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Our Sunday Visitor’s Catholic Encyclopedia for Children $21.95 Beginning with the creation story, this charming book winds its way through the Old Testament highlighting key stories such as Joseph and his coat of many colors. Then in the New Testament young readers will explore the life of Jesus, as well as the founding and growth of the Church. The examination of the lives of significant Saints, the vital teachings of the Church, and Christian symbols present the fundamental beliefs and practices of the Catholic Church.

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The Origin About The Sweet Saint Valentine’s Day

 

Valentine’s Day, also known as St. Valentine’s Day, celebrated on February 14 in each year, is one of the traditional festivals in western countries. {p2}> As to the so-called Valentine’s Day today, its roots can be traced back to Ancient Greece. The adoration and fear to the Pan was very popular at that time.Kate Moss Adore

Pan is a God of fertility and is described as a combination of man and goat; he is bad in temper and moody that makes people tremble when he was mentioned. In fact, english word panic means literally of Pan, this extended meaning is very vivid. Pan was supposed to blow his syrinx and guard his herd. However, he was easily distracted and had amorous affairs with many fairies and goddesses. A sculpture described Pan close to Eros Aphrodite, while Erose circled above their head with wings, the situation is like today’s Valentine Day greeting cards on which the same as depicted Cupid.Recession Chic â€[ How to Be Trendiest on a Budget

Many Romans also worship a God for a similar, named Faunus who was described as half-man and half-foat look. Romans will revel to worship Faunus on Lupercalia on February 15 every year. During the holiday, some man with some thread on their body would run round the hill, with whips in their hands.

Any woman who wants to have children just need to stand beside the runway. The Romans believe that if a man beats a woman with whips, her infertility will be cured without medicine. In the Catch Phrase and Fable Dictionary, by Brewer, it is said that St. Valentine served as a priest at the temple during helping the martyred Christians. He turned to Christian later, and was beaten to death by sticks on February 14.”

Valentine’s Day getting involve in relationship with Valentine is actually a purely coincidence. In fact, this festival may be related to ancient Rome Faun festival or birds mating season as likely as not. The Characteristic of Valentine’s is to exchange gifts for lovers. People would like to express their affection by valentine cards till now. The card usually depict Cupid, the heart hit by an arrow and other things.

Regarding the connection of Cupid and Valentine’s Day, the dictionary we mentioned aboved records Cupid, the god of love in Roman, is identified with the Greek god Eros.

He usually the representative of by a cute little boy, there are two wings in the back, eyes under a piece of clothes, hand-held bow and arrow. “World Book Encyclopedia” provides further information, which shows that there are different opinions about the origin of the Valentine’s Day. The encylopedia points out: it is said that the Roman emperor Claudius II prohibit the young men from marriage during the period AD 200. He believed that unmarried men can become much better soldiers, a priest named Valentine violated the emperor’s command, and priested over the wedding for young men secretly.

According to the The Catholic Encyclopedia, in AD 496, St. Gelasius I, abolished Lupercalia, and set aside February 14 the Valentine’s Day. And the Valentine’s Day has prevailed as a festival for lovers. People began to commemorate it before 14 century. Valentine’s Day originate from the ancient faith regardless of the true origin and is named after saint of Christian country. Valentine’s Day is also exploited by the business community and become another excuse of money grabbing.

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