What are your Polish Christmas traditions?
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We make a huge batch of  peroghis from scratch on christmas eve.   Eat some that night.  Then we wake up christmas morning and have them for breakfast.  Mmmmmm!
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what exactly do you mean??  etiquette, traditions, holidays, dancing, music...??
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Eating traditional turkey dinner. Going around the neighborhood to watch the lights put up by house owners. Decorating my friend's Christmas Tree, as I live in an apartment, so no room for a BIG Christmas Tree. This year, it's my first time helping my church to decorate the santuary for Christmas. Other than that, not much, as my family doesn't celebrate Christmas. :-(
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The Christmas traditions were mostly all from the original ancient pagan holidays celebrating Winter Solstice:  Yule and Saturnalia.
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Christmas because of family and friends, everyone is in a giving mood. I love to give gifts. I love the snow, the lights, the tinsel, the movies, the trees, the food, everything about it.
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Being Polish, I take offence to that. Polish people do breast feed their children and take good care of them, it's you crazy North Americans that don't know how to raise kids!
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In Polish - Jerzy Krzak
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I don't celebrate Christmas.\nI'm Jewish!\nHappy Hanukkah!!!!\n(December 15 - 23)
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Russians do have Santa Claus (called Grandad the Frost or St.Nicolas), but he is a part of New Year tradition, not Christmas.  He comes thru the window. He puts presents under the New Year Tree (yes, it is New Year tree, not Christmas tree). There are no socks hanging for Santa to put candies in, he doesn't put candies in shoes either. In general, New Year celebration is much bigger than Christmas. Also, since Russian Orthodox religion dominates over Catholicism, Christmas is celebrated on the 7th of January. The church in Russia still uses the old Julian calendar, therefore their Christmas celebration is 13 days behind the Gregorian calendar that used by Catholic church.
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I always celebrate Yule and Christmas I am a pagan well I am  a witch and I follow a celtic path so I honour all of the traditional pagan sabbats.\n\nMy only wish is that people could extend their goodwill throughout the year instead of keeping it to one particular time of year but as that is never going to happen I shan't hold my breath.
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its easter for me. im russian orthodox:)
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The traditions that our family has built up over the years.  the colors, the music, the emphasis on good will and giving to others, the smells of the tree, gingerbread, fires in the fireplace, and the wamr comfort of being at home with family.
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boxing day i.e. after christmas/noel
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There are a great deal of religious traditions in eastern europe.  Roman Catholicism, Orthodox, Islam and Judaism amoung them,
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If you mean to purchase Polish chocolate...give this site a try:\n\nhttp://www.polana.com/
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heaps of ideas\nhttp://mariesmanor.fateback.com/Christmas-Decorations.html
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My husband and I don't celebrate Christmas in any way. When possible, I offer to work for those who are scheduled to work so that they can celebrate their holiday.\n\nWe are neo-pagans but we don't celebrate a religious holiday in December.  Since our religion is Celtic, we would be correct to have a feast, a holiday tree, wreaths and mistletoe--even though we choose not to.  The Romans occupied the Celtic lands (before Christianity was introduced) and lived with the Celts, so it would also be acceptable for us to burn candles and exchange gifts---even though we choose not to.  So if you take away all of the pagan parts of the season, how much is left?  How do Christians celebrate the birth of their god?  How ever you do it, we don't choose to do that either.