Ce semnifică sărbătoarea de pe 8 septembrie și de ce i se spune Sfânta Marie Mică? Ce este interzis să faci • Newsweek România

On September 8, Christians celebrate the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, also known as Saint Mary the Lesser. This holiday marks the birth of Mary, mother of Jesus, symbolizing purity and family protection. Traditions include attending church, praying for health, and spending time with family. It is also a time for good deeds and helping those in need. Certain prohibitions exist, such as avoiding conflicts and heavy work, to maintain a peaceful atmosphere. The name 'Saint Mary the Lesser' distinguishes this celebration from the Assumption of Mary on August 15, known as Saint Mary the Great.