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This document lists important dates and holidays throughout the year, including January 6th for Twelfth Night, February 14th for Valentine's Day, March 15th for Fallas, March 22nd for Easter, June 22nd for summer holidays, September 3rd for birthdays of Julia and Lucia, October 31st for Halloween, November 1st for All Saints Day, November 2nd for the author's birthday, and December 25th for Christmas Day. It then provides more information about Valentine's Day, noting that it is traditionally celebrated in Anglo-Saxon countries on February 14th, the feast day of St. Valentine, and involves lovers, boyfriends, or husbands expressing their love and affection for each other.
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St. Valentine's Day originated from both Christian and ancient Roman traditions. One legend says that St. Valentine defied the Roman emperor's decree banning marriage by continuing to perform marriages in secret, for which he was put to death. Another story suggests he was killed for attempting to help Christians escape Roman prisons. The origins of celebrating romance on February 14 may come from ancient Roman fertility festivals like Lupercalia, and in the Middle Ages it became associated with the beginning of birds' mating season. Today, Valentine's Day is celebrated in many Western countries as a day of romance.
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There are several legends about the origins of St. Valentine. One legend says he was a priest in Rome who secretly married couples when it was forbidden. He was imprisoned and sent notes of affection to his jailer's daughter before his execution. He was later canonized and became the patron saint of lovers. Valentine's Day traditions include exchanging flowers, cards, and expressions of love and affection between partners.
Valentine's day
St. Valentine was a third century Roman priest who secretly married couples after the emperor banned marriage for young men, believing single men made better soldiers. Valentine was arrested and put to death for defying this decree. While the origins of Valentine's Day are obscure, it may have been established by the Christian church on February 14th to Christianize the ancient Roman pagan fertility festival of Lupercalia. By the Middle Ages, Valentine's Day had become a day for romance. The mass production of Valentine's Day cards in the 19th century helped popularize the holiday in America and other countries as a day for expressing love and affection.
Valentine day
Saint Valentine's Day is celebrated annually on February 14th and commemorates love and affection. It originated as a Christian feast day honoring one or more early martyrs named Valentine, as established by Pope Gelasius I in the 5th century. The tradition of Valentine's Day symbolizing romantic love began in the High Middle Ages. It is typically marked by the exchanging of gifts like flowers and confectionery, as well as sending greeting cards between loved ones.
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- 2. ************** SPECIAL DAYS ************** 6th JAUNARY The Twelfth Night 14th FEBRUARY Valen- tine’s day 15th MARCH Fallas 22th MARCH Easter holidays 22th JUNE Summer holidays 3thSEPTEMBER Birthday ‘s cousins Julia and Lucia 31th OCTOBER Hallo- ween 1st NOVEMBER All Saints 2nd NOVEMBER My birthday 25th DECEMBER Christmas day 31th DECEMBER New Years’s Eve
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