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Christmas Traditions |
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Christmas is one of the major festivals around the world. Different Christmas traditions are followed at different countries owing to their distinct cultural and historical origins.
The festival of Christmas is said to have its beginning at about 400 AD. The festival is a commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ and a philosophical review of Christ’s teachings to mankind. Christmas which takes its name from Christ's Mass, was first celebrated on various dates but was finally set on December 25 by Bishop Liberus of Rome in 354 A.D. |
Christmas Tradition
Traditional Christmas celebrations, begins months before the actual date of the very event with people buying new clothes and gifts for their friends. Christmas tradition is blended according to different pagan religious beliefs, particularly the decoration of the house with ‘Mistletoes’ and ‘Holly’ which are believed to have some healing powers, are still widely used even today. Also Christmas carols are sung and people exchange Christmas Cards and wish each other ‘Merry Christmas’.
Christmas Eve Traditions
Christmas eve traditions around the world are celebrated in various ways as in ‘santons’ or nativity scenes are enacted at every neighborhood club, while in Germany Christmas begins by observing fasting in the memory of great St. Nicholas. On the night of Christmas Eve, people attend the mass prayer service followed by a holy supper. In fact, traditional Christmas festival in many countries is a month long religious feast with different festivities taking place round the corner. So here’s presenting you more information on different Christmas traditions around the world as---
American Christmas Traditions
German Christmas Traditions
France Christmas Traditions
English Christmas Traditions
Irish Christmas Traditions
Italian Christmas Traditions
Mexican Christmas Traditions
Spanish Christmas Traditions
Victorian Christmas Traditions
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