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All about April 4: what holiday, angel's day and what not to do

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What to celebrate on April 4, 2025 is a religious and international holiday. Whom to congratulate on Angel Day and what not to do on this day?
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What not to do on April 4: folk traditions and signs on St. Basil the Warmth Day

On April 4, Orthodox Christians lovingly remember the holy martyr Basil of Ankir - a man of great faith and indomitable spirit. In ancient times, this day was affectionately called Basil ... The post What not to do on April 4: folk traditions and signs on the day of Basil the Warmth first appeared on .

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All about April 4: what holiday, angel's day and what not to do

What to celebrate on April 4, 2025 is a religious and international holiday. Whom to congratulate on Angel Day and what not to do on this day?

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