samuin in A Sentence

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    Beginning in the 8th century, the Catholic Church was trying to provide an activity that would hopefully stamp out the old Samuin traditions.

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    During Samuin, it was also traditional to leave a place and food at the table for deceased loved ones temporarily returned from the grave.

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    The practice of wearing costumes or masks during this sort of end of Autumn celebration comes from a Celtic end of year(they celebrated their New Year on November 1) Samuin tradition.

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    Many of the traditions of Samuin were then adapted into these festivities and by the 11th century, the Church had adapted the Celtic costume tradition to dressing up as saints, angels, or demons during this celebration.

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    As happened with the Samuin festival that gave rise to Hallowmas and Halloween, the Catholic Church's attempt to replace Samuin, the church also seems to have attempted to replace Imbolc with Candlemas on February 2nd, 40 days after Christmas.

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    Much like that there was a Celtic“end of autumn” celebration called Samuin(also called Samhain), that is the root of Halloween, there was around this halfway point(approximately on February 1st), a Celtic festival called Imbolc(also called Imbolg) which was simply a celebration of the start of spring.

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