Welcome to Green Monday – The Start of Lent Every year, the Christian world enters into a season of reflection, self-discovery, and repentance known as Lent. The season begins on Ash Wednesday and culminates on Easter. But before the commencement of the Lenten season, there is a special day known as Green Monday, also called…
Cyprus National Day: A Celebration of Independence and Unity October 28th is a special day in Cyprus as it marks the anniversary of the country’s independence from British rule in 1960. This day is known as Cyprus National Day and is a symbol of the country’s strength, resilience, and unity. Cyprus, also known as the…
Cyprus Independence Day is a national holiday observed on August 16th to commemorate the independence of the Republic of Cyprus from British colonial rule. This day holds great significance for Cypriots and is marked by various celebrations and events across the island. Let’s take a look at the history of Cyprus Independence Day and how…
Introduction to Easter Easter is a religious holiday celebrated by Christians all around the world. It commemorates the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, three days after his crucifixion. Easter celebrations vary from country to country but the most common practices include attending church services, decorating eggs, and holding Easter egg hunts. Easter Origins The…
On November 7th, El Salvador celebrates its Independence Day, marking the country’s freedom from Spanish colonial rule. This important national holiday is celebrated with great pride and enthusiasm throughout the country, with parades, music, and traditional food and drinks. Despite the challenges and struggles faced by the nation, El Salvador has managed to preserve its…
The Significance of EOKA Day EOKA Day, also known as National Day or Liberation Day, is a national holiday celebrated in Cyprus on April 26th. This day marks the anniversary of the start of the Greek Cypriot liberation struggle against British rule in 1955. Led by the Ethniki Organosis Kyprion Agoniston, commonly known as EOKA,…
Introduction to Greek National Day March 25th marks the celebration of Greek National Day, also known as Greek Independence Day. This day is a commemoration of the Greeks’ uprising against the Ottoman Empire in 1821, which led to the establishment of the modern Greek state. It is a day filled with deep meaning and great…
October 2nd: International Day of Non-Violence October 2nd holds a special significance in the hearts of millions around the world. It marks the birthday of one of the most influential leaders in history – Mahatma Gandhi. Fondly referred to as the ‘Father of the Nation’ in India, Gandhi’s message of non-violence, peace, and love has…
The month of May brings with it an abundance of sunshine, blooming flowers, and a sense of renewal and fresh beginnings. What better way to embrace the beautiful spring season than with the lively and vibrant Daisy Festival? This annual celebration of nature’s bounty and the arrival of warmer weather is a colorful and joyous…
Fiesta de la PurÃsima and Independence Day are two of the most important and widely celebrated holidays in Mexico. These holidays, separated by only a few days in September, are both deeply rooted in the history and culture of this country. They represent the rich traditions, customs, and beliefs of the Mexican people and offer…
The Feast Day of Saint Salvador is celebrated on August 6th, every year. This day is a very important one for the Catholic Church as it marks the death and rising of Saint Salvador. It is a day of celebration and reflection for Christians all around the world. Saint Salvador was a Roman general who…
Carnaval, also known as Carnival, is a vibrant festival that is celebrated all around the world. It is an annual celebration that takes place before the beginning of Lent, usually in February or March. The date varies each year, but the excitement and energy that surrounds this festival remains the same. This colorful and joyful…
