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Saint John and the Bonfires: the Catholic origin of a feast that neopaganism tried to steal

Every year, when the night of June 23rd to 24th arrives, fire once again takes over squares, beaches, and fields. Bonfires, ritual jumps, wishes written on paper, words like energy, solstice, rebirth, magic. Many believe they are celebrating something ancient, pre-Christian, almost “appropriated” by the Church. However, the historical, theological, …

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