What is Boxing Day?

What is Boxing Day?

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    Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. It falls on December 26th, which is also St. Stephen's Day. St. Stephen was a little known saint who achieved eternal fame by being the first Christian to be martyred for his faith, and he met his death by stoning. Boxing Day is so called because on this day it was the customary for tradesmen to collect their Christmas boxes or gifts in return for good service throughout the year. Also, it included giving money and other gifts to charitable institutions, and the needy.

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Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. It falls on December 26th, which is also St. Stephen's Day. St. Stephen was a little known saint who achieved eternal fame by being the first Christian to be martyred for his faith, and he met his death by stoning. Boxing Day is so called because on this day it was the customary for tradesmen to collect their Christmas boxes or gifts in return for good service throughout the year. Also, it included giving money and other gifts to charitable institutions, and the needy.

nobrainu...

On boxing day in my mom's town in Ireland, the children each picked one of their gifts to be re-boxed and given to needy children.

totallykool

The day after Christmas, when all gifts get "re-boxed", or re-wrapped.

jt

Clever, I never knew that. Damn, that is why I got into so many fights the day after Christmas.

FunnyBone

Boxing Day is a holiday that is celebrated similiar to Christmas. Boxing Day is observed in England and in most British Commonwealth nations. See the link below for theories of its origin...

SJCarlson22

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zombie-flesh-eater

Boxing Day is a holiday that is celebrated similiar to Christmas. Boxing Day is observed in England and in most British Commonwealth nations. See the link below for theories of its origin...

SJCarlson22

On boxing day in my mom's town in Ireland, the children each picked one of their gifts to be re-boxed and given to needy children.

totallykool

The day after Christmas, when all gifts get "re-boxed", or re-wrapped.

jt

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