Planning for Jewish calendar observances in Neukirchen beim Heiligen Blut requires tracking specific regional astronomical times, as candle-lighting and fast calculations rely directly on local sunset data provided by astronomical calculators like Hebcal. According to astronomical data for the Bavarian municipality, holiday observances span from the autumn of 2035 through the spring of 2036, governing dates for major festivals including Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur, and Passover.
Autumn 2035 Holiday Schedules and Candle Lighting
The Hebrew calendar year 5796 begins in September 2035, with Erev Rosh Hashana starting on Wednesday, September 3, 2035. According to Hebcal data for Neukirchen beim Heiligen Blut, candle lighting for the first night of Rosh Hashana is set for 18:25, occurring 18 minutes before sunset. Rosh Hashana services and meals continue through Thursday, September 4, and Friday, September 5, with subsequent candle-lighting times adjusted for regional sunset at 19:28 and 18:21 respectively.
The Fast of Gedaliah takes place on Sunday, September 7, 2035, with the fast beginning at 05:42 and concluding at 19:13. Yom Kippur arrives later that month, with Erev Yom Kippur beginning on Friday, September 12, 2035, requiring candle lighting at 18:06. The fast concludes following the end of Yom Kippur at 19:10 on Saturday, September 13, 2035.
Autumn festivals continue with Sukkot, beginning with Erev Sukkot on Friday, September 19, 2035, where candles are lit at 17:56.
Winter 2035 and 2036 Observances
Winter holidays in Neukirchen beim Heiligen Blut feature the celebration of Chanukah, which begins in December 2035. The first candle of Chanukah is lit on Thursday, December 25, 2035, with candle-lighting time recorded at 16:45. Subsequent candles are lit each evening through the final night of Chanukah on Thursday, January 1, 2036, which coincides with Rosh Chodesh Tevet.
Following the winter solstice, the Fast of Asara B’Tevet occurs on Friday, January 11, 2036, with the fast beginning at 06:18 and ending at 17:14. Minor spring festivals follow in the subsequent months, including Tu BiShvat on Thursday, February 14, 2036, and the Fast of Esther on Thursday, March 12, 2036, where the fast runs from 04:53 to 18:48 ahead of Purim on Friday, March 13, 2036.
Spring 2036 Passover and Commemorations
Preparation for Passover begins in April 2036 with Ta’anit Bechorot on Thursday, April 9, 2036. According to local scheduling parameters, the deadline for finishing the eating of chametz is 10:54, with the physical burning of chametz (Biur Chametz) required by 12:02. Erev Pesach commences on Friday, April 10, 2036, with candle lighting scheduled for 19:37.
The eight-day Passover observance runs from Saturday, April 11, through the conclusion of Pesach VIII on Saturday, April 19, 2036, at 20:59.