May Day, also known as Beltane, has its roots in ancient pagan traditions, particularly in the British Isles and Ireland. It was originally celebrated as a cross-quarter day, marking the halfway point ...

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Here's what to know about May 1, and how to celebrate spring ... the pagan calendar, according to the Farmers' Almanac. It has roots in what is now the United Kingdom and Ireland, with rituals ...

The Easter story is central to Christianity, commemorating the rebirth of Jesus Christ, believed to have occurred around ...

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Today, we unwrap our Easter chocolates and dye eggs in pastel palettes, but behind these fun traditions lies a story that’s thousands ...

Ask the average American to describe May Day, and they might mention a pole wrapped in ribbons and springtime pagan rituals. It’s true that May 1 does have associations with those things in the ...

Exploring its history and how it’s celebrated - From a celebration that’s thousands of years old to a workers’ day of protest ...

EOSTRE: The naming of the celebration seems to go back to a pre-Christian goddess in England who was celebrated at beginning of spring. STOCK PHOTO ...

This April 20 is the day that is the Super Bowl of Sundays for one long-eared fellow, the Easter Bunny. Just how did this beloved character come to make this Christian holiday (and even for those who ...