what are the celebrated holidays in the jedi religion?

Not that I know of. I did find this though..."there are no holidays within this Jedi Religion. Meaning holy dates, sacred events, there are no divine happenings within the Jedi religion. This displays a significant point, Jedi is a Path of exploration, a trail leading to much broader roads. The Jedi Path is not meant to give the Answer on the divine - to state a specific view - to say, 'this is God.' That is for religions, groups that have divine events which they feel provide the answer to the bigger questions."

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/answer?qid=20130...

Edit: @ Been There...Pretty much all religions are "make-believe", but Jediism IS an official religion and it even has a 501c(3) Tax Exempt Status certificate filed with the IRS.

Shrove tuesday Ash wednesday Palm sunday Good friday Easter The Ascension Passion sunday Christmas

I think that they've got a take-your-child-to-work-day.

No wait, it's a take-someone-else's-child-to-work-day, and they celebrate that one all the time.

The Jedi religion is make-believe.

It's not a religion, and you cannot seriously think it is.

@been there......

/sigh.

"i dont want to live on this planet anymore..."