According to folk belief, St. George is the patron saint of flocks, shepherds, and farmers. Tradition dictates that on this day a lamb is to be slaughtered — specifically, the first lamb born ...

Many children in Milwaukee will get an early, miniature version of Christmas on Friday after St. Nicholas visits their homes. Even though the Catholic feast day is not celebrated nationwide ...

St George’s Day, also called the Feast of St George, is a feast day for countries and Christian churches around the world. King Edward III made St George the Patron Saint of England when he ...

Known also as the Feast of St George, this day is observed by various countries and Christian churches globally. King Edward III declared St George the Patron Saint of England when he established ...

The holiday generally falls on the 23rd, as this is believed to have been the date of St George’s death. In 2025, The Church of England has moved the annual feast day to April 28 as no saint's ...

From Friday 2nd to Monday 5th May, Sant'Antioco hosts the 666th Feast of St. Antioco Martyr Patron Saint of Sardinia, an event that combines faith, tradition ... Every day you can attend the ...

This is because St George’s Day cannot fall within a week before or after Easter. Easter is a movable feast, determined ... is a particularly popular tradition, as groups gather to showcase ...

The MAC, a new museum blending art, food and community, opens Friday in St. Helena with an immersive ... They can recreate the couple’s quirky tradition of sending Valentine’s photos from ...

the feast is moved to Easter Monday. However, this year, Easter came earlier, so Saint George’s Day is celebrated today. The Life and Martyrdom of Saint George According to Orthodox tradition ...

Typically, St George's Day is celebrated annually on April 23. The legend of St George, who famously slayed a dragon, has led to his reverence as England's patron saint. Known also as the Feast of St ...

And so a look at the images reveals objects and figures that embody long-held traditions of the church ... had blessed an Easter crowd at St. Peter’s the day before. But at different levels ...