Orthodox Christians celebrate St. Andrew Day
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Orthodox Christians honor St. Andrew Day today, December 13th, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. Tradition says the Apostle Andrew was the one who promoted Christianity in Romania.
St. Andrew's Day marks the beginning of the winter holiday season, which will end by St. John on January 20th.
According to the "Registru" State Organisation, over 71 thousand men have the name "Andrew" and nearly 8 thousand women have the name of "Andreea".
St. Andrew's Day marks the beginning of the winter holiday season, which will end by St. John on January 20th.
According to the "Registru" State Organisation, over 71 thousand men have the name "Andrew" and nearly 8 thousand women have the name of "Andreea".
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