Saint Andrew's Day
{'<entity_0>': 'Andrew the Apostle', '<entity_1>': "Saint Andrew's Day", '<entity_2>': "St. Andrew's Day", '<entity_3>': 'Slovakia', '<entity_4>': 'Ukraine', '<entity_5>': 'holiday', '<entity_6>': 'Russia', '<entity_7>': 'Poland', '<entity_8>': 'Andrew'}
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<entity_1>, also known as Andermas, is the feast day of <entity_0>. He is the patron saint of Cyprus, Scotland, Greece, Romania, <entity_6>, <entity_4>, the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, San Andres Island (Colombia), Saint <entity_8> (Barbados) and Tenerife. In Germany, the feast day is celebrated as Andreasnacht ("(St.) <entity_8>'s Night"), in Austria with the custom of Andreasgebet ("(St.) <entity_8>'s Prayer"), in <entity_7> as Andrzejki ("<entity_8>'s (festivities)"), and in <entity_6> as Андреева ночь ("<entity_8>'s night"). <entity_1> marks the beginning of the traditional Advent devotion of the Saint <entity_8> Christmas Novena. In 2006, the Scottish Parliament passed the <entity_2> Bank Holiday (Scotland) Act 2007, which designated the Day as an official bank <entity_5>. In parts of <entity_4>, Germany, Austria, <entity_3>, <entity_7>, <entity_6> and Romania, a superstitious belief exists that the night before <entity_1> is especially suitable for magic that reveals a young woman's future husband or that binds a future husband to her. In <entity_7>, the <entity_5> Andrzejki is celebrated on the night of the 29th through 30 November.
['Slavic folk holiday', 'Slavic folk calendar', 'holiday', 'Slavic folk calendars']