25 December, Christmas Day 2019: 25 December is celebrated as Christmas Day all over the world. It is also called Bada Din. On Christmas day people party with each other, roam and pray in church.
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25 December, Christmas Day 2019: 25 December is celebrated as Christmas Day all over the world. It is also called Bada Din. On Christmas day people party with each other, roam and pray in church. Also on Christmas Day, gifts are given to children in socks. Home-made cakes are made and fed. This time Christmas (Wednesday, 25 December) is on Wednesday and on the seventh day, New Year 2019 will begin. Know here some very special things related to the trend of giving gifts from the Christmas tree to socks.
Why do we celebrate Christmas?
Christmas is celebrated in the joy of the birth of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is called Son of God. Christmas also got its name from Christ. |
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Why Christmas Celebrated on the 25th December
No birth date of Jesus is given in the Bible, but still, Christmas is celebrated every year on 25 December. There were many disputes over this date. But in 336 AD, the first Christmas was celebrated on 25 December in the time of the first Christian Roman Emperor of Roman. A few years later, Pope Julius officially announced the birth of Jesus on 25 December.
Christmas Tree Story
The Christmas tree began thousands of years ago in northern Europe. During that time, this winter festival was celebrated by decorating the tree named 'Fir'. Apart from this, people used to decorate the branches of the cherry plants during Christmas. Those who could not buy these plants used to celebrate Christmas by giving wood the shape of a pyramid. Gradually the trend of Christmas tree increased everywhere and now everyone brings this tree to their home on the occasion of Christmas and decorates it with candy, chocolates, toys, lights, bells, and gifts.
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This winter festival is celebrated by decorating the tree named 'FIR'.
Secret Santa and Secret Santa gifts story
According to popular stories, in the fourth century, there lived a person named St. Nicholas in Myra (now Turkey), a place in Asia Minor. One who was very rich, but his parents had died. He always helped the poor secretly. He kept trying to make them happy by giving them secret gifts.
One day Nicholas (Saint Nicholas) finds out that a poor man has three daughters, who have absolutely no money for their weddings. John Nicholas arrived to help this man. One night, he reached the chimney in the roof of this man's house and put a bag full of gold from there. During that time this poor man had put his stockings in the chimney to dry.
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It is a custom in the whole world to give gifts in socks on Christmas day, ie becoming a secret Santa.
Suddenly, a bag full of gold fell into his house in these socks. This happened not once but three times. The last time this man was seen by Nicholas. Nicholas asked not to tell this to anyone. But soon the noise of this thing came out. From that day, whenever anyone would get a secret gift, everyone would think that Nicholas gave it.
Gradually, this story of Nicholas became popular. Because it has been a custom to give gifts to children on Christmas day. That is why the first Nicholas story in the UK, especially in England, formed the basis and was named Father Christmas and Old Man Christmas. After this, the custom of giving gifts in the socks on the day of Christmas, ie Secret Santa, went on.
How to celebrate Christmas
Especially, people and children are holidayed from school, college and office before Christmas abroad. The entire market and every street are illuminated with Christmas trees and lights. On 24 December, people celebrate Easter Eve and on 25 December (25 December) party in homes, which lasts for 12 days. Christmas begins from 25 December until 5 January. This festival, especially celebrated in Europe for 12 days, is known as Twelfth Night.
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On Christmas day people party with each other, roam and pray in church.
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