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The Easter symbols and different traditions on the occasion of Easter have evolved over a period of time. Although, some customs have been around for centuries since it's the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Christ was born to mother Mary as a miracle child and is the Maya of Christianity. Hence, the most notable of the symbols of this Christian holiday is the Easter bunny. The uniqueness is ensured since these symbols are the source of forcing & bringing change. Hence, as part of a number of the modern additions in the traditions of Easter is that the consumption of Easter Candy.

The parties of Easter will take place in Canada on the 4th of April this year. Also known as Easter Sunday, and the next day, also Called Easter Monday. Hence, will be a public holiday in some provinces in Canada. While in few states it is a Statutory Holiday, & in others it is optional.

THE EASTER BUNNY:

It is not mentioned in the Holy Bible. More to the point, since there is no reference of this long-eared short tail creature who is the source of delivering eggs. This is specifically for well-behaved children on Easter Sunday. The Easter bunny has over the years transformed and become to be the most prominent symbol of the Christian holiday.

Since they're considered globally, being the symbols of founders of fresh life. According to ancient beliefs, they are a symbol of fertility and new life. Easter Bunny as a sign shows that shortly there'll be an enormous revolutionary shift in your lifetime. That is all part of the Christian faith life cycle. More significantly also viewed as a sign of hope. Ironically, hope is the only means to eliminate grief and reveals doors of positivism.

EASTER EGGS:

Another most important symbols of The Easter festival is the Easter Eggs. The customs of Easter Eggs are more linked up to the pagan traditions. Similar in contrast to the Easter Bunny, a symbol of new life, according to ancient beliefs. Said to possibly represent the development of Jesus Christ in the grave and resurrection. Dates back to at least the 13th Century are the decorations most associated with those eggs. Hence, according to very important sources.

LAMB:

As a sacred emblem connected with numerous religions, as well as along with Christianity. In the Islamic traditions too, since it's used more commonly. This is as the livestock animal used for performing the obligation of sacrifice. However, Jews who have converted to Christianity continuing with the custom of ingesting at Easter.

As relates to history, lamb is the first new meat that's available. This is especially after a very long winter and no livestock to slaughter.

THE EASTER LILLIES:

The Easter lilies are one of the symbols besides Easter Bunny, Lamb, Easter eggs and many others. Furthermore, they symbolise the purity of Christ to the faith of Christianity. These include the many sacrifices made by Jesus for your love of Christianity and also for the love of individuals. The lilies in form of flowers further symbolise the rebirth along with the expectation of Christ's resurrection.

In the year 1777, they were purchased in England, however, lilies are indigenous to Japan. Slowly with the time that the lilies became the unofficial flower of Easter celebrations all across the USA.

CANADIAN THANKSGIVING DAY –THE OBSERVANCE:

Canadian Thanksgiving day is a celebration & part of the Canadian culture. It is also celebrated as an official holiday in the majority of provinces in Canada. The day is celebrated on the second Monday in October, i.e. the 12th of October this year. However, the sole of the observance is to give thanks for the provisions. As Canadians hold values of patriotism for their country. Global celebrations take place on the day. It is also a celebration of love & harmony for the great country of Canada.

In Canada, the day is observed in form of an official holiday. This is an exception for New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. In the province of Nova Scotia, Thanksgiving Day is a designated Retail closing day. This means that it’s not a paid official holiday, however, some retail businesses are prohibited from opening.

TRADITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CANADIAN THANKSGIVING DAY:

On the Canadian Thanksgiving day, people give thanks for a successful year and the harvest of the year passing. It is part of their traditional history when it was first recognized as a national holiday in Canada in 1879. The origin of the day and its history dates back a very long time. It is in medieval days when the English explorer Martin Frobisher landed in Canada. It happened while he was in search of a Northern Passage to the Orient. He was the first one on his third voyage in 1578. Therefore, he held a formal ceremony for the thanksgiving. Hence, in this official and formal ceremony, he particularly gave thanks for surviving the long journey.

Martin made the celebrations with salt, beef, and peas. The day took place years before its American counterpart, the key reason behind this is related to the harvest. The harvest takes place earlier in Northerly Canada than it does in The United States of America. In the year 1957, there were some key decisions that were made regarding the day. Hence, there was a mandate that celebrations of the day shall take place on the 2nd Monday of October. However, its initial celebration since it started in 1879 took place on a different date.

‘LIFE IS A CELEBRATION IN CANADA’- 12^th OCTOBER 2020:

The core aim and the theme of the observance in October 2020 is to celebrate life in Canada. On top of this, the culture of Canada, the Provisions, the economic values, social values, and history of the great nation. Thanksgiving Day gives Canadians internal peace and tranquillity. Also, gives them a realization that even though life is a celebration, thanksgiving is a must. In most provinces of Canada, a formal thanksgiving meal is the main part of the celebration. This is in addition to gatherings and parties. The meal usually includes turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and many other dishes.

While provincially speaking there are some regional variations in the meal. However, in most Provinces and territories the meal is the same formal one. It’s not just a meal or a celebration, it’s indeed a tribute to the cultural and economic values and prestige of Canada. A celebration of the moral and social values of Canada and what the country has given to its people and the innumerable migrants from all over the globe.

With true compassion and spirits for Canada. Thanksgiving day is part of the regional celebrations. Hence, the local amenities and most Govt. offices shall be closed on a particular day. Public transport is most likely to operate, however, the banks will be closed along with the Toronto Stock Exchange. In the three provinces i.e. New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island & Nova Scotia where the day is not a holiday, therefore, most families celebrate this day a day before, i.e. on Sunday.

CELEBRATIONS OF CANADIAN THANKSGIVING DAY AMID COVID-19:

The day is taking place on the second Monday of October 2020 with the same passion and patriotism for Canada. However, this year Canadians will be celebrating Thanksgiving day while giving thanks that most of Canada have safely dealt with the pandemic, COVID-19.

It was indeed a test of nerves, economic values & the Canadian health system. Canada had to bear huge financial devastation and losses during the recent pandemic. Hence, the 12th of October is the day of formal celebrations this year. These are ongoing measures of social distancing, wearing masks, and regular sanitizing. As Canada is a country highly aware of the current global situation due to COVID-19, which is not over as yet.     

Huge efforts from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Premiers of all major provinces while fighting for COVID-19 are worth Thanksgiving. It is indeed a representation of Canada’s spirit, particularly in crucial times.

Christmas is celebrated all over the Christian world on the 25^th of December, also known as Christmas Day. Hence, it marks the birth of Jesus Christ also known as Messiah. Earlier in ancient times the religion’s most significant holidays were Epiphany on January 6^th. However, the first official mention of December 25^th as a holiday honouring Jesus Christ’s birthday appears in an early Roman calendar. This Roman Calendar dates back from 336 A.D. In addition to this is compassion and respect for Jesus Christ and his teachings. People all over the world pay rich tributes to his sacrifices for Christianity. Furthermore, they remember Jesus Christ in form of prayers and reciting the verses from the Holy Bible.

THE GLOBAL IMPORTANCE TO CHRISTIANITY:

In any possible way, the significance of the religion to the Christian world cannot be ignored. The followers of Christianity are 31.1 % of the world population, i.e. the highest in terms of percentage. Islam is the next most followed religion with 24.1% followers, followed by Hinduism 15.6%. In numbers, most countries of Europe are followers of Christianity. This is followed by some parts of Asia, North America & South America. There are some parts of Africa as well that are partly Christian and some are Christian minorities like in Asia.

The power and symbolism of Christianity is highly evident in Europe. Hence, as Vatican City is a sacred place for the Christians of the whole world. It is also the resident city to The Pope. The current Pope of the Christian world is Pope Francis, who was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and is the Bishop of Rome who resides in the Vatican City. The Vatican City is the Holy city, i.e. an independent city state an enclave within Rome, Italy. It became independent from Italy due to the treaty signed in 1929, also known as the Lateran treaty.

THE CHRISTIAN WORLD:

It is the religion that is followed in more than 90% of European nations with love for Jesus Christ. Apart from the love the emotions that hold importance are religious intensity and Passion. It is highly celebrated especially in countries like England, Italy, France, Canada, United States, Spain, Brazil, & Argentina, apart from many other countries from Europe and The Americas. Christianity is celebrated in form of sermons and prayers for Jesus Christ. Hence, it is a holiday especially in those countries that are strict followers of Christianity.

Mostly celebrated with the compassion for Christians all over the world, especially feeding the needy in form of charities. Gifts are shared on the special occasion of Christmas day as well as Christmas dinner is a huge tradition that marks the importance of Christmas. Decorating the Christmas tree and making it a symbol of love and affection is yet another norm that takes place annually all over the globe.

THE IMPORTANCE ASSOCIATED WITH CHRISTMAS DINNER:

There is a huge amount of significance associated with Christmas Dinner which differs in the whole Christian world. However, the differences might be slight, but the one dish is common in the Christmas Dinner menu is Turkey. In English speaking Canada the menu associated with Christmas Dinner is the same as in Britain. However, it can vary provincially as some parts of Canada is French-speaking for example Quebec. The traditional Christmas dinner menu includes Turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce and vegetables such as carrots, turnip, parsnips etc. Other types of poultry, roast beef or ham are also used.

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS & THE NEW YEAR:

The Christmas holidays starts in most countries from Christmas Eve, i.e. 24^th December, and is also an official holiday on 26^th December, i.e. Boxing Day, the next day of Christmas day. It is a significant part of winter as most regions of Christmas celebrating countries are intensely cold apart from Australia and New Zealand where it is summer in December. Most people enjoy their holidays and resume after the start of the New Year, while they spend their holidays with their loved ones. Thus, it is indeed a period of celebrations and unity, and holds huge financial rewards for the Tourism Industry.

While promoting the hotel and Tourism sector all over the world, Christmas is a huge celebration for people to enjoy together and relax with their loved ones. For the retail and shopping industry in Canada, U.K, United States, Australia and many other countries. Ironically, it is an occasion of having rich shopping discounts and holds immense commercial values.

Easter is similar to Christmas as it is a religious Christian occasion. In the West, it is marked as a public holiday. Followed all over, Xmas holds international following and is a mega religious occasion. Ironically, it holds huge significance for Christians all over the world as it marks the birth of Jesus Christ. The Christian dominated nations observe the occasion of easter with higher passion and spirits. This is in comparison to the Christian minority countries. Easter marks the use of symbols with variety and significance to the occasion. Some of the symbols are from the animal kingdom as well and have variable attributes. These symbols include Eggs, Lamb, Rabbit, Crucifix, and Lillies.

Celebrated on Sunday in April every year. This year Easter is on the 12th of April. Known in Western nations as Easter Sunday, because it happens on a Sunday every year. The occasion is celebrated with passion. With the remembrance of Christ, his teachings and sermons. Except for the USA, Easter Monday is a bank holiday in most Western countries. Therefore, April 13th is a Bank holiday in England, Australia, and Canada (some regions), New Zealand and many other countries.

Easter significantly marks the ‘Resurrection’ of the Christ that happened 2000 years ago. Christians all over the world believe in the “Day of Resurrection”. This is similar to their beliefs in the teachings of Jesus Christ. Christianity is the most followed religion of the world and has a distinguished Pope i.e. the Head of the Church. The pope holds huge significance and prestige for all Christians around the world. Pope Francis, the current Pope belongs from Argentina, South America and is a resident in the Vatican City i.e. also a sacred city for the Christians all around the world.

EASTER & ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE CHRISTIAN WORLD

The origin of Easter dates back to some 2000 years ago on the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The pundits and scholars also called this day the “Resurrection Day”. The importance lies heavily amongst the Christians who believe in the Resurrection of Christ. These are the true followers of Jesus Christ in the Christian and Non-Christian world i.e minorities.

The observance is in the form of a holiday. The religious festival is based on ancient pagan celebrations as pagans were the true followers of Easter. In modern times it has more commercial value and also mixed-up with some non-Christian traditions. These traditions include the Easter bunny, Easter parades and hunting for the Easter eggs. Followed with huge significance, determination & passion in most countries in the Western region. Some of them are the USA, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Canada & Australia. Hence, the observance is more or less in all the Christian dominated countries, regions & territories. Also, observed as a public holiday on Monday the next day, giving value to Christianity and Jesus Christ.

SYMBOLS OF CELEBRATIONS

For many Christian families all over the world, the importance and prestige are beyond imagination. After Christmas, it is the most celebrated Christian festival. Linked with many symbols especially from the animal kingdom. In Easter, all these symbols have some association and adaptability from traditions and history. These symbols are eggs, Crucifix, Rabbit, Lillies, and Lamb. Below are the descriptions of the symbols in detail and how they hold significance to the religious festival Easter.

EGGS

Known in the Western world as Easter Eggs, they are most recognized and popular of the easter symbols. After getting hard-boiled the eggs are decorated in bright hues. A traditional feast on Easter occasion, making it more memorable. The belief goes to this extent that the eggs of Easter are both secular and religious. Eggs are recognized especially according to easter beliefs and ancient times as ‘New life’ symbols. Links with the celebrations in spring due to the pagan festivals, according to historians. Many Christians are of the belief that it is a representation of Christ’s emergence from the tomb to the resurrection. It marks the end of fasting i.e. happiness for people. The decorations of the eggs are done with style and painted for a unique look.  In addition to this, it became one of the most significant ways of celebrating Easter festivals.

RABBIT

One of the sharpest, fastest and alert of the small animal species. In the Western world, especially the Christian nations, the Easter bunny is a secular symbol of the holiday. In addition to this their look-alike animals i.e. hares with the season of Easter. This is primarily similar in nature to eggs i.e. bringing forth new life and because of their abilities of fertility. Many in Christianity also have a belief that relates to the movements of Rabbit coming out from the hole. Believer’s associate that rabbit coming out from the hole it symbolizes the Christ emerging from the Tomb.

LAMB

Yet another significant symbol that has a huge significance with the Easter is lamb. Used for sacrifice in the Jewish religion, as Lamb is more sacred for Jews than Christians. Hence, the animal was more linked with Judaism. Used for sacrifice in Islam as well with huge significance. This is following the religious traditions of Pilgrimage (Haj).

Christ is often remembered as the ‘Lamb of God’ as he was sacrificed and crucifixion.

CRUCIFIX

The crucifix is the central symbol of the cross. It is present in Churches as it is a symbol of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion and sacrifice. It also highlights that God is the one who gives new life to people after their death. Most people are highly linked with the cross. They wear it in the form of a necklace for God’s good omen and good luck. Many people also make the cross on their hearts when they are under a challenge. Also, before praying or making a wish, or after accomplishing a huge task or target.

Some people as part of the Easter dishes and favorite desserts bake “hot cross buns” as another symbol of the season.

 LILIES

Another symbol being lilies are exchanged during the Easter festival as celebrations are not complete without lilies. According to the American Bible Society, the lilies grow in spring and this is the time of the Easter celebrations. Some people also think that they look like trumpets and that symbolizes Christ’s resurrection.

The Year 2019, just on the verge of finishing with many new breakthroughs, changes, and events. Like other years it is just another year that will pass through smoothly. The vision for 2020 holds great priorities in the eyes of many people.  However, the year is on the verge of its arrival bringing many new visions and agendas. Happy holidays just before the start of the upcoming year is an energetic start. It will definitely help in refreshing the mind from the previous year’s stresses. Christmas and New Year together bring people from all across the globe closer to each other. The main aim is to share the feelings, the bounties and blessings of the passing year.

A new year brings new motivations, new energies and vital elements that help in making goals for the upcoming year.

THE NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION – VISION 2020

At the start of the upcoming year, People definitely should make new challenges. They must also make targets and devise plans on how the targets shall be achieved systematically. Places they will visit in the upcoming year, and what strategy will they adopt to comprehend those challenges. As part of the New Year’s resolution, everyone must move on, and make future success agendas. They must take calculated risks before making any decisions and make sustainable plans for the future. Also, should make health milestones as well that are mandatory for looking smart and healthy.

A set of targets is always important to be on paper with calculative measures to attain them. New Year’s resolutions i.e. Company agendas, personal agendas and highly structured planning for the future give a vision that is more for success. Just like your Happy Holidays curriculum, the new year’s resolution is a set of defined targets. These are objectives that need to be attained in the future as success goals.

HOW TO MAKE USE OF ‘HAPPY HOLIDAYS’

New Year holidays, a transformation time while moving from one year to another year in a determined way. Happy Thanksgiving for entering into the upcoming year, and paying tributes to the passing year. As we have taken fruits from the current year we should make ourselves work hard. Simultaneously have provisions from the upcoming year which is a necessity. Making the holidays relishing and ‘Happy Holidays’ deserves its due importance. It is primarily for the mental well being of daily workers and commuters.

It’s the sole responsibility of every individual to make realizations regards to the time factor, and why time is critical. Every year we must move on with a vision for prosperity, success, thanksgiving and doing something for Mother Earth.

VISION 2020 – CANADA WELCOMES THE NEW YEAR

Canada, a highly democratic country welcomes Prime Minister Justin Trudeau again winning the elections on a consecutive time after 2015. His role in vision 2020 is to make Canada a global economy. He has a deep vision to change things for the betterment of the Canadians. A promotional strategy for the Canadian Tourism industry, an industry that is excelling on a daily basis. Canada, being the biggest country in North America has changed incredibly for the good of the people. Migrants are keen to enter Canada annually and benefit the economy for a smooth sale in 2020 as well.

Making ‘Happy Holidays’ with the best use is the aim of the Canadian Government. It is necessary not only to refresh the minds of the citizens. Hence, it is also important to make new visions and strategies. It’s just like entering into the new phase with a fresh and fully energized mindset.

A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE

Celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, in form of Christmas i.e. a religious festival for Christians all around the globe.  On the occasion of Christmas special tributes are given to Jesus Christ in the form of sermons, gatherings & festivals. Christmas Dinner that includes Turkey, and remembering Jesus Christ, the Prophet and the Messenger of peace.

It holds mega importance in the Canadian culture, as many Christians celebrate Christmas, with huge compassion & religious motivations. The Christmas countdown starts from mid of December, with people focusing on social & family gatherings. There should be a vision to help humanity, thanksgiving and asking for repent from the Almighty for last year’s sins. It is a festival that makes everyone realize the importance of helping each other very regularly.

Enjoying with families and friends in the form of united celebrations. People also make Christmas holiday plans and outdoor activities. Since it is a time of snowfall in Canada and most parts of North America. Most people can’t miss the fun to party with friends, co-workers, and family. Sharing gifts as a symbol of love and unity is part of the Christmas season. It holds huge importance for Christians internationally as there is a huge percentage of Christians in the world. Most people like being at home, having the maximum advantage of being with their families and dining.

CHRISTMAS DINNER AND THE SANTA CLAUSE

The Christmas dinner is the most amazing thing in the season of Christmas. Not only holds significance for all Christians but also for non-Christians. The dinner includes turkey, Christmas pudding and a cake, making it a highly prestigious & religious feast. Part of the ‘Happy Holidays’ package, it is also a religious festival. As it unites the people from all around the globe.

The Santa Clause, a saint imaginary figure especially just for the kids is a symbol of love and affection. A fantasy that Santa Clause will bring gifts and provisions for kids and give them unforgettable happiness. Some special moments that they will always remember on the occasion of Christmas. Fantasies hold regarding stories about Santa Clause, but something that makes Christmas an event full of fun, love, and sharing.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS- MAKING THE BEST USE

The Christmas and New Year Holidays might be of 12 days of holidays in most countries. The aim is to make them truly ‘Happy Holidays’ with a resolution for the upcoming year. However, every day is full of fun and sharing love with each other. To make the best use it is important not only religiously but as custom as well. People normally have huge family gatherings and also make maximum use of the occasion. Relaxation, not the only moto, but what’s important is to refresh the memories of the current year and plan ahead.

WHY CHRISTMAS IS AN OCCASION OF LOVE?

Christmas is an occasion of love and benevolence celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ on 25^th December every year. As a festival of love and a celebration in the Christian world and for minorities in non-Christian countries.

Also known as Xmas in western culture is known as a festival of love & being with people. On the Christmas occasion, people celebrate in the form of dining together, Xmas parties, Xmas dinners & feeding the needy and the underprivileged.

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MAKING HOLIDAYS ON CHRISTMAS

Making holidays on the occasion of Christmas holds immense value for people in Western countries. The holiday season normally starts 2-3 days before Christmas and ends just after the New Year day.  Most people prefer spending their holidays in outbound and faraway locations from home. An occasion observed peacefully to attain the blessings from Almighty.

Some people also like staying at their homes, meeting with their relatives and friends. People love get-to gathers to make these 7 days the most memorable ones in the entire year. Those who enjoy their holidays overseas, love the cold weather and snowy conditions. Hence they prefer dining out and staying at their holiday destinations. They love hoteling and staying at the guesthouses and making the most of the holidays with their families.

TRAVELLING & TOURISM ON THE OCCASION OF CHRISTMAS

Journeys and expeditions take place on the occasion of Christmas all over the globe. According to a survey, it is more than the expected turnover rest of the year. It is a season of great discounts and dinner offers. Therefore, an advantage for the hospitality industry and increases the value of tourism worldwide. Hotels, guesthouses and holiday Inns are all booked well in advance for celebrations, Christmas parties and dinner gatherings.

Many people also love their travelling and road trips on this occasion. As they like staying in hotels, dining and dancing on their favourite tunes.

Hence, a huge boost for the tourism sector, Christmas is a huge value addition for the Star-rated hotel industry. Especially in areas of heavy snow and special winter spots.

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CHRISTMAS-A BLESSING FOR THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY

Christmas is a season of huge travelling and a constant flow of air traffic, especially in Canada, USA & U.K. In terms of business prospects, Christmas is an immense boost and blessing for the airline industries worldwide. On this occasion passengers globally are offered travel plans, discounted fares and profitable packages on their travellings.

THE XMAS TREE- HOW IT ORIGINATED?

The Christmas tree originated from West Germany i.e. now part of United Germany, known today as Germany. The main concept behind this was that of a paradise tree i.e. a fir tree. It was hung with apples that represented the Garden of Eden. It was by the end of the 16^th century that Christmas pyramid and the paradise tree had merged. The final result was becoming the Christmas tree i.e. used in modern times.

In the 19^th century, England introduced the tree and Prince Albert husband of Queen Victoria had made the tree popular. Gorgeous toys, small gifts, candies, popcorn strings and fancy cakes were used as decorations for the tree. These gifts hung from the branches by ribbons and paper chains. However, it became the fashion symbol by the 19th century & was thus known earlier as the Victorian Tree.

In the 19th & 20th centuries, western missionaries and preachers in China and Japan introduced the tree. Attractive decorations with intricate paper designs were used in China & Japan. The modern sophisticated Xmas tree, the one that looks like it is today is after many transformations. Most symbolically signifies the true importance of bounties, decorations and fruits of the prestigious event.

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THE CHRISTMAS DINNER- A TRADITIONAL FEAST

The traditional Christmas dinner features turkey with stuffing. Also includes mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, and vegetables such as carrots, turnip, parsnips, etc. With poultry, roasted beef and ham also in the ingredients. It is one of the most gorgeous looking and full of tasty cuisines. Holds mega significance due to the frequency of the feast. Especially, as part of traditions & culture, the West gives immense importance to the Christmas Dinner.

The Christmas dinner drinks menu includes amaretto fizz, Bellini, cranberry, fresh pear & cinnamon bubbles, easy mulled wine, raspberry champagne cocktail, non-alcoholic mulled wine and red wine. Red wine is one of the most common of the Xmas dinner drinks menu all over the world.

FLYING WITH THE WINGS OF XMAS

Love is truly a bird that needs the wings of Xmas to fly like an eagle. Jesus Christ who was the messiah for mankind and a saviour. Jesus was born of a miracle to mother Mary on 25th December. Hence, the date is observed & celebrated as ‘The Christmas Day’ worldwide in his memory. Someone with supernatural powers and a beautiful mind and known for miracles.

The message he gave to humanity was love and affection and living without fear without any wrongdoing. Christians observed his principles and teachings everywhere in the world.

It’s the responsibility of the people to feed the underprivileged and the needy. In addition to this offering thanksgiving to Almighty for all the provisions.  The occasion is not only a symbol of celebrations for the Christian world. But it is also a symbol of love and passion due to the incredible love for Jesus Christ. Being passionate about the teachings of Christ and following the teachings in the best possible ways.

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