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Ligne n°66 : ... the dead, Samhain (pronounced SOW-in). From present-day Ireland to the- Ligne n°67 : United Kingdom to Bretagne in France, the ancient Celts celebrated
Ligne n°68 : October 31st as the day when the normally strict boundaries between the ...
Ligne n°69 : ... worlds of the living and the dead became mutable, and the ghosts of- Ligne n°70 : those who had passed away came back to earth. The celebration coincided
Ligne n°71 : with the final harvests of the year, the stockpiling of stores for the ...
Ligne n°78 : ... Christianity, the Church attempted to subsume the festival under the- Ligne n°79 : celebration of martyrs and saints held on November 1st, All Saints Day.
Ligne n°80 : The Christian festival was called All-Hallows, while the evening before ...
Ligne n°83 : ... The traditions of dressing up in costume, holding parades, playing- Ligne n°84 : scary pranks and tricks on one another and holding celebratory bonfires
Ligne n°85 : are some of the oldest practices associated with the holiday. Many ...
Ligne n°87 : ... roaming the fields and roads near their homes they might be accosted on- Ligne n°88 : their way to and from the celebrations. They began to wear masks and
Ligne n°89 : other ghostly gear in order to fool the spirits into believing they, ...
Ligne n°101 : ... Project, has numerous original documents, including photographs of- Ligne n°102 : children and adults celebrating Halloween from the 1930s, to
Ligne n°103 : descriptions of Halloween festivities by Americans early in the ...
Ligne n°115 : ... from entering the house. Offerings comprise an integral part of many- Ligne n°116 : fall festivals to the dead around the world, such as those celebrated
Ligne n°117 : and practiced in Japan, Cambodia, and Mexico. ...- Ligne n°132 : Many Buddhists in Japan celebrate this holiday by preparing offerings
Ligne n°133 : of special food for their ancestors’ spirits, which are placed on ...
Ligne n°135 : ... light paper lanterns and hang them in front of their houses to help the- Ligne n°136 : spirits find their way home. The celebrations end with families sending
Ligne n°137 : colorful paper lanterns lit by candles floating down the rivers and ...
Ligne n°147 : ... of Japanese descent about an Obon that occurred during his childhood.- Ligne n°148 : In addition, there may be students in your classroom who celebrate the
Ligne n°149 : Obon each August, as Japanese American communities in the United States ...
Ligne n°161 : ... In the tenth month of the lunar calendar, which usually falls in- Ligne n°162 : September, Cambodian Buddhists celebrate the Pak Ben, 14 days during
Ligne n°163 : which they will wake before dawn each morning to prepare offerings of ...
Ligne n°186 : ... also a time for people to spend a day visiting their friends and- Ligne n°187 : families, and enjoying the celebrations.
Ligne n°191 : ... Web resource The Center for Liberal Arts. In addition, like the Obon- Ligne n°192 : festival, P’chum Ben is celebrated by the Cambodian American
Ligne n°193 : communities, such as those in Long Beach, California and Lowell, ...
Ligne n°196 : ... What effect might the location of the festivals to the dead—in the home- Ligne n°197 : vs. in the temple—have on the celebrations?
Ligne n°212 : ... The Aztecs’ Festival of the Dead was not a day-long or week-long- Ligne n°213 : celebration, but went on for nearly two months in which the fall
Ligne n°214 : harvest was celebrated and death was honored. The festival was presided ...
Ligne n°213 : ... celebration, but went on for nearly two months in which the fall- Ligne n°214 : harvest was celebrated and death was honored. The festival was presided
Ligne n°215 : over by the goddess known as Mictecacihuatl, or the Lady of the Dead. ...
Ligne n°224 : ... (November 1st) and All Souls Day (November 2nd). The dates of these two- Ligne n°225 : Catholic holidays are now celebrated in Mexico as Los Dias de los
Ligne n°226 : Muertos. ...
Ligne n°260 : ... and a description of the altar that is prepared for the occasion. Los- Ligne n°261 : Dias de los Muertos is celebrated not only in Mexico, but also in
Ligne n°262 : neighboring countries, including Guatemala as well as in Mexican ...
Ligne n°263 : ... American and Guatemalan American communities in the United States. You- Ligne n°264 : can learn more about the way that the festival is celebrated in
Ligne n°265 : California from the information about Los Dias de los Muertos available ...
Ligne n°333 : ... should be sure to explain why these objects or images are used in these- Ligne n°334 : celebrations, and what meaning they carry in their cultural contexts.
Ligne n°361 : ... + Los Dias de los Muertos- Ligne n°362 : + Texas elementary school celebrating Los Dias de los Muertos
Ligne n°363 : + Los Dias de los Muertos explanation ...