Candlemas , auch: Candlemass

Although often still very cold, Candlemas was celebrated as the first day of spring.

Candlemas did become important enough to find its way into the secular calendar.

The next morning the villagers attend church to commemorate Candlemas.

Candlemas, and there was a dance in the sergeants' mess.

In the villages this Candlemas feast has two aspects.

The festivities begin the previous day, Candlemas, when white doves are released.

One of the major festivals here is Candlemas.

In other cultures these remain up until Candlemas on February 2.

Candlemas in this city is an important celebration.

Candlemas was the new hot restaurant in the Triangle District.

Tamales are associated with certain celebrations such as Candlemas .

If Candlemas brings cloud and rain, winter won't come again."

There have been brilliant Candlemas days when the tiles seemed to skip under the whip of the cold.

A quarter day in the Christian calendar (due to Candlemas).

This led to an annual fair which coincided with the busiest pilgrimage season, the time around Candlemas.

He went the week of Candlemas.

He remembered the day well because it was Candlemas day, and this was the anniversary.

I'm ninety, come Candlemas; but it don't seem long since I took the bounty.

Candlemas is an important event in Tecomán with traditional dances and fair.

Two million come during Candlemas alone.

Every year the college hosts a Candlemas Ball.

Bothwell, however refused to attend mass on Candlemas day.

The use of candles on Candlemas represents the light of Christ presented to the world.

A wax candle blessed on Candlemas Day February 2 was used.

Candlemas occurs 40 days after Christmas.