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St. Clement's Day, celebrated on November 23, honors St. Clement, who is a patron saint of blacksmiths, people who make things from metal. A long time ago, blacksmiths and children would celebrate by having fun with games, songs, and small parades. People would also enjoy special foods like gingerbread and tell stories. In some places, blacksmiths would show their skills and teach others about their craft, often involving the community. This day is a way for people to remember and appreciate the important work that blacksmiths do and to come together as a community for some fun and learning.
How to celebrate St. Clements Day?
On St. Clement's Day, have fun by making something special with your family. You can bake yummy gingerbread cookies and share them with friends. Dress up in bright colors and have a small parade in your yard. Sing songs together, and maybe even give a little play or show. Try to make cornhusk dolls or other crafts, and listen to stories about the past. In the evening, gather around a small fire or cozy spot, tell jokes and laugh together. You can also drink warm apple cider or hot chocolate. Remember to have a happy day with smiles and kindness!
Where St. Clements Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - England
- - Poland
- - Ukraine
