The Orthodox Church has days of special veneration of saints - on August 11, the Birth of St. Nicholas is glorified, and to this day known for his help to those praying, rightly called the Wonderworker. He is considered the patron saint of travelers, sailors, and innocent prisoners, but faith is above any conventions. Turning to Nikolai has great power and helps in any matter.

Fast food is harmful to the body because it contains a large number of empty calories. French fries, burgers, beer nuts and chips contain a lot of transgenic fat, salt and sugar. To prepare nuggets, ground chicken bones and liver are used. However, in different parts of the world there are people who, no matter what, prefer junk food - junk food.

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Latvian holidays - Freedom Fighters Remembrance Day

Catholic holidays - Feast of Saint Clare

This day is associated with the name of the Christian martyr Callinicus of Cilicia. In the popular consciousness, the name of the passion-bearer was combined with the word “viburnum”. On Kalinov Day, it was customary to pick this berry, bake pies with it, or grind it with sugar. Girls and women washed their faces with viburnum juice in the morning to preserve their beauty.

Orthodox holidays on August 11:

Memorial Day of the Martyr Callinicus of Cilicia

Memorial Day of St. Konstantin Kosinsky