icon ( 2:17 pm)
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Yom Shelishi (‪יום שלישי‬) Tishri 4, 5787 (7/4/5787)
Method: Tishri 3rd on Hebrew calendar
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Notes: Begins at dawn
Length: 1 day
Period: 1 year

The Fast of Gedalia (play /ɡɛdəˈl.ə/ or /ɡɨˈdɑːljə/; Hebrew: צוֹם גְּדַלְיָּהTzom Gedalya), also spelled Gedaliah, is a Jewish fast day from dawn until dusk to lament the assassination of the righteous governor of Judah of that name, which ended Jewish rule following the destruction of the First Temple.

When the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar conquered Jerusalem, he killed or exiled most of its inhabitants and appointed Gedaliah, son of Achikam as governor of the now-Babylonian province of Judah. Many Jews who had fled to Moab, Ammon, Edom, and other neighboring lands returned to Judah, tended the vineyards again, and enjoyed a new respite after their earlier suffering.

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Sunday September 13, 2026 (9/13/2026)
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Monday September 14, 2026 (9/14/2026)
Method: Second Sunday of September on Gregorian calendar
Length: 1 day
Period: 1 year

Auditing was developed by L. Ron Hubbard, and is described by the Church of Scientology as "spiritual counseling which is the central practice of Dianetics and Scientology".

Auditing in the context of Dianetics or Scientology is an activity where a person trained in auditing listens and gives auditing commands to a subject, which is referred to as a "preclear".[citation needed] All communications during auditing sessions are kept confidential between the auditor, the case supervisor and the pre-clear[citation needed].

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Sunday September 13, 2026 (9/13/2026)
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Monday September 14, 2026 (9/14/2026)
Method: September 13th on Gregorian calendar
Length: 1 day
Period: 1 year

The Niños Héroes (in English: Boy Heroes), also known as the Heroic Cadets or Boy Soldiers, were six Mexican teenage military cadets. These cadets died defending Mexico at Mexico City's Chapultepec Castle (then serving as the Mexican Army's military academy) from invading U.S. forces in the 13 September 1847 Battle of Chapultepec, during the Mexican–American War. One of the cadets, Juan Escutia, wrapped himself with the Mexican flag and jumped from the roof of the castle to keep it from falling into enemy hands.[1] The Niños Héroes are commemorated by a national holiday on September 13.

The Niños Héroes were:


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