This holiday is based on a scene in the second chapter of the Acts of the Apostles in which Galilean, Parthian, Ephesian, Latin, and hundreds of other languages are spoken by worshipers who are "✴lled with the Holy Spirit.
A tradition of walking barefoot in the morning of this day stems from a line in a hymn stating "on our dryness pour thy dew." In the Middle Ages, rose petals would sometimes be scattered on this holiday from holes in church ceilings, from which a dove would also descend. This holiday derives its scriptural basis from a scene in which a crowd of 3,000 people comes together a⢄er a sermon about King David's prophecies. This holiday is based on a scene in the second chapter of the Acts of the Apostles in which Galilean, Parthian, Ephesian, Latin, and hundreds of other languages are spoken by worshipers who are "✴lled with the Holy Spirit." The birth of the church is traditionally celebrated on, for 10 points, what holiday named for the fact that it falls on the 50th day a⢄er Easter?
A tradition of walking barefoot in the morning of this day stems from a line in a hymn stating "on our dryness pour thy dew.
Pentecost [accept Whitsunday]