25
Mar
Annunciation Day is a Christian holiday celebrated on March 25th. On this day, many Christians remember the moment when an angel named Gabriel visited Mary to tell her she would have a very special baby, Jesus. This baby would be important to Christians because they believe he is the Son of God. The word "annunciation" means "announcement," which is when you tell someone something. People celebrate this day by going to church, praying, and thinking about the story of Mary and the angel. It's an important part of the Christian calendar, happening nine months before Christmas.
How to celebrate Annunciation Day?
On Annunciation Day, you can celebrate by spending time with your family and friends. Start the day with a special breakfast, and perhaps attend a church service with your loved ones. Decorate your home with fresh flowers, symbolizing new beginnings and hope. You can also sing songs or say prayers together, expressing gratitude and joy. Drawing or crafting angel-themed art can be a fun activity to remind everyone of the day's significance. Share a delicious dinner together, highlighting traditional foods if possible. Finally, end the day by lighting a candle and talking about what you are thankful for.
Where Annunciation Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - Norway
- - Sweden
- - Finland
- - Iceland
- - Denmark
- - Faroe Islands
- - Greenland
- - Greece
- - Cyprus
- - Bulgaria
- - Lebanon
- - Libya
- - Palestine
- - Romania
- - Ukraine
- - Belarus
- - Russia
- - Serbia
- - Georgia
- - Montenegro
- - North Macedonia
- - Bosnia and Herzegovina
- - Egypt
- - Ethiopia
- - Eritrea
- - parts of Italy
