Romanian Christmas Traditions
Christmas is one of the most important holidays in Romania, as it has a deep spiritual and cultural meaning. Traditional Christmas cooking is a ceremony involving all the generations of a family and is usually associated with other holiday rituals.
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Christmas in Romania ( Romanian: Crăciunul în România) is a major annual celebration, celebrated on 24/25 of December, as in most countries of the Christian world. The observance of Christmas was introduced once with the Christianization of Romania but public observance was discouraged during the Communist period (1948-1989).
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Just like anywhere else in the Christian world, Christmas in Romania is celebrated on December 24-25. Yet the traditions go far beyond exchanging gifts and decorating the Christmas tree. Boots lined up for the arrival of St. Nicholas St. Nicholas (Mos Niculae)
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The Christmas season in Romania begins on December 6, on Saint Nicholas's day, and ends on January 7, with the celebration of Saint John. Despite the Orthodox population, they celebrate Christmas on December 25 instead of January 6. By Hrothsige Frithowulf - December 3, 2023 Table of Contents
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Probably the most beautiful part of a Romanian Christmas is the laborious, magical suite of carols that can be heard all over the country during this wonderful time of year, from the cobbled paths of the most remote villages to the classiest venues in the capital.
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Tradition Regions Transilvania Traditions and customs in Romania during Christmas holidays By traveller - 12806 0 Christmas is the first celebration from the cycle of New Year celebrations. In Romania it is being celebrated after the new style at 25th December, and after the old one, at 7th January.
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In Romania, Christmas and mid-winter celebrations last from 20th December to 7th January. The 20th is called 'Ziua de Ignat' or simply 'Ignat Day'. It is traditional that if the family keep pigs, one is killed on this day by the head of the household. The meat from the pig is used in the Christmas meals.
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Romania is well known for its rich folklore and unique customs, and Christmas is no exception. If presents cannot be missed from Christmas, there's much more to it in Romania. Romanians have a whole tradition of merrymaking around Christmas.
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Carol singing is the rule on Christmas night in all of Romania's regions. Traditions vary depending on the area, but the ritual of going from house to house and singing carols crosses everything.
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The Christmas Eve is on December 24. A traditional Romanian sweet served on the occasion is called "nappy Jesus" (in Romanian called Turte or Scutecele lui Hristos) made of thin layers baked.
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Located in South-East Europe, Romania has some of the most cherished traditions and customs when it comes to Christmas. After all, in Romania, Christmas is one of the most important events in the whole year, as it is for a big part of the world.
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In Romania, like many countries around the world, Christmas is celebrated on December 24th and 25th. However, the festive traditions here are unique and extend well beyond the simple exchange of gifts and decorating the Christmas tree.
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Other Traditional Romanian foods for Christmas. Everything made out of pork meat: Sausages, Piftie (pork meat in gelatin), Salata de Boeuf (Boeuf Salad is a salad of chopped boiled vegetables and meat with mayonnaise) Pork Chops, Ciorba (sour soup e.g. Ciorba de perisoare is a sour vegetable soup with pork meatballs) and.
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When Does Romania Celebrate Christmas? St. Nicholas Day & the Birth of Christ Romanian Christmas Traditions - How Does Romania Celebrate Christmas? Saint Nick - Moș Niculae Christmas Fasting (Postul Crăciunului) The Pig Slaughtering (Tăierea porcului) Decorating the Christmas Tree Christmas Eve (Noaptea de Ajun) The Caroling (Colindatul)
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Caroling is one of the oldest Christmas traditions in Romania. Although their message is usually religious, marked by the alleged birthdate of Jesus, carols go way back in time. In fact, carols appeared in Europe thousands of years ago as part of the rituals of the winter solstice celebration.