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Σοφία Βέμπο: Της Ελλάδος Παιδιά…
Χρόνια πολλά στην όμορφη Ελλάδα μας.
Τι πειράζει που γιορτάζουμε με παρελάσεις και γιορτές στα σχολεία την ανάμνηση μιας τόσο σημαντικής στιγμής της Ελλάδας μας; Ποιούς μπορεί να ενοχλεί; Πάντως όχι τους Έλληνες!
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Μαθήματα στη διάρκεια των Πασχαλινών Διακοπών
Δείτε το ΠΡΟΓΡΑΜΜΑ ΜΑΘΗΜΑΤΩΝ
ΚΑΛΟ ΠΑΣΧΑ – ΚΑΛΗ ΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΗ ΣΕ ΟΛΟΥΣ!
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Nicholas: A Saint for Christmas
Jesus was born in a Bethlehem stable, but Jesus came to find a home in our hearts.
Saint Nicholas reminds us what happens when people respond to the gift of God’s love.
Nicholas was born about seventeen centuries ago in Kessarea, now in the country of Turkey. He was a kindly bishop known for his
generosity to the poor. He gave away his money to those in need, but he tried to do it secretly so no one would know he was
responsible. When people found out and praised Nicholas, he reminded them that God is the source of all goodness. (More …)
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‘Merry Christmas’ around the world
United Arab Emirates (AE) I’d miilad said oua sana saida
Afghanistan (AF) De Christmas akhtar de bakhtawar au newai kal de mubarak sha
Antigua and Barbuda (AG) Merry Christmas
Anguilla (AI) Merry Christmas
Albania (AL) Gézuar Krishlindjet
Armenia (AM) Shnorhavor Sourp Dzunount
Netherlands Antilles (AN) Bon Pasco, Bon Anja
Angola (AO) Boas Festas
Argentina (AR) ¡Feliz Navidad! (More …) -
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Poinsettia
A favorite flower all over the world is the poinsettia, with its beautiful, red, star-shape. It is called the “Flame Leaf” in Central America or “Flower of the Holy Night” and was brought to the USA over a hundred years ago by Dr. Joel Poinsett, the first uSA ambassador to Mexico.
The legend of the poinsettia comes from Mexico. It tells of a girl named Maria and her little brother Pablo. They were very poor but always looked forward to the Christmas time. Each year a large manger scene (φάτνη) was set up in the village church, and the days before Christmas were filled with parades and parties. The two children loved Christmas (More …)