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Ukrainians celebrate two big holidays: that June 24 should be brought home
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Ukrainians celebrate two big holidays: that June 24 should be brought home

The article discusses the significant religious and folk holidays celebrated in Ukraine on June 24th. This day marks the Orthodox celebration of the Nativity of John the Baptist, as well as the veneration of the Icon of the Mother of God 'Merciful'. In Ukrainian tradition, this date coincides with Ivan Kupala Day, an ancient Slavic festival involving rituals like swimming, collecting medicinal herbs, and lighting bonfires at night. Additionally, the article notes the commemoration of Terебовля City Day in Ternopil Oblast, which has nearly 1000 years of history. The piece also highlights international observances such as World Bath Day and other lesser-known global holidays.

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Ukrainians celebrate two big holidays: that June 24 should be brought home

The article discusses the significant religious and folk holidays celebrated in Ukraine on June 24th. This day marks the Orthodox celebration of the Nativity of John the Baptist, as well as the veneration of the Icon of the Mother of God 'Merciful'. In Ukrainian tradition, this date coincides with Ivan Kupala Day, an ancient Slavic festival involving rituals like swimming, collecting medicinal herbs, and lighting bonfires at night. Additionally, the article notes the commemoration of Terебовля City Day in Ternopil Oblast, which has nearly 1000 years of history. The piece also highlights international observances such as World Bath Day and other lesser-known global holidays.

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