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99St Nicholas Day
December 6th, is St. Nicholas Day, the day designated by the Catholic Church in its Calendar of Saints to honor the man named Nicholas who was Bishop of Myra, which is now a part of Turkey, and noted for his...
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86Native American Harvest Feasts Before Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving 10,000 BC. Native American Nations from the First Nations in Canada to Native Americans in the USA to the Indigenous Peoples in Mexico and Central & South America are related to the global Circumpolar Peoples and their own traditions of Thanksgiving have carried along with them from one hemisphere to the other...
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90A Transylvanian Christmas
Sighisoara, Transylvania at Christmas. Romania in southeastern Europe is named for its 1st-century conqueror, Rome. Transylvania is the entire northwest region of this nation, joining Walachia to the south...
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91Father Christmas and His Assistant Père Fouettard
Saint Nicholas Day is December 6th. In many parts of the world this day is celebrated with St. Nicholas visiting cities and homes where he distributes gifts to children. This tradition goes back to the Middle...
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70Formentera has more than naked sunbathing!
Formentera tourism was given a mighty boost in the arm by the Estrella Damm commercial of 2009, which showed a bunch of neo-hippies arriving at the port of La Savina, and then going on to enjoy days of sun,...
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71The Wonderful Philippine Festivals
Let’s take a peek at some Festivals in the Philippines that is celebrated every February: Pabirik Festival, Salakayan Festival, Festival of Hearts, Pamulinawen Festival, Tinapay Festival, Serenata, Babaylan...
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86The 12 Days of Christmas In Ireland
The Irish have celebrated the 12 Days of Christmas from Christmas Eve through the night of January 5-6 [Twelfth Night], plus the closest Monday - Handsels Day, upon which children receive small presents again...
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75Vinegar Pie and Other Holiday Treats to Make Ahead
These are delicious recipes that I have collected over the years from the Midwest and near southern states. They are especially useful during the harvest season and associated feast days that extends from...
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71History of Valentines Day
Like other major holidays, Valentine's Day began as a Christian feast day with strong secular influences. In a way it can be said that a number of secular traditions and practices that came to be merged with...
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58Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque
Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque When you celebrate the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, are you aware of the way the devotion began? Hundreds of years ago, Margaret Mary Alacoque lived in a convent in...
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