Feast of St. John

The Feast of St. John, celebrated on June 24th, honors St. John the Baptist, a key figure in Christianity who baptized Jesus and preached about repentance. It marks the anniversary of his birth, as described in the Bible. Traditionally, this day involves religious services, processions, and often outdoor festivities like bonfires and feasts, symbolizing light and growth associated with John’s role in preparing the way for Jesus. It is celebrated in many Christian communities around the world, emphasizing themes of renewal, faith, and the significance of John’s prophetic mission.