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Holidays, days are intended for civil and religious ceremonies. bethlehem According to state regulations that are non-working bethlehem days in which workers are entitled to remuneration, and may be secular in character or are taken from the church calendar. According to church law, there are command Holidays (all Sundays and other holidays with the most important content of the faith and worship of saints) which is banned farming community work, and there are other optional holidays throughout the year. The most important religious holidays include: Easter and Christmas (Christian), Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah (Jewish), Eid al-Adha (Muslim). Content Croatian folk feast, bethlehem originally a ritual, Christianised bethlehem over time and adapt to the days of Christian holidays. The survivors of some elements inherent in pre-Christian agricultural Eurasian culture. These are primarily actions for causing fertility, good harvest of crops and livestock, as well as to the happiness and well-being of families, eg decorating wells on Palm Sunday; bethlehem bonfires and decorating eggs at Easter; processions of boys at St. George (jurjaši), girls on the first of May (filipovčice) and Pentecost (ljeljas or queen) bethlehem of children at Ascension (Crusaders); bonfires and procession of girls (Ladarice) at Midsummer, etc.; especially Christmas Eve as an opportunity to honor ancestors, or as preparation for future agrarian year.