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Holidays Around the WorldAll Countries • All Holidays • Major Religions • Multi-CulturalSan Marino HolidaysSan Marino Celebrates St. Agatha Day
St. Agatha Day in San Marino: February 5Saint Agatha Day is observed as a public national holiday in San Marino February 5 is the Feast of Saint Agatha celebrated by the Catholic community and is considered as a public national holiday annually observed by the people of San Marino. Saint Agatha is also well-known as the patron saint of bell-founders, bakers, breast cancer patients and nurses. San Marino Remembers Saint Sylvester
St. Sylvester’s Day: December 31St. Sylvester’s Day is a public holiday in San Marino. December 31 is set aside to commemorate Saint Sylvester in San Marino. As with many other countries, St. Sylvester’s Day in San Marino blends the tradition of the end-of-year celebration with the memory of the Saint. Feast of the Immaculate Conception Celebrated by Christians
Feast of the Immaculate Conception Date: December 8Feast of the Immaculate Conception is a religious observance for Christians all over the world. On December 8, Christians all over the world celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. It is a day to celebrate the dogma of the conception of Mary, mother of Jesus, without any stain of the original sin. Captains Regents Day in San Marino
San Marino Captains Regent Day: October 1Captains Regent Day is a public holiday in San Marino. The Investiture of the Regent Captains ceremony is rich and elaborate and has followed the same protocol for centuries. San Marino’s heads of state, the two “Regent Captains”, are invested with their powers in Piazza Liberta twice a year. San Marino Day
San Marino Day Date: September 3San Marino Day is a public holiday. On 3 September, the tiny state of San Marino celebrates its patron saint and the anniversary of the foundation of the Republic. Next Page » |
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