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Category Archives: Religion
History of Valentines Day: Why do we celebrate Valentines day?
Valentine’s Day is almost a worldwide phenomenon, celebrating romance and love every February 14th. In spite of celebrating it, many of us don’t really know the origins of Valentine’s Day nor why it’s celebrated. What is the history of Valentine’s … Continue reading
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The Jewish Bread, Challah: Meaning of Challah and why do Jews Eat Challah?
One of the best things about Friday night for many Jews is the opportunity to revel in the delicious aroma and scrumptious sweet taste of the freshly baked special Jewish bread, challah, to mark the beginning of the traditional Friday … Continue reading
Why do we celebrate Boxing Day?
The day after Christmas Day is known as Boxing Day, and it’s a welcome additional day off work to many. But have you ever wondered why it’s called “Boxing Day”? And why do we get this day off work anyway? … Continue reading
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Tagged boxing day, Culture, holidays, traditions
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Why do we eat Turkey at Christmas?
Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without a roast turkey; but why do we eat turkey at Christmas? Continue reading
Why is Christmas on December 25th
Why do we celebrate Christmas on December 25th? Continue reading
Why Christmas Wreaths?
Why do we put up Christmas wreaths when the festive season comes round? Continue reading
