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Halloween is a festival that is usually ecko on Oct. 31, the traditional All Hallow Evening, celebrated. Today, the Halloween festival throughout the Western world to a greater or lesser extent became popular, albeit only as part of the cast, and American pop culture imported.
The current celebration has its roots mainly ecko in the United States and Canada, where children dress up and go from house to house over to ask for candy. ecko Irish, Scots and other immigrants from the Halloween ecko tradition with them to North America.
The term "Halloween" is derived from Halloween, a shortened form of All Hallow's Eve (Most Holy night), ecko or the night before ecko the Christian feast of All Saints, which has its origins in the pagan traditions of northern Europe, and by Christian missionaries just a new Christian meaning.
The Celtic British and Irish four in the pre-Christian period the day of the dead on All Saints Day (1 November). On this day, which is called Samhain, the deceased ecko apparently rise from their graves, and food for the doors laid them to dress. The evil spirits to scare, the Celts wore masks. When the Romans conquered Britain, they began the Celtic tradition with their own harvest and honoring the dead mixed. This tradition is centuries later to the United States and Canada passed.
Halloween by some people ecko associated with the occult, ecko since the night of Halloween in the pagan culture is one of the special times of the year when the world of the spirits come into contact with the world of the living and sorcery reigned celebrate
In Germany, where the Halloweenfees becoming more popular, and now also a major commercial significance, is Oct. 31 also Reformasiedag of the Evangelical Lutheran ecko Church of Germany ecko (EKD) is celebrated and is a public holiday in most East German states (except Berlin). The chairman of the Council of the EKD and bishop of Berlin, Dr.. Wolfgang Huber, led him in 2006 to the Halloweenfeesvierings expressed as the Christian faith is compatible with pagan traditions would be. Halloween as a night where the spirits of deceased people world come to visit him just as little is acceptable as the tradition that children with strangers and demand candy comes with a trick threatening if they would not receive.
In Roman Catholic areas of Europe ecko on 1 November the Halloween and on November 11, St. Martin's Feast. Also at the latter festival, it is customary that children lantarinkies to wear them and the door bells rings for fruit or sweets and gifts to receive. Just like Halloween is this part of a pre-Christian practices. The rise of Halloween threatening in many ways similar Sint Maarten to crowding.
At the same time claiming clerical circles that the traditional All Saints Festival by the rise of Halloweenfeesvierings threatened, and the critics - including Hippolyte Simon, bishop of Clermont-Ferrand (France) and vice-president of the French Council of Bishops - even refers often to Halloween ecko as the "most important festival of satanists".
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Halloween is a festival that is usually ecko on Oct. 31, the traditional All Hallow Evening, celebrated. Today, the Halloween festival throughout the Western world to a greater or lesser extent became popular, albeit only as part of the cast, and American pop culture imported.
The current celebration has its roots mainly ecko in the United States and Canada, where children dress up and go from house to house over to ask for candy. ecko Irish, Scots and other immigrants from the Halloween ecko tradition with them to North America.
The term "Halloween" is derived from Halloween, a shortened form of All Hallow's Eve (Most Holy night), ecko or the night before ecko the Christian feast of All Saints, which has its origins in the pagan traditions of northern Europe, and by Christian missionaries just a new Christian meaning.
The Celtic British and Irish four in the pre-Christian period the day of the dead on All Saints Day (1 November). On this day, which is called Samhain, the deceased ecko apparently rise from their graves, and food for the doors laid them to dress. The evil spirits to scare, the Celts wore masks. When the Romans conquered Britain, they began the Celtic tradition with their own harvest and honoring the dead mixed. This tradition is centuries later to the United States and Canada passed.
Halloween by some people ecko associated with the occult, ecko since the night of Halloween in the pagan culture is one of the special times of the year when the world of the spirits come into contact with the world of the living and sorcery reigned celebrate
In Germany, where the Halloweenfees becoming more popular, and now also a major commercial significance, is Oct. 31 also Reformasiedag of the Evangelical Lutheran ecko Church of Germany ecko (EKD) is celebrated and is a public holiday in most East German states (except Berlin). The chairman of the Council of the EKD and bishop of Berlin, Dr.. Wolfgang Huber, led him in 2006 to the Halloweenfeesvierings expressed as the Christian faith is compatible with pagan traditions would be. Halloween as a night where the spirits of deceased people world come to visit him just as little is acceptable as the tradition that children with strangers and demand candy comes with a trick threatening if they would not receive.
In Roman Catholic areas of Europe ecko on 1 November the Halloween and on November 11, St. Martin's Feast. Also at the latter festival, it is customary that children lantarinkies to wear them and the door bells rings for fruit or sweets and gifts to receive. Just like Halloween is this part of a pre-Christian practices. The rise of Halloween threatening in many ways similar Sint Maarten to crowding.
At the same time claiming clerical circles that the traditional All Saints Festival by the rise of Halloweenfeesvierings threatened, and the critics - including Hippolyte Simon, bishop of Clermont-Ferrand (France) and vice-president of the French Council of Bishops - even refers often to Halloween ecko as the "most important festival of satanists".
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