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St. Martin's Day - Wikipedia
Saint Martin's Day or Martinmas (obsolete: Martlemas), and historically called Old Halloween or All Hallows Eve, is the feast day of Saint Martin of Tours ... en.wikipedia.org
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Martinmas - Historic UK
St Martin's Day or Martinmas falls on November 11th and was traditionally celebrated with feasting as it also marked the gathering in of the harvest… www.historic-uk.com
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Feast of St. Martin (Martinmas) - FishEaters
St. Martin is the patron of beggars, vintners, equestrians, soldiers, tailors, innkeepers, alcoholics, and geese. www.fisheaters.com
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Martinmas
Martinmas (ˈmɑːtɪnməs) Forms: 3, 5 martinmasse, 4 martynmesse, 4–7 martimes, martymes, 5 martymasse, martynmese, myrtynmes, 6 martil-, martylmas, -messe, mertymas, -mes, 6–7 martlemas, 7 martinmass, martynmasse, 8 martilmasse, 9 martinmas. [f. Martin + mass.] 1. The feast of St. Martin, 11 Nov. Form... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Meaning of Martinmas - City of Lakes Waldorf School
The festival of Martinmas is traditionally celebrated on November 11, between the fiery out breath of Michaelmas and the deep in breath of the winter holidays. www.clws.org
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St Martin's Day - Ascetic life of motherhood
Martin's Day is celebrated on November 11th in the West and November 12th in the Eastern Orthodox Church. How to Organize a Martinmas ... www.asceticlifeofmotherhood.com
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Classic Anne Briggs
Gathering Rushes" (The Bird in the Bush) (1966) "The Whirly Whorl" (The Bird in the Bush) (1966) "The Stonecutter Boy" (The Bird in the Bush) (1966) "Martinmas wikipedia.org
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The History and Importance of Martinmas - SSPX.org
Martinmas is celebrated liturgically on November 11. Throughout the Middle Ages and up to the early-modern period, this feast marked the end of the harvest ... sspx.org
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Lanterns on Martinmas: When Traditions Don't Make Sense
For children across the world, that's the Martinmas lantern walk. The simple act of singing and glimmering together as a community holds meaning ... faithlead.org
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Ideas for Martinmas Celebrations - Sparkle Stories
A festival named in honor of Saint Martin, the soldier who risked his own safety to help a man in need. Martinmas is perfect for the mood of early November. www.sparklestories.com
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Liturgical Year : Activities : Martinmas Traditions - Catholic Culture
St. Martin of Tours is another large harvest day, particularly tied in with the harvest of grapes in France. His feast is also known as Martinmas. www.catholicculture.org
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Martylmas
Martylmas, -messe obs. ff. Martinmas. Oxford English Dictionary
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Ballymore (horse)
High Top led before giving way to Martinmas at half distance with Ballymore, partnered by Christy Roche appearing to be struggling towards the rear. progress three furlongs from the finish and produced a strong run on the outside in the final furlong to take the lead and win by three lengths from Martinmas wikipedia.org
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martlemas
martlemas obs. form of Martinmas. Oxford English Dictionary
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Martilmas
Martilmas see Martinmas. Oxford English Dictionary
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