Early Colonial Christmas Customs Across the Atlantic
Christmas in the early American colonies varied by region with southern and middle colonies embracing feasting and social cheer, while New England pursued a stricter religious observance. Over time, diverse practices merged into a common modern American Christmas.
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Saint Nicholas Faithfulness and Legacy Through History
The article reflects on Saint Nicholas, bishop of Myra, his piety and grace, and how the name Santa Claus derives from Dutch. It notes his refusal to eat on fast days as a child, his vow of poverty, and the contrast with his wealthy merchant father. It mentions December festivities celebrated by church people and the enduring tale surrounding Saint Nicholas.
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