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The Second Day of Christmas, also known as St. Stephen's Day, is celebrated on December 26th in Lithuania, as part of the extended Christmas festivities. This day is rooted in Christian tradition, commemorating St. Stephen, the first Christian martyr.
In Lithuanian culture, this day has historically been a time for continued celebration and relaxation after the intensity of Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Traditional customs often revolve around family and community.
On the Second Day of Christmas in Lithuania:
Family Time: Many people take this opportunity to visit relatives with whom they did not spend Christmas Day. It's common for families to gather for a meal, often sharing leftovers from the previous day's feast.
Public Events: In larger cities and towns, various public events may be organized, such as concerts or cultural performances that celebrate Lithuanian heritage.
Religious Observances: Those who are religious may attend church services to honor St. Stephen.
Rest and Recreation: With it being a public holiday, some individuals use this day to rest or engage in winter activities like sledding or ice skating if weather permits.
The Second Day of Christmas is an integral part of Lithuania's holiday season, providing an extended opportunity for people to celebrate with loved ones and participate in cultural traditions.
