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Who was Joan of Arc?: Joan of Arc: Alleged Witches: 15th-century Christian martyrs: Joan of Arc (1412—1431), was a French patriot, known as the Maid of Orleans...
[9/21/2012] Albany, Ny , USA
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TAGS: Joan of Arc, Alleged Witches, 15th-century Christian Martyrs, French Patriot, Maid of Orleans, Peasant Girl
Who was John the Evangelist?: John the Evangelist, Saint: Anglican Saints: Eastern Orthodox Saints: John the Evangelist, Saint, was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus...
[9/21/2012] Euclid, Oh , USA
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TAGS: John the Evangelist, Saint, Anglican Saints, Eastern Orthodox Saints, One of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus, Fisherman by Trade
Why is the color green associated with Saint Patrick's Day?: Green is associated with Saint Patrick's Day because it is the color of spring, Ireland, and the shamrock. It's just that Irish connecting green...
[3/10/2012] Airville, PA. , USA
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TAGS: Color Green, Saint Patricks Day, Ireland, Emerald Isle, Color of Ireland, St Patricks Day, Wearing Green, Color of Spring, Shamrock, Three Leaved Plant, Trinity of Christian Religion
Why is St. Patrick's Day celebrated?: St. Patrick, the Patron Saint of Ireland, died on 17 March 461 AD and the day has been celebrated ever since. St. Patrick spent thirty years...
[3/10/2012] Menominee, MI. , USA
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TAGS: St Patricks Day, St Patrick, Patron Saint of Ireland, Anniversary of Saints Death, Feast Day of St Patrick, St Patricks Day Celebrations, St Patricks Day Parade
Most don't know much about St. Patrick: St. Patrick's Day is one of the most widely celebrated holidays in United States, but a survey indicated few know why March 17 is celebrated...
[3/8/2012] Rochester, N.Y. , USA
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: St Patrick, St Patricks Day, Most Widely Celebrated Holiday in United States, Patron Saint of Ireland, Saints Birthday, Saints Day of Death, Celebrating St Patricks Day, Ordained Bishop
How will you explain an Icon?: Eastern Orthodox Icons: Icon is a religious painting as used in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Icon is usually a figure of Christ or a saint...
[11/1/2011] Austin, TX. , USA
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TAGS: Icon, Religious Painting, Eastern Orthodox Church, Figure of Christ, Byzantine Art, Icons of Eastern Orthodoxy, Icons
What is the history of Halloween?: Festival and Religion: Halloween was started by Christians as the day that the portal from the dead and the living was open thus...
[10/21/2011] Cincinnati, OH. , USA
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TAGS: History of Halloween, All Hallows Eve, All Hollows Day, All Saints Day, Ghoulish Costumes, Celtic Tribes, Apples on Halloween, Custom of Halloween, Trick or Treating, Jack o Lantern Custom, Rituals of Celts
What is the origin of trick-or-treating on Halloween?: Festival and Religion: People from Ireland first invented trick or treating when there was a famine and people went door to door asking for treats...
[10/21/2011] Albany, N.Y. , USA
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TAGS: Trick or Treating on Halloween, Samhuin and NYE, History of Trick or Treating, Ragamuffin Parade, Prankster Traditions, Time for Tricks and Treats, Tradition of Hallowe'en, Meaning of Trick or Treat
How did Halloween get its name?: Festival and Religion: The name Halloween comes from All-Hallows-Eve as it is at the end off All-Hallows-Day, which is also know as All-Saints-Day...
[10/21/2011] Du Bois, PA. , USA
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TAGS: Halloween, Pagan holy day, All Hallows Eve, All Hallows Day, All Saints Day, Hallow, Old English word, Hallows Evening
How is the day before Diwali celebrated?: Festival and Religion: Choti Diwali / Narak Chaturdasi: The day before Diwali is celebrated as Chhoti Diwali Narak Chaturdasi or small Diwali...
[10/13/2011] Cleveland, OH. , U.S.A.
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TAGS: Day before Diwali, Chhoti Diwali, Narak Chaturdasi, Small Diwali, Diwali on Smaller Scale, Chhoti Diwali Celebrations, Chhoti Diwali Legends