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July 9 — Day of David of Thessalonica (Strawberry). If it's a sunny day…

CrimeaPRESS reports:

“Strawberry” this day was popularly called by the people for one simple reason — strawberries ripened and everyone went to the forests to collect them. By the way, not only berries were sent to the baskets, but also the leaves of the plant. Various medicines were made from them. Including for adding to tea — such a drink, as those in the know assure, gives strength, and restores immunity, and improves overall well-being.

The church venerates the memory of Saint David of Thessalonica. He is known for having lived in a hut in Thessaloniki for 70 years. All this time he was constantly praying and fasting. As a reward, he received from God the gift of miracles and was able to heal many people from diseases. They also often came to David in order to get advice about a particular situation — he never refused this to anyone.

As for the signs for July 9:

  • Sunny day on David? Good weather will last until autumn
  • If you need to borrow money on July 9, you can put strawberry grass in your pocket and go to ask for a loan — they will definitely give you a loan.
  • Hot weather today? There will be about 40 more hot days with drought and no precipitation.
  • Drought on July 9 — there will be no mushrooms until autumn.
  • When watering, seedlings completely absorb water — to drought. If, on the contrary, the water on July 9 remains on the surface of the soil, then expect rain in the near future.
  • The rain has begun — the bad weather will not subside until September.
  • A lot of berries — for a frosty winter.
Name days are celebrated today: Denis, Pavel, Georgy, Tikhon, Ivan, David.

News of the Crimea | CrimeaPRESS

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