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The Roman Church then adopted a 95-year calendar for fixing the date of Easter, but the Celtic Church continued to use a 532-year cycle. In the ninth century the Celtic Church accepted the 95-year calendar.
The Roman Church then adopted a 95-year calendar for fixing the date of Easter, but the Celtic Church continued to use a 532-year cycle. In the ninth century the Celtic Church accepted the 95-year calendar.
[[Category:Christianity]]
[[Category:Christian History]]