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January 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm January 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 New Year 5 6 ⓫Ȃ 7ѱ 8 9 10 ⃝ 11 Krishna Puja Vaikunda Ekadashi Pradosh Purnima RadheKrishna Satsang Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa SatyaNarayana Katha 12 13Ȃ 14 15 16 17Ȃ 18Ȃ Ram Puja Ganesh Abhishek Makara Sankranti MahaLaxmi Abhishek Balaji Abhishek Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa 19 20⓫Ȃ 21ѱ 22 23 24● 25 Shiv Puja Shatilla Ekadashi Pradosh Amavasya Magha Mas begins Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa MLK Day 26 27Ȃ 28 29 30 31 LaxmiNarayan Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Vasant Panchami ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm February 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3Ȃ 4 5⓫ 6ѱ 7 8 ⃝ Krishna Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Jaya Ekadashi Pradosh Purnima RadheKrishna Satsang SatyaNarayana Katha 9 10Ȃ 11Ȃ 12 13 14Ȃ 15Ȃ Ram Puja Shiv Abhishek Ganesh Abhishek MahaLaxmi Abhishek Balaji Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa 16 17Ȃ 18 ⓫ 19 20ѱ 21 22● Shiv Puja Shiv Abhishek Vijaya Ekadashi Pradosh MahaSivaRathri Amavasya Hanuman Chalisa President’s Day 23 24Ȃ 25 26 27 28 29 LaxmiNarayan Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Phalguna Mas begins ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm * Hanuman Chalisa March 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2Ȃ 3 4 5⓫ 6 7ѱ Krishna Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Amalaki Ekadashi Shani Pradosh RadheKrishna Satsang 8 9 ⃝Ȃ 10 11 12Ȃ 13 14 Ram Puja Purnima Hanuman Chalisa Ganesh Abhishek Holika Dahan Holi SatyaNarayanaa Katha Shiv Abhishek 15 16Ȃ 17 18 19⓫ 20Ȃ 21ѱȂ Shiv Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Papamochani Ekadashi MahaLaxmi Abhishek Shani Pradosh Balaji Abhishek 22 23●Ȃ 24* 25 26 27 28 LakshmiNarayan Puja Amavasya Chaitra Navrathri ChetiChand Gangaur/Gauri Puja Shiv Abhishek Gudi Padwa/Ugadi Telugu/Kannada New Year Chaitra Mas begins 29 30Ȃ 31 Durga Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm April 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4⓫ Rama Navami Kamada Ekadashi Sita Rama Kalyanam 5ѱ 6 Ȃ 7 ⃝ 8 9 10Ȃ 11 Pradosh Shiv Abhishek Purnima Ganesh Abhishek Mahavir Jayanti Krishna Puja satyaNarayana Katha RadheKrishna Satsang Hanuman Jayanti 12 13Ȃ 14 15 16 17Ȃ 18⓫Ȃ Ram Puja Solar New Year Hanuman Chalisa Mahalakshmi Abhishek Balaji Abhishek Tamil New Year Varuthini Ekadashi Shiv Abhishek 19ѱ 20Ȃ 21 22● 23 24 25 Pradosh Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Amavasya Vaisaka Mas begins Akshaya Thritiya Shiv Puja 26 27Ȃ 28 29 30 LaxmiNarayan Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm May 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 31 1 2 Durga Puja 3⓫ 4ѱȂ 5 6 ⃝ 7 8 9 Mohini Ekadashi Pradosh Hanuman Chalisa Purnima Krishna Puja Shiv Abhishek SatyaNarayana Puja RadheKrishna Satsang 10Ȃ 11Ȃ 12 13 14 15Ȃ 16Ȃ Ganesh Abhishek Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Mahalakshmi Abhishek Balaji Abhishek Ram Puja 17⓫ 18Ȃ 19ѱ 20 21 22● 23 Apara Ekadashi Shiv Abhishek Pradosh Vat Savithri Vrat Amavasya Jyeshta Mas begins Shiv Puja Hanuman Chalisa Shani Jayanthi 24 25Ȃ 26 27 28 29 30 LakshmiNarayan Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Memorial Day ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm June 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1⓫Ȃ 2ѱ 3 4 ⃝ 5 6 Nirjala Ekadashi Pradosh Purnima Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa SathyaNarayana Puja 7 8Ȃ 9 10 11 12 13 Krishna Puja Ganesh Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa RadheKrishna Satsang Shiv Abhishek 14 15Ȃ 16⓫ 17 18ѱ 19Ȃ 20●Ȃ Ram Puja Shiv Abhishek Yogini Ekadashi Pradosh Mahalakshmi Abhishek Amavasya Hanuman Chalisa Balaji Abhishek 21 22Ȃ 23 24 25 26 27 Shiv Puja Rathayatra Hanuman Chalisa Ashada Mas begins Shiv Abhishek 28 29Ȃ 30⓫ LakshmiNarayan Puja Shiv Abhishek Devashayani Ekadashi Hanuman Chalisa ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend/Holiday timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm * July 4 – Temple closed by 4PM due to lunar eclipse 1 SatyaNarayana Katha shifted to July 5 from July 4 July 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1⓫ 2 3 4* ⃝ DevShayani Ekadashi Pradosh Guru Poornima LUNAR ECLIPSE Independence Day Temple Closed by 4PM 51 6Ȃ 7 8Ȃ 9 10 11 Sri Satyanarayan Katha Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Ganesh Abhishek Krishna Puja RadheKrishna Satsang 12 13Ȃ 14 15 16⓫ 17ѱȂ 18Ȃ Ram puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Kamika Ekadashi Pradosh Balaji Abhishek Mahalakshmi Abhishek 19 20●Ȃ 21 22 23 24 25 Shiv Puja Amavasya Shravana Mas begins Hariyali Teej Nag Panchami Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa (Shukla Paksha) 26 27Ȃ 28 29 30⓫ 31ѱ LakshmiNarayan Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Shravana Putrada Ekadashi Pradosh Varalakshmi Puja ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm Aug 3 – Shiv Abhishek August 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 30ѱ 31Ȃ 1 Pradosh Ganesh Visarjan Durga Puja Ananth Chaturdashi Shiv Abhishek 2 3* ⃝Ȃ 4 5 6Ȃ 7 8 yajurveda upakarma Shravana Purnima Hanuman Chalisa Ganesh Abhishek Nag Pancham Krishna Puja SatyaNarayana Katha (Gujarat, Krishna Paksh) RadheKrishna Satsang Raksha Bandan Rigveda Upakarma 9 10Ȃ 11 12 13 14⓫Ȃ 15Ȃ Ram Puja Krishna Janmashtami Hanuman Chalisa Aja Ekadashi ParyushanParva begins Shiv Abhishek Mahalakshmi Abhishek Balaji Abhishek 16ѱ 17Ȃ 18● 19 20 21 22 Pradosh Shiv Abhishek Amavasya Mahavir Janam Vaachan Ganesh Chaturthi Rishi Panchami Shiv Puja Hanuman Chalisa Bhadrapad Mas begins Hartalika Teej SamvatsariParva 23 24Ȃ 25 26 27 28⓫ 29 DashLakshanParva begins Shiv Abhishek Radha Ashtami Parsva Ekadashi LakshmiNarayan Puja Hanuman Chalisa ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek * - Shiv Abhishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm September 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 ⃝ 2 3 4 5Ȃ DasLakshanParva ends Pitru Paksha (Begin) Ganesh Abhishek Purnima SathyaNarayana Katha Hanuman Chalisa 6 7Ȃ 8 9 10 11 12 Krishna Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa RadheKrishna Satsang Labor Day 13⓫ 14ѱȂ 15 16● 17 18Ȃ 19Ȃ Indira Ekadashi Pradosh Hanuman Chalisa Amavasya Adik Ashwina Mas Mahalakshmi Abhishek Balaji Abhishek Ram Puja Shiv Abhishek Pitru Paksha (End) (begins) 20 21Ȃ 22 23 24 25 26 Shiv Puja Shiv Abishek Hanuman Chalisa 27⓫ 28ѱȂ 29 30 Padmini Ekadashi Pradosh Hanuman Chalisa LakshmiNarayan Puja Shiv Abhishek ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm October 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 ⃝ 2 3 Purnima SatyaNarayana Puja 4 5Ȃ 6 7 8 9 10 Krishna Puja Ganesh Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa RadheKrishna Satsang Shiv Abhishek 11 12⓫Ȃ 13 14ѱ 15 16●Ȃ 17Ȃ Ram Puja Parama Ekadashi Hanuman Chalisa Pradosh Amavasya Navarathri Begins Shiv Abhishek Mahalakshmi Abhishek GhatSthapana Balaji Abhishek Columbus Day Ashwina Mas begins 18 19Ȃ 20 21 22 23 24 Shiv Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Durga Ashtami Havan Maha Navami Kanya Puja Navarathri End 25 26⓫Ȃ 27 28ѱ 29 30 ⃝ 31 Durga Visarjan Papankusha Ekadashi Hanuman Chalisa Pradosh Sharad Purnima Dussehra Shiv Abhishek SatyaNarayana Puja Saraswati Puja LakshmiNarayan Puja ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm * Shiv Puja November 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2Ȃ 3Ȃ 4 5 6 7 Krishna Puja Shiv Abhishek Karwa Chauth RadheKrishna Satsang Ganesh Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa New Year 8 9Ȃ 10 11⓫ 12ѱ 13 14● Ram Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Rama Ekadashi Pradosh Kali Chaudas Amavasya Dhanteras Narak Chaturdashi Diwali Mahalakshmi Puja Veterens Day 15* 16Ȃ 17 18 19 20Ȃ 21Ȃ Govardhan Puja Bhai Dooj Hanuman Chalisa labh panchami Chaath Puja Jalaram Jayanti Gujarati New Year Shiv Abhishek Mahalakshmi Abhishek Balaji Abhishek Mahavir Nirvan Kartika Mas begins MLK Day 22 23Ȃ 24 25⓫ 26 27ѱ 28 LakshmiNarayan Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Devuthana Ekadashi Tulsi Vivah Pradosh (Guruvayur Ekadashi) ThanksGiving 29 ⃝ 30Ȃ Purnima Shiv Abhishek SatyaNarayana Katha Durga Puja ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek BHARATIYA EKTA MANDIR OF ARIZONA Weekend & Selected Federal Holidays timing (Grey): 10am-8:30pm Weekday timing: 9-12Noon; 6-8:30pm December 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3Ȃ 4 5 Hanuman Chalisa Ganesh Abhishek 6 7Ȃ 8 9 10⓫ 11ѱ 12 Krishna Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Utpana Ekadashi Pradosh RadheKrishna Satsang 13 14●Ȃ 15 16 17 18Ȃ 19Ȃ Ram Puja Amavasya Margashirsha Mas begins Dhanur Mas begins Mahalakshmi Abhishek Balaji Abhishek Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa 20 21Ȃ 22 23 24 25⓫ 26ѱ Shiv Puja Shiv Abhishek Hanuman Chalisa Vaikunda Ekadashi Pradosh Gita Jayanti Christmas 27 28Ȃ 29⃝ 30 31 LaxmiNarayan Puja Shiv Abhishek Purnima Satyanarayana Katha Hanuman Chalisa ⃝-Purnima ●-Amavasya ⓫-Ekadashi ѱ-Pradosh Ȃ-Abishek.
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