girls dressed as Saint Lucy in white gowns, red sashes, and crowns of candles still join in Luciatåg, or Lucy-Day processions. S-shaped Lussekatt, Saint Lucy buns, fragrant with saffron, are treats ...

Also known as the Feast of Saint Lucy and the festival of lights, Saint Lucy’s Day takes place on December 13. The annual celebration is known as a Christian feast day commemorating the martyr ...

Lower mass attendance and costly upkeep caused the fate of St. Catherine-St. Lucy, which the Archdiocese hadn't targeted for ...

St. Lucy, whose feast day is celebrated by the Catholic Church on Dec. 13, was a virgin and martyr from Syracuse, Sicily, born in the year 283. Children participate in the annual St. Lucy's Day ...

According to the Catholic Calendar, December 13th is the day to remember St. Lucy of Syracuse, a Christian martyr who lived ...

Also known as the Feast of Saint Lucy and the festival of lights, Saint Lucy’s Day takes place on December 13. Sweden, Norway and the Swedish-speaking areas of Finland celebrate the day in ...

Also known as the Feast of Saint Lucy and the festival of lights, Saint Lucy’s Day takes place on December 13. Sweden, Norway and the Swedish-speaking areas of Finland celebrate the day in honour of ...