Priests usually place blessed ashes in form of the cross on individuals’ foreheads to remind them of mortality, sorrow for sins, change, and forgiveness. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lenten discipline for observant Christians. It is traditionally a time of fasting and prayer in preparation for receiving or reaffirming baptism at Easter.

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A Festive Celebration that includes traditional food, beverage and entertainment Live Music and Entertainment Provided By The Connolly Brothers Will O’Connor The Early McLaughlin Irish Step Dancers For more information, please see the flier for the event at this link http://www.ramseykofc.org/documents/Knights_St_Pattys_Party_2020_flyer.pdf

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St. Patrick's Day is fixed on March 17, but may occasionally be moved by Catholic Church authorities. This happened in 1940, so that the celebrations would not fall on Palm Sunday, and in 2008 to avoid Holy Monday, the last Monday before Easter Sunday.

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Palm leaves symbolize victory and joy among many Christians in the United States.