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1. www.britannica.com › topic › St-Lucias-DaySt. Lucia’s Day | History, Traditions, & Facts | Britannica

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   28 paź 2024 · St. Lucia’s Day is a festival of lights celebrated in Sweden, Norway, and the Swedish-speaking areas of Finland on December 13 in honor of St. Lucia. One of the earliest Christian martyrs, St. Lucia was killed by the Romans in 304 CE because of her religious beliefs.

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2. visitsweden.com › culture-history-and-art › swedish-traditionsLucia – an old Swedish tradition - Visit Sweden

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   19 lis 2024 · Lucia Day – also called Saint Lucy’s day – can be traced back to the 4th century. A Christian feast day, it commemorates the martyr Lucia of Syracuse, who, as legend has it, brought food to Christians hiding in Roman catacombs, lighting her way with a candlelit wreath on her head.

3. nordictimes.com › culture › the-story-of-luciaThe story of Lucia - The Nordic Times

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   13 gru 2023 · Although Lucia is associated with Christianity, the tradition dates back to before Sweden became a Christian nation, when people were wary of the demonic crone known as “Lussekäringen”. Today, Lucia is usually celebrated in Sweden on the morning of December 13.

4. sweden.se › cLucia in Sweden

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   10 lip 2024 · Swedish Lucia – the origins. The Lucia tradition can be traced back both to the martyr St Lucia of Syracuse (died in 304) and to the Swedish legend of Lucia as Adam’s first wife. It is said that she consorted with the Devil and that her children were invisible infernals.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Saint_Lucy's_DaySaint Lucy's Day - Wikipedia

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   Saint Lucy's Day, also called the Feast of Saint Lucy, is a Christian feast day observed on 13 December. The observance commemorates Lucia of Syracuse, an early-fourth-century virgin martyr under the Diocletianic Persecution. [1] .

6. liu.se › en › articleLucia celebrations – a unique tradition with ancient roots

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   One of the most exotic Swedish traditions is Lucia, celebrated on 13 December. Lucia arrives in the morning, with her handmaidens and star boys; in white robes, carry candles and sing Lucia songs. The tradition has its roots far back in history.

7. www.scandinavianarchaeology.com › the-tradition-of-lucia-and-the-bringer-of-lightThe Tradition of Lucia and the Bringer of Light

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   13 gru 2021 · Lucia is the bringer of light in the darkest of hours, and her presence on the 13 th of December is a mixture of traditions from before and after the Christianization of Scandinavia. The Lussekatt (lussi cat) is believed to depict Lucia’s eyes, especially when the buns are placed on a plate.