Sunday

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Sunday is the first day of the week in many cultures, widely recognized in Christianity as a principal day of worship and rest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf day of the week
abbreviation Sun
associatedWithReligion Christianity
belongsToCategory Christian holy days
days named after celestial bodies
calendarSystem Gregorian calendar (Western churches)
surface form: Gregorian calendar

Julian calendar
contrastWith Friday as Muslim congregational day
Saturday as Jewish Sabbath
culturalRole day for religious observance in Christian-majority societies
day for sports events in many countries
day for weekly rest in labor laws of some countries
etymologyFrom Latin dies solis
Old English Sunnandæg
follows Saturday
hasColorAssociation gold in some traditions
hasFrequency occurs once every seven days
hasLiturgicalColor white in some Christian traditions
hasOppositeConcept weekday
hasPlanetAssociation Sun in classical astrology
holidayPattern many public holidays are moved to Sunday or Monday near it
ISO8601Position day 7
legalStatus subject to Sunday trading restrictions in some jurisdictions
namedAfter Sun
surface form: the Sun
observedAs Christian Sabbath in many traditions
observedBy Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Protestant churches
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
positionInWeek first day in many cultures
seventh day in some cultures
precedes Monday
recognizedInStandard ISO 8601
religiousSignificance Christian day of rest
principal day of Christian worship
socialRole common day for weekly religious education classes
marker of the end of the week for many people
timeCategory weekend day in Western culture
typicalActivities church services in Christianity
family gatherings
leisure activities
rest
typicalBusinessStatus reduced business hours in many regions
usedInExpression Sunday best
Sunday driver
Sunday school
weekendStatus part of the weekend in many countries
workStatus common non-working day in many countries

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