Valentin day.pptx 1.pptx 2

Valentin day.pptx 1.pptx 2

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  VALENTIN DAY Members: •ALEJANDRA AGUDELO GOMEZ •MAIRA ALEJANDRA CARDONA GALVIS •MICHAEL S. CORONADO ARIZA •FERNEY DARIO DUQUE OCAMPO •EFRAIN ANTONIO MAZO GALVIS •LUIS DAVID MEJIA GONZALEZ •ANDERSON MURILLO VERGARA
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  INTRODUCTION Valentine's Day isa traditional celebration of Anglo-Saxon countries that has been implemented in other countries throughout the twentieth century mainly in the loving couples express their love and affection to each other. Held on February 14, Valentine's feast day. In some countries it is known as Valentine's Day and in others as Day of Love and Friendship. [Citation needed] In Anglo-America in the 1840s, Esther A. Howland began to sell the first mass postcards Valentine, known as "valentines" with symbols like a heart or Cupid, but with the rise of the Internet has spread the custom of exchanging virtual postcards. Also on this day is common tradition of giving roses to those people who have a special affection. Several theories give this date the origin of Valentine's Day. In the Nordic countries it is during this time when paired and mated birds, hence this period is seen as a symbol of love and creation. Some believe it is a Christianized pagan festival, as in ancient Rome was made the worship of the god of love, whose Greek name was Eros, whom the Romans called Cupid. This celebration is called the favors of God through gifts or offerings to achieve and find the perfect love.
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  HISTORY Many believe thatthis day has been celebrated recently and came by the interest of the big malls, but its origins date back to the Roman Empire. Valentine was a priest who practiced around the third century in Rome. Emperor Claudius II ruled, who decided to ban marriages for young people, because in his opinion the bachelors made ​better soldiers without family, and with fewer strings attached. The priest felt that the decree was unfair and challenged the Emperor. Held in secret marriages for young lovers (hence it has become popular Valentine is the patron saint of lovers). The Emperor Claudius found out and as Valentine enjoyed great prestige in Rome, the emperor summoned him to the palace. Valentine took that occasion to proselytize Christianity. [1]
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  Although initially showedinterest Claudius II, the army and the Governor of Rome, called Calpurnio, persuaded him to persuade her. [1] The Emperor Claudius then gave orders that encarcelasen Valentin. Then, the officer Asterius, imprison manager, wanted to test ridicule and Valentin. I challenge you sick, opening the view to a daughter, named Julia, who was born blind. Valentine agreed and on behalf of the Lord restored his sight. [1] This Asterius convulsed and his family, who converted to Christianity. Anyway, Valentine continued weak prisoner and finally Emperor Claudius ordered that he be martyred and executed on 14 February 270. The young Julia, grateful to the saint, planted a pink-blossomed almond tree near his grave. Hence, the almond is a symbol of lasting love and friendship. [1] THIS IS VALENTIN
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  CELEBRATION In the U.S.and Canada, are famous acquaintances "valentines", is greeting the children made ​that day and exchange with friends. Some parties are held in schools where children put all the "valentines" in a box previously decorated for the occasion and at the end of the day, each distributed to the respective recipient. Many of these valentines are made ​by children in school and for that use paper placemats, red paper, wallpaper, and pictures cut from magazines. Sometimes they buy this item. His best cards to give to the reserve relatives and teachers. The older students, take the opportunity to dance and celebrate Valentine's Day parties. Make candy baskets, gifts and cards trimmed with hearts and cupids. Many people send flowers, candy, or other gifts to their lovers. Many boxes are heart-shaped chocolate and red ribbon. But generally, this is what everybody does now. Valentine's Day is Feb. 14, and while it is a holiday or holiday, given enough importance. Shortly after finishing the Christmas and New Year, the shops are full of decorations, greeting cards, flowers and Valentine gifts. Hearts abound, both in shops and in schools. All ready to celebrate on February 14.
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  Valentine's Day isFeb. 14