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Jun
The Feast of St. Alban, celebrated on June 24th, honors St. Alban, the first British Christian martyr. Long ago, St. Alban helped a Christian priest escape from Roman soldiers by swapping clothes with him. As punishment, the Romans arrested St. Alban and put him to death. He showed great bravery and faith, which is why he is remembered. On this special day, people may attend church services, share stories about St. Alban, and partake in festivities to remember his courage and kindness. The day teaches the importance of standing up for what is right and helping others.
How to celebrate The Feast of St. Alban?
You can celebrate the Feast of St. Alban by making a special card or drawing about him and sharing it with your family. You could also put on a little play or act out his story with your friends. Enjoy a nice picnic or a meal with your family, sharing foods that are meaningful to you. Spend time in your garden or visit a park, enjoying nature and the fresh air. You might light a candle and have a moment of quiet to think about courage and kindness. Don't forget to have fun and maybe bake some tasty treats to share!
Where The Feast of St. Alban is celebrated?
- - International
- - England
