Some people wait for religious dates to remove their tree, while others take it down as soon as Christmas day is over. M-Production – stock.adobe.com Unlike artificial trees, which have no ...

That said, some traditional Catholic households keep their Christmas trees up until Feb. 2 — 40 days after Christmas — to ...

Mentally, you may still be feeding off the festive high, refusing to let your Christmas ... Christian tradition, the official last day of the Christmas season, and the time to remove your tree ...

According to tradition, there is an exact date that you should take your Christmas tree down or risk having ... Candlemas is traditionally celebrated in some Christian communities across Europe ...

Therefore if you're following the Christian tradition called Twelfth Night, the Christmas tree and decorations should come down this Sunday, January 5. Is it bad luck to keep up Christmas ...

Dismantling your Christmas tree may not be the cheeriest chore, but this tradition adds a bit of structure to the post-holiday cleanup While some people take down their Christmas trees the moment ...

If you celebrate Christmas, you may already have taken down your decorations — or perhaps you're a traditionalist who leaves ...

That's why, according to Christian tradition, the Christmas season ends on Jan. 6, and that's when you should take down your tree and other decorations. In fact, some believe it's bad luck to ...

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There are not the usual cheerful street decorations nor the giant Christmas tree in front of the Nativity ... Palestinian Christians are only attending religious ceremonies and family gatherings.

A day earlier, hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets in Christian areas of Damascus to protest against the burning of a Christmas tree near Hama in central Syria. Before the civil war ...