Origins of Boxing Day
Boxing Day, often misunderstood, has roots tied to the feast of St. Stephen, celebrated on December 26. While many believe it involves putting away Christmas decorations or returning gifts, the term actually refers to a "Christmas box," a gratuity given to service workers. This relatively modern holiday gained popularity during Queen Victoria's reign, highlighting the importance of acknowledging those who serve us throughout the year.In this clip
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