In Croatia, the feast day of "Jurjevo" is celebrated on 23 April by the Roman Catholic Croats mainly in the rural areas of Turopolje and Gornja Stubica. In Croatian George is called "Juraj" while in Serbian he's called "Đorđe" (); in Bulgarian "Georgi" () and in Macedonian "Ǵorǵija" (). The use of bonfires is similar to Walpurgis Night. In Turopolje, "Jurjevo" involves a Slavic tradition where five most beautiful girls are picked to play as Dodola goddesses dressed in leaves and sing for the village every day till the end of the holiday.