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Winter Solstice Occurs Dec. 21; Ancient Pagan Celebrations Evolved to Christmas
Wednesday, December 21, marks the winter solstice, which will be the shortest day for the year in the world’s northern hemisphere. History shows that the winter solstice was adapted by Christians to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, which is now popularly known as Christmas.
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