How Labor Day Became a National American Holiday
By making Labor Day a national holiday, Congress instituted an annual celebration that pays tribute to those who play a part in the overall success, prosperity and well-being of America.
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Harvest Day Parties are a Positive Christian Alternative to Halloween
Halloween has become an Americanized and commercialized version of a pagan holiday that is based on the beliefs and practices of the ancient Celts. But Christians have the opportunity to celebrate the harvest season by giving it new meaning and significance, one that promotes positive spiritual growth, and is grounded in their faith in Jesus Christ.
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Labor Day is a National Secular Holiday that can Postively Affect Christians
Through the efforts of the Central Labor Union, the working person gets a day off as thanks for contributing to the social and economic success of the nation.
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Halloween Traditions, History, and Autumn Celebrations
A historical discussion of All Hallows Eve and Halloween, including traditions and observances.
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How Americans Celebrate the National Labor Day Holiday
Mom and Dad go to bed for the night, knowing that the school bus will come all too early in the morning. But for now, they rejoice in knowing that the restless and bored children will finally be going back to school. And such is the end of a traditional Labor Day weekend in America.
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What are the customs and traditions of Christmas Eve?
A discussion of Christmas Eve's observances and customs around the world.
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Traditional National Celebrations of the Labor Day Holiday
Originally designated as an official day off for the American worker, Labor Day has proven to be a recreational holiday across the country, with political themes and appearances by candidates for office in election years. But aside from the time-honored eat, play, and celebrate activities, there are many long-standing events that take place on Labor Day weekend, ones that many avid fans look forward to at the close of every summer.
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