Did you know that the world’s population will grow by more than a billion by the year 2022? That would mean that the entire planet will celebrate the previously unimaginable holidays. What’s even better is that these days, most of the world will celebrate the holidays at the same time! But how do you choose which days to celebrate? Let’s look at some of the most important holidays of December. The list includes St. Lucias Day, Yule, Kwanzaa, and Chanukah.
St. Lucia’s Day
Saint Lucia’s Day is celebrated on December 13 in Malta and it is the country’s patron saint. She is also the patron saint of writers, throat infections, epidemics, and the blind. Saint Lucia is also known as the patron saint of salesmen, writers, and writers. She was a great example of Christian charity and her actions are revered in Malta. The holiday is celebrated in many different ways and varies according to the country.
Chanukah
In the year 2022, the Jewish festival of Chanukah will be celebrated from Sunday, December 25 through the morning of Monday, December 26. The festival, which is known as the Festival of Lights, dates back to 139 BCE, when the Maccabees, a group of Jewish rebels, reclaimed the Holy Temple in Jerusalem and sacrificed oil for eight days. Although Chanukah is one of the most celebrated holidays, there are many traditions associated with the holiday.
Yule
The festive month of December means cozy sweaters, hot coffee and cookies, and the faint sound of Christmas carols coming from the nearby Church. And, of course, stockings hanging by the fireplace. To celebrate the festive spirit, here’s a complete list of December global holidays (2022).
Kwanzaa
Historically an African-American holiday, Kwanzaa is celebrated across the world and is also considered a Global Holiday. Celebrated in the U.S. from December 26 to January 1, Kwanzaa involves a gift exchange, candle-lighting, and a feast of faith. Celebrated by people of African descent, Kwanzaa is based on the African tradition of sacrificial giving and offers participants a connection to Africa.
International Day for the Abolition of Slavery
A global effort to end slavery will continue indefinitely until there is no more room for it. The International Day for the Abolition of Slavery in December 2022 will be an opportunity to promote abolitionist messages through the media, poetry, interviews, and feature articles. However, the event is not a public holiday. This year, the theme of the event will be modern-day slavery, with a focus on human trafficking.
Christmas
The December Global Holidays 2022 are an impressive collection of dates. The first is AIDS Day, which has been observed on December 1 every year since 1988. During this day, people around the world unite to fight AIDS and remember those who have died as a result of the virus. Another December Global Holiday is Saint Nicholas Day, also known as the Feast of Saint Nicholas. Western Christian countries celebrate this day on 6 December, while Eastern Christian nations observe it on 5 December.
New Year’s Eve
During the 2022 celebrations of the December Global Holidays, New Year’s Eve will become a public holiday in many countries. This special day marks the start of a new journey and commemorates the memories of the previous year. Different cultures celebrate this holiday differently. Some celebrate it by eating delicious food and exchanging gifts. Others simply enjoy watching fireworks and celebrating with friends and family. In any case, it is sure to be a memorable event for everyone.
World AIDS Day
In 1988, the UN General Assembly declared December 1 as World AIDS Day, the first global health day. The day brings people together to raise awareness and funds for those affected by the virus. This year, World AIDS Day will feature virtual conferences on the topic of future HIV research and the lives of people with the virus. This day is still relevant today, and it is a global event with a broad range of goals.