Hari Sante Stepen

Hari Sante Stepen
Hari Sante Stepen
Pia mega dikumbai	Pengerami Sante Stepen
Diintu	Kristian
Bansa	Kristian
Haribulan	25 December (Armenia); 26 December (Barat); 27 December (Timur; kalendar Gregorian); 7 January (Patriakat Armenia Jerusalem); 9 January (Timur; kalendar Julian);
Penyuah	Ninting taun
Bekaul enggau	Hari Kutak (serimbai), Krismastid, Hari Wren

Hari Sante Stepen, tauka dikumbai Pengerami Sante Stepen, iya nya hari orang kudus Kristian dikena ngingatka Sante Stepen, martir tauka protomartir Kristian keterubah, diintu kena 26 Disember ba pengarap Kristian Barat enggau 27 Disember ba pengarap Kristian Timur. Gerija Ortodoks Timur ke nitihka kalendar Julian ngintu Hari Sante Stepen kena 27 Disember nitihka kalendar nya, ke ngengkahka iya kena 9 Januari ari kalendar Gregorian ke dikena dalam konteks sivil. Dalam denominasyen Kristian Barat, Hari Sante Stepen nyadika hari kedua Hari Krismas.^[1]^[2]

Iya nyadi hari kemisi rasmi di Alsace-Moselle, Austria, Pulau-pulau Balearic, Bosnia enggau Herzegovina, Katalonia, Kroasia, Republik Czech, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Jereman, Hungari, Republik Ireland, Itali, Luxembourg, Madeira, Montenegro, Makedonia Utara, Norway, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland enggau Newfoundland. Haribulan nya mega nyadi hari kemisi rama ba menua ke ngintu Hari Kutak ba hari nya kelimpah tauka nganti Hari Sante Stepen, baka Australia, Kanada, New Zealand, Afrika Selatan enggau United Kingdom.

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↑ Ross, Corinne (1 January 1977). Lopez, Jadwiga (ed.). Christmas in Scandinavia (in English). World Book Encyclopedia. p. 59. ISBN 9780716620037. The remainder of Christmas Day is spent snacking, playing with toys, reading new books, or napping. December 26 is a legal holiday, and is called "Second Day Christmas." It is also Saint Stephen's Day—the feast day of a Christian missionary, once a stable boy, who came to Sweden around A.D. 1050.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)
↑ Crump, William D. (15 September 2001). The Christmas Encyclopedia (in English) (3 ed.). McFarland. p. 25. ISBN 9780786468270. On Saint Stephen's Day (December 26, "Second Christmas Day"), families make traditional visits to friends and relatives.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)

[Lopez1977-1] Ross, Corinne (1 January 1977). Lopez, Jadwiga (ed.). Christmas in Scandinavia (in English). World Book Encyclopedia. p. 59. ISBN 9780716620037. The remainder of Christmas Day is spent snacking, playing with toys, reading new books, or napping. December 26 is a legal holiday, and is called "Second Day Christmas." It is also Saint Stephen's Day—the feast day of a Christian missionary, once a stable boy, who came to Sweden around A.D. 1050.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)

[Crump2001-2] Crump, William D. (15 September 2001). The Christmas Encyclopedia (in English) (3 ed.). McFarland. p. 25. ISBN 9780786468270. On Saint Stephen's Day (December 26, "Second Christmas Day"), families make traditional visits to friends and relatives.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)

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