Sentence examples for second feast from inspiring English sources

But that didn't mean that she couldn't learn how to cook, Luda thought, the Thursday before the second feast, while flipping through the TV channels at home.

A second Feast Day was added in 2007 by a benefaction from Orielensis George Moody, to be celebrated on or near St George's Day (23 April).

Colonial women held "birthing parties" in the home of the pregnant woman, in which friends ate "groaning cakes" and drank "groaning beer" in sympathy with the mother-to-be's labor pains, and then celebrated with a second feast after the child's healthy birth.

Historians at the Smithsonian museum say it is unlikely that turkey would have been eaten at the first feast.

On Thanksgiving it's usual to think back to that first feast, one far better known in custom and imagination than it is in fact.

It's a place where the best historical evidence available of what went on at the Pilgrims' first feast in 1621 often collides with expectations.

Last year, though, she moved up a gear, organising the first Feast On The Bridge - 40,000 people came, ate and had a good time.

An evocation of the first Feast of the Pentacost, when the Apostles heard Jesus' voice from on high, several weeks after the Crucifixion, "Liebesmahl" comes from one of the lower drawers of Wagner's manuscript chest.

The story of the first feast of Thanksgiving holds lessons of virtues that build peace.

We owe each one of them an apology for not honoring our treaty commitments and a debt of gratitude for their hospitality over the centuries since that first feast of thanksgiving in 1621.

His most revered achievement was promoting the devotions to the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary; he established the first feasts in their honour, for which he wrote the mass and office.