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Yom HaShichzur (or just HaShichzur, sometimes called Restoration Day; heb. "the restoration") is a holiday celebrating the restoration of Lagrange after the Century Attack. While many people commemorate the Century Attack in various ways, Yom HaShichzur remains one of the largest and most popular of such commemorations. It is the work of the Association of New Reform Congregations, and particularly of the work of What Right Have I of the Ode clade, who fought to ensure that the restoration — rather than the moment of the attack itself — was the basis for the holiday, with the aim of this being a feast recognizing the return of the System and hope for the future.

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As the Century Attack has several works surrounding it, with four books in particular comprising Stories of Restoration, Yom HaShichzur features within those works, even if only as nascent idea.

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-'''HaShichzur''' (more properly '''Yom HaShichzur''', sometimes called Restoration Day; heb. "the restoration") is a holiday celebrating the restoration of [[The System|Lagrange]] after [[the Century Attack]]. While many people commemorate the Century Attack in various ways, HaShichzur remains one of the largest and most popular of such commemorations. It is the work of the Association of New Reform Congregations, and particularly of the work of [[What Right Have I]] of [[the Ode clade]], who fought to ensure that the restoration — rather than the moment of the attack itself — was the basis for the holiday, with the aim of this being a feast recognizing the return of the System and hope for the future.
+'''Yom HaShichzur''' (or just '''HaShichzur''', sometimes called Restoration Day; heb. "the restoration") is a holiday celebrating the restoration of [[The System|Lagrange]] after [[the Century Attack]]. While many people commemorate the Century Attack in various ways, Yom HaShichzur remains one of the largest and most popular of such commemorations. It is the work of the [[Jewry and the System|Association of New Reform Congregations]], and particularly of the work of [[What Right Have I]] of [[the Ode clade]], who fought to ensure that the restoration — rather than the moment of the attack itself — was the basis for the holiday, with the aim of this being a feast recognizing the return of the System and hope for the future.
 == Mentions ==
-HaShichzur has several works surrounding it, with four books in particular comprising [[:Category:Stories of Restoration|Stories of Restoration.]]
+As the Century Attack has several works surrounding it, with four books in particular comprising [[:Category:Stories of Restoration|Stories of Restoration]], Yom HaShichzur features within those works, even if only as nascent idea.
 * ''[[Marsh]]''