
Christmas is on its way we all know about Santa but what about babushka st.
about Santa but what about babushka st.
about Santa but what about babushka st. Nicholas and black Peter hi I’m Rebecca
Nicholas and black Peter hi I’m Rebecca
Nicholas and black Peter hi I’m Rebecca Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com and
Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com and
Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll be learning about Santa’s
today we’ll be learning about Santa’s
today we’ll be learning about Santa’s counterparts from around the world
counterparts from around the world
counterparts from around the world considered an ancestor of our modern-day
considered an ancestor of our modern-day
considered an ancestor of our modern-day Santa Claus the stately form of st.
Santa Claus the stately form of st.
Santa Claus the stately form of st. Nicholas is dressed in red and carries a
Nicholas is dressed in red and carries a
Nicholas is dressed in red and carries a bishops crook hailing originally from
bishops crook hailing originally from
bishops crook hailing originally from Turkey the figure historically rewards
Turkey the figure historically rewards
Turkey the figure historically rewards good children one story about Saint
good children one story about Saint
good children one story about Saint tells her three small children who find
tells her three small children who find
tells her three small children who find themselves lost they traveled to the
themselves lost they traveled to the
themselves lost they traveled to the house of an evil butcher who says he
house of an evil butcher who says he
house of an evil butcher who says he will help them but ends up chopping them
will help them but ends up chopping them
will help them but ends up chopping them into small pieces and puts them in a
into small pieces and puts them in a
into small pieces and puts them in a pickling tub for seven years at this
pickling tub for seven years at this
pickling tub for seven years at this time Saint Nicholas appears at the
time Saint Nicholas appears at the
time Saint Nicholas appears at the butcher’s door explaining that he knows
butcher’s door explaining that he knows
butcher’s door explaining that he knows what the man’s done shortly after Saint
what the man’s done shortly after Saint
what the man’s done shortly after Saint Nicholas prays to God and this restores
Nicholas prays to God and this restores
Nicholas prays to God and this restores the children to wholeness in life and
the children to wholeness in life and
the children to wholeness in life and they return to their families this is
they return to their families this is
they return to their families this is one of the many stories which explains
one of the many stories which explains
one of the many stories which explains why st. Nicholas is the patron and
why st. Nicholas is the patron and
why st. Nicholas is the patron and protector of children black Peter or
protector of children black Peter or
protector of children black Peter or Pierre Lenoir is a companion of Saint
Pierre Lenoir is a companion of Saint
Pierre Lenoir is a companion of Saint Nicholas seen as a chimney sweep the
Nicholas seen as a chimney sweep the
Nicholas seen as a chimney sweep the soot covered man is a counterpart of
soot covered man is a counterpart of
soot covered man is a counterpart of Santa Clauses elves helping the man in
Santa Clauses elves helping the man in
Santa Clauses elves helping the man in red give his gifts to children black
red give his gifts to children black
red give his gifts to children black Peter descends in the chimney before st.
Peter descends in the chimney before st.
Peter descends in the chimney before st. Nicholas and instead of rewarding the
Nicholas and instead of rewarding the
Nicholas and instead of rewarding the good children he punishes those who’ve
good children he punishes those who’ve
good children he punishes those who’ve been bad by filling issues with turnips
been bad by filling issues with turnips
been bad by filling issues with turnips stones and coal I give them
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