St. George's Day is a feast day that holds great significance in England. It is typically celebrated every year on April 23 in honour of the country's patron saint. However, things are a little ...

ST GEORGE'S Day is celebrated on April 23 every ... an old Church ruling technically delays this year's feast day to Monday, April 28. According to church rules, no saint's day can take place ...

The day is dedicated to the patron saint of England, St George. This springtime celebration, also known as The Feast of George, is the perfect opportunity to fly your English flag - literally and ...

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But why is there no bank holiday in St George's honour, and who actually was he? St George's Day was declared a national feast day and holiday in 1415, following England's victory at the Battle of ...

Faithful follow a traditional procession on the Feast Day of St. George in St. George Church in the Maronite village of ...

Why has Church of England moved St. George's Day this year? While the feast for St. George's Day is held on the 23rd of April, the traditionally accepted date of Saint George's death, this year it ...

St George might be hailed as England’s national ... his reputation for virtue and holiness spread across Europe and his feast day was celebrated in England from the 9th century onwards.