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Probably waiting for his Pizza delivery; Deep Pan, crisp and even,
But seriously - When King Wenceslas looked out upon the Feast of Stephen (the first Christian martyr), the song writer most likely imagined him looking out upon the festivities of his subjects. Wenceslas was concerned for the poor and he was probably pleased that people were actually getting plenty to eat.
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When did King Wenceslas look out?
Good King Wenceslas looked out on the feast of Stephen - December 26.
Good King Wenceslas looked out on the Feast of Stephen when is the Feast of Stephen?
The feast of Stephen, deacon and martyr, is on December 26.
Who looked out on the feast of Saint Stephen?
'good king Wenceslas'
When did Good King Wenceslas step out?
Good King Wenceslas looked out on the Feast of Stephen - December 26.
What Christmas song has the first line initials gkwldotfos?
Good King Wenceslas looked down on the feast of Stephen
What was the name of the king who first looked out on the feast of Stephen?
Good King Wenceslas
What is the feast of St. Stephen?
The Feast of Stephen mentioned in the song 'Good King Wenceslas' is the feast day of St Stephen which is the 26th of December.
Which king first looked out on the feast of Stephen?
King Wenceslas I of Bohemia is the protagonist of the Christmas carol "Good King Wenceslas" who looked out on the feast of Stephen. The carol recounts the story of the king and his page going out to help a poor man on the Feast of Stephen, which is observed on December 26th.
Who looked out on Saint Stephen's Day?
Good King Wenceslas look out, on the feast of Stephen. Actually, he was not a king but the Duke of Bohemia.
Good King Wenceslas gave out alms to the poor on what feast day?
He did it on the Feast of St. Stephen (December 26).
What is the feast referred to in 'Good King Wenceslas'?
The feast is the Feast of Stephen, celebrated in the Catholic church on December 26th. Stephen was the first Christian to be killed for his faith.
Which saints holy day is on Boxing Day?
Saint Stephen From song Good King Wenceslas ... on the feast of Stephen.
