Father’s day has its origins in the Holy Roman Empire. From a purely religious holiday, Father’s Day has taken on new value and meaning over the years. Until 1977 this feast was part of the calendar of civil holidays. Father’s Day is celebrated in Italy on March 19th, purely for religious reasons linked to the cult of Saint Joseph. To make this day memorable, the famous zeppole di San Giuseppe are prepared in Southern Italy. They are slightly flattened beignets. The day of this globalized anniversary is not the same in all countries. In France, in the United Kingdom and in the United States, Father’s day is celebrated on the third Sunday of June. In Countries like Sweden, Denmark and Finland it is celebrated on the second Sunday of November.
St Martin’s Day: The Stories and Traditions Behind a Special Italian Celebration
Celebrated on 11 November, St Martin’s Day brings together Christian traditions, rural customs and the pleasures of good food and wine. From the opening of wine barrels to
