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Why is Whit Monday a public holiday in Denmark, but not in Sweden? - Vimarsana News

Why is Whit Monday a public holiday in Denmark, but not in Sweden?

People in Denmark have the day off on Whit Monday, but people in Sweden still have to work. Why is this?

Farewell Great Prayer Day: Danes will have to celebrate confirmations on another day in the future - The Copenhagen Post - Vimarsana News

Farewell Great Prayer Day: Danes will have to celebrate confirmations on another day in the future - The Copenhagen Post

Savour the flavour tomorrow, because it will likely be the last time the fourth Friday after Easter is a public holiday

Source: cphpost.dk
The Easter triduum: Easter Vigil - Vimarsana News

The Easter triduum: Easter Vigil

The Easter triduum: Join Dan Schutte in a virtual celebration of Easter Vigil liturgy. We gather as a family to tell the stories of our salvation and draw strength from the remembering.

Denmark abolishes public holiday to boost defense spending – DW – 02/28/2023 - Vimarsana News

Denmark abolishes public holiday to boost defense spending – DW – 02/28/2023

The government has argued that by getting rid of "Great Prayer Day" as a public holiday, more funds will be generated to flow into public spending and boost defense. Thousands have protested the move.

Source: dw.com
Ground News - Thousands of Danes protest cancelling of public holiday - Vimarsana News

Ground News - Thousands of Danes protest cancelling of public holiday

COPENHAGEN: Thousands of people gathered in Copenhagen on Sunday (Feb 5) to protest a Bill put forward by the government to scrap a public holiday to help finance increased defence spending. The demonstration was organised by the country's biggest labour unions which oppose abolishing the Great Prayer Day,