Brigid, a patron saint of Ireland, her day is celebrated February 1st to usher in the Spring. Her celebration traditionaly begins during the evening on January 31st. Light is needed, and lanterns provide light. They are not necessarily symbolic for anything.
Lanterns are used on St. Bridget's Day as a symbol of light and protection. They are often lit to guide St. Bridget as she visits homes and blesses them with good luck for the coming year. The tradition is also associated with the return of longer days and the hope of spring.
Nov 11: St Martin's Day: German children celebrate St Martin's Day as the start of Carnival season. They walk around the streets, after dark, carrying lanterns, and singing special songs. A bit like trick or treating, they are rewarded for their singing and the beauty of their lanterns with sweets and other goodies.
There is no St. Gabrielle. If you mean St. Gabriel the Archangel, his feast day is September 29.
There is no St. Gabrielle. If you mean St. Gabriel the Archangel, his feast day is September 29.
Are you speaking of the mysteries of the rosary, or of the Holy Days, what do you mean by "after Christmas", do you mean St. Stephen's Day (the day after Christmas, or the Sunday after Christmas or what?
I hope you mean St. Bernadette. Her feast day is 16 April except in France where it is celebrated on 18 February.
It means the feast day of St. Luke the Evangelist - October 18.
The Valentine in Valentines Day is in represenation of St Valentine the patron St of love.
If you mean tv, then it's just the same as any other day , but if you mean what are people's views on st paddy's day , be more specific
Neither. It is Saint Patrick's Day.
It means "Happy St Patrick's Day".
St Valentine's Day.
If you mean St. Genevieve (Jennifer is the English form of the name Genevieve, and so St. Jennifer is sometimes used) her feast day is celebrated on January 3. .