The Vatican can speak for itself. I had never even heard of Ramadan until I was about 20 and had moved from the small, remote little town I grew up in. The outside world did not penetrate much into that little town, and I can assure you all that Ramadan was never discussed, much less CELEBRATED, in that tiny Christian town. But I can tell you other things about that town... friendly, 99.9% white (one black man lived at a local rundown hotel, and zero Muslims), had an active KKK, beer and moonshine were the typical sins, Southern Railway passed through twice a day but never stopped, its principle activity was coal mining and lumber, and it was a day-long trip to get to the "big city."

Everything has changed in that small town, the world (Interstate, drugs, Mexicans, a handful of Asians, tourists (because a national recreation area opened up nearby), etc. I'm quite sure a lot of residents my age -- the ones who did not leave -- would prefer to see it the way it was before all the modern "improvements."

But to this very day, Christians there DO NOT revere or observe Ramadan. What a silly notion.