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Italian Christmas celebrations blend Christian traditions with pre-existing pagan winter solstice traditions, as the ancient Roman festival of Saturnalia coincided with Christmas. As a result, Christmas fairs, parties and torchlight processions in Italy honor both the birth of Christ and the pagan "Unconquered Sun" deity. The Italian word for Christmas, "Natale", literally means "birthday".
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