Holidays, 18 February 2012
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01 March 2013
The month of March, according to Bulgarian folklore, marks the beginning of springtime. Therefore, the first day of March is a traditional holiday associated with sending off the winter and welcoming ...
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03 March 2013
Liberation Day
Following the Russo-Turkish War, 1877-78 and the Treaty of San Stefano of March 3, 1878, an autonomous Bulgarian principality was proclaimed....
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04 March 2013
Christian feastday.
Name day of everyone named Gerasim.
St. Gerasimus was a well-known saint who lived in the 5th c. He first learned asceticism in the Egyptian Thebaid, then went to the Jordan...
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08 March 2013
Christian feastday.
Name day of everyone named Mladen, Mladenka.
According to the Bulgarian national traditions, it is believed that land is getting warmer and ready to be cultivated. That day,...
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10 March 2013
Chrristian feastday. No fixed date.
Mesni Zagovezni (Meat Fasting Day) is celebrated 8 Sundays before Easter.
After the All Souls' Day (Goliama Zadoushnitsa) on Saturday, the following day, Sunda...
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11 March 2013
The Bulgarian Orthodox Chirch celebrates honours the memory of Sofronii Vrachanski (1739-1813).
Sofronii Vrachanski was born Stoiko Vladislavov in the central Bulgarian village of Kotel in 1739. He...
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17 March 2013
Seven weeks before Easter and one week after the Meat Fasting is celebrated Shrove Sunday, also known as Cheese Fasting - a holiday, which marks the beginning of the longest period of fasting during t...
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23 March 2013
Christian feastday.
The first Saturday of the Easter Lent, the East Orthodox calendar celebrates Todorovden (St. Theodore's Day) - the feast is also popular by the names of "Tudoritsa" or "Horse E...
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25 March 2013
Blagoveshtenie is a major Christian Church holiday, reaffirmed during the 7th century. According to the Holy Script, on that day, nine months before the birth of Jesus Christ, Archangel Gabriel came t...
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14 April 2013
Name day of everyone named Martin, Martina.
The "Martinia" is a church feast, celebrated with traditional rituals only in certain parts of the country. In some southwest regions, people perform the...
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