Publishing Ical in weekly view with start time I want

I have my Ical set up to start at 11am and end at 9pm. When I publish my calendar it still shows start time at 7am on weekly view. How do I publish my Ical with the start and end times I want?
Thanks

epee91,
What setting do you have in System Preferences...>Language & Region>First day of week:?

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