Echoes from the Temple

I have gotten permission to make The Church of Thessaly Calendar public so I wanted to also explain the Calendar. You will notice some similarities to the way I had set up the Echoes from the Temple Calendar (which is my solitary work toward what the Church of Thessaly Calendar is). You will notice that the Month names are not taken from the Attic Calendar or aligned to the phases of the Moon. 

The Church of Thessaly Calendar consists of the following:

The Months are divided among the Gods and Goddesses of Olympus, which gives each deity a time of worship throughout the year where specific rituals are performed in honor and worship of that deity. 

Gamelion (Hera) - December 21 - January 19
Aphrodisia (Aphrodite) - January 20 - February 18
Poseideia (Poseidon) - February 19 - March 21
Arion (Ares) - March 22 - April 19
Dionysia (Dionysus) - April 20 - May 20
Hermaion (Hermes) - May 21 - June 20
Thargelion (Apollo) - June 21 - July 22
Artemision (Artemis) - July 23 - August 22
Athenaion (Athena) - August 23 - September 22
Hephaistion (Hephaistos) - September 23 - October 22
Thesmophorion (Demeter) - October 23 - November 21
Olympia (Zeus) - November 22 - December 20

Two types of Festivals as practiced and observed by The Church of Thessaly.
     
Panegyric Festivals
These are celebrated across all Thessalian Temene. These are essential for the spiritual as well as mental well-being of all Church Citizens. 

Anthesteria (March 20)
Dionysia (May 15)
Thargelia (June 21)
Thesmophoria (October 31)
Prometheia (December 21)

Heorte Festivals
These are religious celebrations rooted in mythology. These are typically celebrated on a smaller scale. 

Daedala (January 4)
Gamelia (January 15)
Lykaia (February 1)
Diasia (March 2)
Poseidea (March 8)
Asklepieia (March 9)
Hestiaia (April 10)
Panthessalia (April 20)
Elaphebolion (Sixth day after the 1st New Moon of July)
Hekataia (November 19)

Feast Days
These are days throughout the year that are set aside to honor the heroes and Gods through different ceremonial practices. These days include the Gods/Goddesses of Olympus, Heroes, Historical Figures, and Philosophers. 

Hera (January 5)
Baukis and Philemon (January 25)
Socrates (February 4)
Aphrodite (February 14)
Poseidon (February 26)
Achilles (March 22)
Atalante (March 25)
Eros (April 4)
Ares (April 11)
Iamblichus (April 15)
Dionysus (April 30)
Deukalion and Pyrrha (April 23)
Aristotle (May 21)
Herakles (June 11)
Hermes (June 15)
Flavius Claudius Julianus (June 29)
Adonis (July 4)
Hephaestion (July 8)
Apollo (July 15)
Alexander the Great (July 20)
The Dioskouroi - Kastor and Pollux (July 22)
Endymion (First Full Moon of August)
Artemis (August 16)
Athena (September 15)
Asklepios (September 18)
Odysseus (September 21)
Theseus (October 6)
Penelope (November 8)
Hephaistos (October 22
Demeter (November 15)
Hippolyte (November 25)
Perseus (December 4)
Hypatia (December 10)
Zeus (December 15)
Plato (December 18)