Today is Mother s Day, why is there Mother s Day?

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As a global holiday, Mother's Day comes from the United States. In the immediate aftermath of the South American War in 1876, the entire United States was still immersed in mourning. At this time, Mrs. Chavez, who worked in the chapel, stood up and called for a holiday for all mothers, especially those who lost their children in the war, to commemorate and praise the great mother.

Sadly, before this wish could be fulfilled, Mrs. Chávez died.

Why is there Mother's Day.

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As a global holiday, Mother's Day is a finger from the United States. In 1876, just after the end of the South American War, the whole United States was still immersed in mourning. At this time, Mrs. Chavez, who worked in the chapel, stood up and called for a holiday to be celebrated and celebrated for all mothers, especially those who had lost their children in the war.

Sadly, before this wish could be fulfilled, Mrs. Chávez died.

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Later, in order to fulfill her mother's legacy, his daughter Anna Jarvis organized a memorial event at the local church the year after her death, and encouraged others to express her gratitude to her mother's Zen pants in a similar way. As soon as this move was proposed, it was enthusiastically supported by the people. So in 1913, the United States set the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day.

Mother's Day is a national holiday in the United States, held on the second Sunday of May every year. Celebrating the festival for mothers originated from the folk custom of ancient Greece.

The time and origin of the world's first Mother's Day: Mother's Day originated in the United States. On May 9, 1906, Anna Javis's mother died in Philadelphia, USA, and she was devastated.

On the anniversary of her mother's death the following year, Miss Anna organized a memorial service for her mother and encouraged others to express their gratitude to their mothers in a similar way. Since then, she has lobbied everywhere and appealed to all parts of the society to call for the establishment of Mother's Day. Her appeal received an enthusiastic response.

On May 10, 1913, the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives passed a resolution to sign the Proclamation signed by Wilson**, deciding that the second Sunday in May every year is Mother's Day. Since then, there has been Mother's Day, which has also become the first Mother's Day in the world. This initiative has led to a wave of follow-up in countries around the world, and by 1948, when Anna passed the throne, 43 countries had established Mother's Day.

So, May 10, 1913 is the world's first Mother's Day.

Mother's Day** is a festival of mother's love in Greece, and the second Sunday in May is designated as Mother's Day every year! (1) Although it has only been more than 80 years since Mother's Day was officially celebrated, the concept of finding a day to express high respect for mothers can be traced back a long time. The ancient Greeks and Romans held spring festivals to express their reverence for the Mother God, a female god in general.

Later, in medieval England, Lent was a religious event of fasting or penance to commemorate Jesus' fasting in the wilderness, and the time was so denied that it was held on the fourth Sunday from the end of February to the beginning of April every year, which is called Mother's Day. On that day, the growing child had to bring a gift home to his mother. In the United States, Julia 6 4 Wade 6 4 Hoyer, a writer known for writing the Battle Hymn of the Republic, suggested that a certain day in June should be chosen as Mother's Day.

With the outbreak of the American Civil War, many mothers experienced the horrors of war and the loss of their lovers, and Julia advocated for a holiday to promote peace. Her advice has been followed in only a few places. Soon after, an American named Mrs. Javis was organizing a committee in her hometown of Grafton, West Virginia, to sponsor Mothers' Friendship Day.

The purpose of the holiday is to unite the families of the eastern states who fought for both the North and the South in the civil war. Mrs. Javis's plan received local support, but the idea of Mother's Day was not realized until after her death. Anna Carries on Her Mother's Legacy Mrs. Javis died in Philadelphia on May 9, 195, the second Sunday of that month; She was a widow who lived with her son, Claude, and her two daughters, Elsino and Anna; Claude was a successful businessman, while Elsinor was nearly blind.

Anna has always loved her mother, so after her death, she wanted to find a way to pay eternal tribute to her mother and continue her mother's idea of Mother's Day. In 197, she wrote to the pastor of Grafton Church asking him to make a special memorial service for her mother, who had passed away on her second anniversary.

Summary. Hello dear. Mother's Day first originated in Greece as a holiday to pay homage to the Greek Mother of the Gods.

Hello dear. Mother's Day first originated in Greece as a holiday to pay homage to the Greek Mother of the Gods.

In the mid-17th century, Mother's Day spread to England, and the British celebrated Mother's Day on the fourth Sunday of Lent. Whereas, modern Mother's Day originated in the United States and is celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year. Mother's Day was first popular in Hong Kong and Taiwan in China, and then gradually introduced to the mainland, and basically became a recognized Mother's Day at the end of the 20th century.

In the early 19th century, Mrs. Chaves, an American mother, worked hard to establish a special holiday to commemorate her mother. However, the mother died before this wish could be fulfilled, but the feat did not stop there, and was taken over by her daughter Anna Jarvis, who remained by her mother until her death. Thanks to Mrs. Chaves' solid foundation and Anna's perseverance, Mother's Day was first implemented in West Virginia and Pennsylvania on May 10, 1908.

And in 1913, the United States officially established the second Sunday of May as the official Mother's Day, and since then Mother's Day has spread throughout the world, and mothers usually receive gifts on this day.

Summary. Dear, there will be Mother's Day mainly because in Greece at that time, in order to show respect for the Greek mother of the gods, a holiday was set, and then it spread to the United Kingdom, and the British people took the fourth Sunday as Mother's Day, and finally the United States took the second Sunday of May as Mother's Day, which spread to the mainland.

Dear, there will be Mother's Day mainly because at that time in Greece, in order to show respect for the Greek mother of the gods, a festival was set, and then it spread to the United Kingdom, and the British people took the fourth Sunday as the Mausoleum Mother's Day, and finally the United States took the second Sunday of May as Mother's Day, which spread to the mainland.