The Sacred Calendar
Night of Masks
A recurring holy day of the modern Church of Iambe.
October 31 or nearest weekend
| Season | Purpose | Suggested colors |
| Autumn | A reflection on performance, identity, self-presentation, authenticity, satire, and the masks people wear in public life. | Black, cream, and gold |
Canonical anchors
Satire and the Crown; Truth and Doubt; Holy Foolishness
Prescribed ritual core
Masks/costumes may be used voluntarily. At a set point, participants remove or set aside a mask while naming one thing they want to practice more honestly.
Recommended program
Original talk on persona and authenticity
Costume/mask gathering
Satirical readings aimed upward rather than at wounds
Anonymous reflection exercise
Outward-facing ministry
Support a community program where people are commonly unseen or stereotyped; avoid exploiting beneficiaries as symbols.
Public archive record
Publish original satire and reflections with appropriate consent.