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Encyclopedia > 2nd February

February 2 is the 33rd day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar. There are 332 days remaining (333 in leap years).



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February 2nd (1843 words)
of February has been held as the festival of the Purification of the Virgin, and it is still a holiday of the Church of England.
The popular name Candlemass is derived from the ceremony which the Church of Rome dictates to be observed on this day; namely, a blessing of candles by the clergy, and a distribution of them amongst the people, by whom they are afterwards carried lighted in solemn procession.
Thus the snowdrop was called the Purification Flower (also the Fair Maid of February), from its blossoming about Candlemass; the crocus was dedicated to St. Valentine; the daisy to St. Margaret (hence called by the French La belle Marguerite); the Crown Imperial to St. Edward, king of the West Saxons, whose day is the 18
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