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For Sweden 13th December is an important day. It is the beginning of Christmas. It is the festival of Santa Lucia or the Festival of Light. On that day the eldest daughter of the family traditionally dresses in a white robe and wears a crown of candles, bringing lights to the dark winter. It is also a festive reason with specially dishes, foods and drinks for the occasion. Santa Lucia Festival is celebrated in Italy, Norway and Swedish Finland.
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For Sweden 13th December is an important day. It is the beginning of Christmas. It is the festival of Santa Lucia or the Festival of Light. On that day the eldest daughter of the family traditionally dresses in a white robe and wears a crown of candles, bringing lights to the dark winter. It is also a festive reason with specially dishes, foods and drinks for the occasion. Santa Lucia Festival is celebrated in Italy, Norway and Swedish Finland.
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Saint Lucy was a young girl from the 4th century who was killed for her Christian faith. Her feast day on December 13th is now celebrated in Scandinavia and other countries as a festival of light. On this day, the oldest daughter dresses as Saint Lucy in a white robe and wreath of candles and brings coffee and buns to her family, while sisters wear tinsel wreaths and brothers wear starry hats. Communities also hold processions with girls and boys singing songs and delivering treats to homes and workplaces to honor Saint Lucy and bring light in the dark winter.
Sweden
In Sweden, Christmas traditions include the oldest daughter portraying Lucia and waking her family by singing and serving them coffee and baked goods wearing a crown of candles. The Christmas tree was introduced in the 1700s from Germany and has become a common tradition. Advent starts on the first Sunday of November, with a candle being lit each week in anticipation of Christmas. St. Lucia Day on December 13 kicks off the Christmas celebrations and feasting. Traditional Swedish foods served at Christmas include lutefisk, bread dipped in meats and broth, and a smorgasbord meal on Christmas Eve featuring fish, meats, and cheeses.
Christmas in Sweden
Typical Swedish Christmas traditions include:
1. Dressing up as Santa Claus and bringing presents for well-behaved children.
2. Decorating houses and gardens with electric candlesticks, stars, and light chains.
3. Decorating and placing gifts under a Christmas tree.
4. Eating traditional foods like meatballs, sausage, ham, gingerbread, and saffron buns.
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Germans celebrate Christmas (Weihnachten) from December 24th to 26th. They decorate trees with candles and treats on December 24th and exchange presents. Germans also celebrate St. Nicholas Day on December 6th by leaving shoes out for gifts. Many celebrate the season at Christmas markets, shopping for gifts and enjoying music. On Christmas Eve, trees are decorated and presents opened before a special family meal.
Scotland at christmas
In Scotland, Christmas is celebrated in December when the days are short and the weather is cold. Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are December 24th and 25th, with families exchanging presents and having a large turkey dinner. Boxing Day is December 26th. The most important holiday for Scots is Hogmanay on December 31st, when they celebrate the new year with events like torchlight processions and fireworks in Edinburgh.
Christmas in Ireland
Christmas traditions in Ireland include attending Midnight or morning mass on Christmas Eve even for non-religious families. Exchanging gifts with friends and family is also common, with gifts wrapped and kept under the tree until December 25th. Christmas dinner typically features turkey, potatoes, ham and vegetables, followed by desserts like mince pies or pudding. Other traditions are carol singing for money, wearing paper crowns from Christmas crackers during dinner, and visiting Santa's grotto to tell him gift wishes.
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For Sweden 13th December is an important day. It is the beginning of Christmas. It is the festival of Santa Lucia or the Festival of Light. On that day the eldest daughter of the family traditionally dresses in a white robe and wears a crown of candles, bringing lights to the dark winter. It is also a festive reason with specially dishes, foods and drinks for the occasion. Santa Lucia Festival is celebrated in Italy, Norway and Swedish Finland.
St lucy’s day_in_sweden2
Saint Lucy was a young girl from the 4th century who was killed for her Christian faith. Her feast day on December 13th is now celebrated in Scandinavia and other countries as a festival of light. On this day, the oldest daughter dresses as Saint Lucy in a white robe and wreath of candles and brings coffee and buns to her family, while sisters wear tinsel wreaths and brothers wear starry hats. Communities also hold processions with girls and boys singing songs and delivering treats to homes and workplaces to honor Saint Lucy and bring light in the dark winter.
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In Sweden, Christmas traditions include the oldest daughter portraying Lucia and waking her family by singing and serving them coffee and baked goods wearing a crown of candles. The Christmas tree was introduced in the 1700s from Germany and has become a common tradition. Advent starts on the first Sunday of November, with a candle being lit each week in anticipation of Christmas. St. Lucia Day on December 13 kicks off the Christmas celebrations and feasting. Traditional Swedish foods served at Christmas include lutefisk, bread dipped in meats and broth, and a smorgasbord meal on Christmas Eve featuring fish, meats, and cheeses.
Christmas in Sweden
Typical Swedish Christmas traditions include:
1. Dressing up as Santa Claus and bringing presents for well-behaved children.
2. Decorating houses and gardens with electric candlesticks, stars, and light chains.
3. Decorating and placing gifts under a Christmas tree.
4. Eating traditional foods like meatballs, sausage, ham, gingerbread, and saffron buns.
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Germans celebrate Christmas (Weihnachten) from December 24th to 26th. They decorate trees with candles and treats on December 24th and exchange presents. Germans also celebrate St. Nicholas Day on December 6th by leaving shoes out for gifts. Many celebrate the season at Christmas markets, shopping for gifts and enjoying music. On Christmas Eve, trees are decorated and presents opened before a special family meal.
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In Scotland, Christmas is celebrated in December when the days are short and the weather is cold. Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are December 24th and 25th, with families exchanging presents and having a large turkey dinner. Boxing Day is December 26th. The most important holiday for Scots is Hogmanay on December 31st, when they celebrate the new year with events like torchlight processions and fireworks in Edinburgh.
Christmas in Ireland
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Advent is the four-week period before Christmas where families in Slovenia light candles on wreaths each Sunday. They celebrate Christmas on December 24th by attending midnight mass and exchanging gifts. Traditional Christmas customs include decorating pine trees with ornaments, making nativity scenes, and baking potica, a walnut cake. The three figures that distribute gifts are Miklavž/St. Nicholas on December 6th, Božiček/Santa Claus on December 24th, and Dedek Mraz/Grandfather Frost before New Year's Day.
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In Poland, Christmas preparations begin well before December 25th with thorough cleaning of houses believed to bring cleanliness the following year. Poles are famous for their hospitality around Christmas, keeping an extra seat at the dinner table in memory of Mary and Joseph. Christmas Eve called Wigilia is the most important day, where a Christmas tree is decorated and an elaborate meal is shared, including mushroom soup, herring, sauerkraut and noodles. The breaking of the oplatek wafer is a revered tradition where people exchange forgiveness and blessings. St. Stephen's Day on December 26th commemorates the first martyr by spreading oat grains in church. New Year's Eve involves parties and fireworks to celebrate the new year
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- 1. First created 12 Dec 2020. Version 1.0 - 12 Dec 2020. Daperro. London. Santa Lucia A Swedish Festival
- 2. Prosecution of Christians In Ancient Rome Christian were prosecuted by the Roman. Before sunrise at Isle of Man
- 3. Underground Cemetery - Catatombs To avoid Roman prosecution, some Christian worshiped and lived in underground cemetery, called catacombs.
- 4. Saint Lucia bought food to the Christian It was before Christmas that St Lucia bought food and aid for the Christian, to the Catacombs, bearing lights with her. Painting of St Lucia before the Judge by Lotto 1532.
- 5. Festival of Santa Lucia St Lucia Festival (the Festival of Lights) is celebrated in Italy, Sweden, Norway and Swedish Finland, on 13 December.
- 6. Festival of Light in Sweden It is cold and dark in Sweden at this time of the year. It becomes a major event in the Swedish Calendar.
- 7. In Sweden the festival marks the beginning of the Christmas season. The Beginning of Christmas Swedish Christmas card.
- 8. The Beginning of Christmas Christmas tree and a choir with candles lights. It is a welcome festival bring lights to the long, dark Scandinavian winter.
- 9. Swedish Tradition According to the Swedish tradition, the oldest girl in a family rises early on St Lucia Day. Dressed in a white gown with a red sash around her waist and a wreath of candles on her head.
- 10. Swedish Folklore According to the Swedish folklore, the long night was dangerous, with dark spirit out in force. Staying awake was paramount and eating help
- 11. Lucia Feast
- 12. Lucia Baking A varieties of special breads, cakes and biscuits are baked for the occasion.
- 13. Lucia Foods and Drinks Typical foods and drinks for the occasion.
- 14. Lucia Buns These are the Lucia Buns, with almonds, raisins, orange peel and lemon peel.
- 16. Glogg – Ginger Drink A special drink called the Glogg is made for the occasion. Its ingredients are red wine, cinnamon, Ginger, cloves, star anise, orange peel, sugar and raisins.
- 17. Dog is welcome, if it is dressed for the occasion.
- 18. Music – Santa Lucia by Quartetto Mimesi