Repentance Day is a public holiday observed in Papua New Guinea on August 26th. It is a day dedicated to reflection, prayer, and seeking forgiveness for past wrongdoings. The holiday holds religious significance and is an opportunity for individuals and communities to engage in acts of repentance, both personally and collectively. Many people attend church services, participate in prayer gatherings, and engage in charitable acts to demonstrate their repentance and seek spiritual renewal. It is a day of introspection and seeking reconciliation with God and others.