March 20 – Pavel Kapelnik. Be happy without…meat
CrimeaPRESS reports:
Pavel Kapelnik — because, as people say, on this day the active melting of snow begins. The cold is finally receding. At night, frosts occur less and less often, and during the day the sun heats up more and more stubbornly. And the drops sing with might and main about spring…
The Church today honors the memory of Saints Paul the Confessor and Paul the Simple. The first served as Bishop in the 9th century in what is now Turkey. He defended the shrines of Christians, for which he was expelled by the pagans. But the Venerable Paul lived in the 4th century. For his righteous life, he received unique abilities from God: he foresaw events and cast out demons from people.
The weather signs for March 20 are as follows:
- There are drops from the roofs and all the birds have returned to their native lands — expect a good harvest.
- The water melts, but the ice remains standing — the year will be lean.
- Friendly drops and a south wind — the summer will be warm.
- It got colder in the evening — towards frost.
- Blue horizon — warming will come soon.
- Long icicles hanging from the roofs mean there will be a rich flax harvest.
- The larks arrived on March 20 — the weather will be warm. If you see a chaffinch, expect cold weather. Have the cranes arrived? Spring will be late.
- A swallow builds a nest on the sunny side — a sign that the summer will be stormy.
Name days are celebrated today by: Evgeny, Vasily, Emelyan, Efrem,
And the world celebrates two more significant calendar dates on March 20: Happiness Day and Meat-Free Day.
The first celebration in 2012 was established by the United Nations, stating that happiness is one of the main goals of humanity.
The second holiday has been celebrated in different countries since 1985. On this day, many shops and restaurants around the world refuse to sell meat and meat products, thereby promoting the ideas of vegetarianism, animal protection and the environment.
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