Feast of Saint Picard

A weeklong Spring festival of renewal and thanks.
On the first day, families gather for a ritual dinner of reflection on the Code of Man, which includes several symbolic dishes, culminating in the reveal of the Unseen Loaf, symbolizing Saint Frances Berger Picard's discovery of methods of detecing the unseen.
During the intermediate days, families tend to repair and cleaning work and eat the simple meals of a traveler, attending evening services to reflect on Saint Frances's journey.
On the last day, morning church services begin with families bringing their Unseen Loaves to share at the altar. These are broken up and shared among the congregation. In the late afternoon, a celebratory feast of thanks for the gifts of Saint Frances and Man.

Observance

Final week of the fourth month.