St. Nick (st. Nickolas) was a real life hero, he saved children from prostitution, give gifts to poor, and calmd down the storm to save sailors, and was christian bishop. In Europe st. Nick is celebrated on 6th December and on 25th December on Christmas (Christ mass) we celebrate birth od Christ, light that overcomes the darkness (after winter solstec) and children get presents on both of these dates :)
@@Lemuel928 it is importante that we do not put no saint and angel above Jesus, bevause Jesus is God and the rest are not, that is how it is in christianity.
SInterklaas is celebrated on December 5th in most Dutch countries like Netherlands, Sint maarten (saint Martin in English), Netherlands Antills, etc. It is celebrated on 6th in Belgium.
Key Facts & Information The Life of Saint Nicholas St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children, sailors, merchants, thieves, and pawnbrokers. He was of Greek descent and was born during the third century in the village of Patara. He lived most of his life in the nearby town of Myra (both of which were part Lycia, present-day Turkey). The name “Nicholas” means “people’s victory” in Greek. He was often referred to as “boy bishop”, becoming a bishop at the age of only 30 years. He was the Roman Catholic Bishop of Myra during a time when Christians were persecuted by the Romans. He was jailed by the Roman Emperor Diocletian for seven years until he was freed when Emperor Constantine, the first Christian Emperor, issued the Edict of Milan in 313. St. Nicholas attended the first Council of Nicaea in 325. According to legend, he helped three girls who couldn’t get married and were about to be sold by their fathers to slavery due to poverty by throwing purses of gold through their window for three consecutive nights. Legend also says that the saint brought back to life three children who were chopped by a butcher to cure and sell as ham. There are records of him intervening in the execution of three innocent men who were condemned to be executed by a corrupt magistrate because of a bribe. St. Nicholas’ remains were buried in Bari where a shrine was built for him. However, his bones were stolen by Venetian sailors. His remains are now in the church of St. Nicholas on Lido, Venice, Italy. He died at age 73 on the 3rd of December, 343. Research on the remains of St. Nicholas in 2005 shows that he was five feet tall and that he had a broken nose. A pure liquid called the Manna of St. Nicholas has been known to flow from his bones since his death 17 centuries ago. The Manna is collected by a Dominican priest every 9th of May to bless Christians.
Roman Catholic Bishop? Did they have terminology such as Catholic or were they just called Christians until after the schism? If St Nicholas was around during the schism I assure you he would have been Orthodox
Kid: "Mom,When can we see real Santa?" Mom: "You'll meet him not at the Mall or North Pole, but on the otherside right above us along with our great Grandparents but look for a guy named Nicolas"
Very happy to finally see someone on RUclips that has the facts about Santa Claus and Sinterklaas correct. 👍 I knew I was subscribed for a reason. Keep up the good work in the comming year.
Back inSt Nicholas days everyone who accepted and believed in Jesus was just called Christian only after the schism were they divided by Orthodox and Catholic
And there's always my favourite event when he attended the Council of Nicaea. When Arius rose to give his reasons for claiming that Jesus isn't God (the heresy of Arianism that he founded and that necessitated the Council), Saint Nicholas got up, went right to Arius and slapped him in the mouth. 😂😂 Eventually, after lots of discussion and debate, the orthodox position that Jesus is truly God was accepted by almost all the Bishops present, obviously except Arius and a small handful of his supporters. Lesson: Rise of the Guardians was right. Santa can throw hands when he has to.
@@CenturionMariusVinicius Not my responsibility to provide sources for someone else's claims. That falls solely on the one making said claim. Thanks for playing though. Better luck next time, Clownsma.
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Even after all this time, it’s memories still endures is generosity, has been remembered for over 1000 years a true hero change of the world even long after he gone, this memory will live on for many more years to come
SInterklaas is celebrated on December 5th in most Dutch countries like Netherlands, Sint maarten (saint Martin in English), Netherlands Antills, etc. Either Odin is part of the origin of Santa. Some think Thor is as well. BTW Sintklaas have a fun(ny) horror/Slasher movie has well, it is called Sint, they released it in USA under the Saint Nick, rest of Europe it is just Saint.
0:00 👍 Hey there's Santa Claus wear red suit and Saint Nicholas are help kids. Now that was a good deeds action. 0:39 Saint Nicholas holding bag with gold coins to give kid's gift saving them from an ill fated destiny. 1:03 Cool they pray the Saint in church. 1:30 He help to support Saint Nicholas to watch all people are doing good things. 2:00 👍 Seriously Santa Claus and Saint Nicholas are helpful to help people with compassion and kindness. 👏 Indeed. Wonderful. Totally impressive story of The Origin of Santa Claus and The Story of Saint Nicholas. They are totally amazing to helping people to making better future. Humanity will remember they're action deed in history.
Santa Claus is more closely related to Odin an it resembles in what Santa wear for an out fit from the boots to that hat an paganism and Odin were around a lot longer then St. Nicholas
@@MinhNguyen-pk9qk He did it in the Volsunga Saga where he (while wearing a disguise) gives a sword 2 Sigmund. Either in Saga of Hrolf Kraki, but Hrolf didn't want the gives. 1 of Odin's other name is Óski, what means gift giver, another name is Jólfaðr aka Yule Father (what can be seen as the proto form of Father Christmas). 1 can member 1 story that he gives 2 children, but can't member the name of story.
That's very beautiful video history Santa Clause i love that Hohoho hohoho Merry Christmas everyone hohoho ❤ yup I love that this video brother father absolutely I love so much.
First of all, it's "the Netherlands" rather than "Holland". Second of all, from what I read, the reason for the secrecy was because if people knew was dependent on the generosity of the church, then they'd be shamed.
Well originally Saint Nikolas is Greek but nowadays Greeks are stealing all the Turkish foods so time to repay. He is ours now 😏 Yup Santa is Turk well also he is carriying our colours and lived in Antalya.
Greeks as far as I know we're living in the area for millenia , how devoid of culture or personal recipes and cousin must you be to accuse them for stealing anything. Geez
St. Nick (st. Nickolas) was a real life hero, he saved children from prostitution, give gifts to poor, and calmd down the storm to save sailors, and was christian bishop. In Europe st. Nick is celebrated on 6th December and on 25th December on Christmas (Christ mass) we celebrate birth od Christ, light that overcomes the darkness (after winter solstec) and children get presents on both of these dates :)
He also converted the people of Constantinople to Christianity.
That means Santa is more of a Chad than Jesus himself,literally.(Despite his multiple selves every Christmas Season.)
@@Lemuel928 it is importante that we do not put no saint and angel above Jesus, bevause Jesus is God and the rest are not, that is how it is in christianity.
SInterklaas is celebrated on December 5th in most Dutch countries like Netherlands, Sint maarten (saint Martin in English), Netherlands Antills, etc. It is celebrated on 6th in Belgium.
December 5th in the Netherlands to be precise 🎁🍫
Key Facts & Information
The Life of Saint Nicholas
St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children, sailors, merchants, thieves, and pawnbrokers.
He was of Greek descent and was born during the third century in the village of Patara. He lived most of his life in the nearby town of Myra (both of which were part Lycia, present-day Turkey).
The name “Nicholas” means “people’s victory” in Greek.
He was often referred to as “boy bishop”, becoming a bishop at the age of only 30 years.
He was the Roman Catholic Bishop of Myra during a time when Christians were persecuted by the Romans.
He was jailed by the Roman Emperor Diocletian for seven years until he was freed when Emperor Constantine, the first Christian Emperor, issued the Edict of Milan in 313.
St. Nicholas attended the first Council of Nicaea in 325.
According to legend, he helped three girls who couldn’t get married and were about to be sold by their fathers to slavery due to poverty by throwing purses of gold through their window for three consecutive nights.
Legend also says that the saint brought back to life three children who were chopped by a butcher to cure and sell as ham.
There are records of him intervening in the execution of three innocent men who were condemned to be executed by a corrupt magistrate because of a bribe.
St. Nicholas’ remains were buried in Bari where a shrine was built for him. However, his bones were stolen by Venetian sailors. His remains are now in the church of St. Nicholas on Lido, Venice, Italy.
He died at age 73 on the 3rd of December, 343. Research on the remains of St. Nicholas in 2005 shows that he was five feet tall and that he had a broken nose.
A pure liquid called the Manna of St. Nicholas has been known to flow from his bones since his death 17 centuries ago. The Manna is collected by a Dominican priest every 9th of May to bless Christians.
Roman Catholic Bishop? Did they have terminology such as Catholic or were they just called Christians until after the schism? If St Nicholas was around during the schism I assure you he would have been Orthodox
Kid: "Mom,When can we see real Santa?"
Mom: "You'll meet him not at the Mall or North Pole, but on the otherside right above us along with our great Grandparents but look for a guy named Nicolas"
Very happy to finally see someone on RUclips that has the facts about Santa Claus and Sinterklaas correct. 👍
I knew I was subscribed for a reason. Keep up the good work in the comming year.
He’s definitely the Hero 🦸🏼♂️ of Christmas 🎄
Santa Claus is real nowadays his spirit lives in us all in the month of December that’s what we should teach our children
Those are Catholic vestments he is wearing, Saint Nickolas was a Greek-Orthodox Bishop , way different religious attires.
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No who you're thinking is Saint Bill of Capadocia.
Nicolas is the catholic equivalent.
@@ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣΛΑΧΑΝΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ Saint Nickolas was a Greek Orthodox Bishop whose remains were carried much later to Italy. His nationality though was Greek.
We are talking about the 4th century, not the 11th century, technically it's all one church.
Back inSt Nicholas days everyone who accepted and believed in Jesus was just called Christian only after the schism were they divided by Orthodox and Catholic
And there's always my favourite event when he attended the Council of Nicaea.
When Arius rose to give his reasons for claiming that Jesus isn't God (the heresy of Arianism that he founded and that necessitated the Council), Saint Nicholas got up, went right to Arius and slapped him in the mouth. 😂😂
Eventually, after lots of discussion and debate, the orthodox position that Jesus is truly God was accepted by almost all the Bishops present, obviously except Arius and a small handful of his supporters.
Lesson: Rise of the Guardians was right. Santa can throw hands when he has to.
Source: Trust me bro. 🤡
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@@CenturionMariusVinicius Not my responsibility to provide sources for someone else's claims. That falls solely on the one making said claim. Thanks for playing though. Better luck next time, Clownsma.
Compliments from the Kingdom of the Netherlands! 🇳🇱
Saint Nicholas, pray for us
Saint Nicholas : Christianity Christmas Catholic and Orthodox Santa Claus handshake saint Nicholas saint Bishop russia Germany and Norway generous give food and toy children viruses deeds generosity and kindness
Even after all this time, it’s memories still endures is generosity, has been remembered for over 1000 years a true hero change of the world even long after he gone, this memory will live on for many more years to come
Amazing video
You forgot about how Saint Nicholas punched a heretic in the face at the council of nicene
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All the more reasons to love Christmas. Time changes but the reasons remain the same
It was the mere actions of one kind saint alone who brought a new hope that created one of the worlds only gods left
SInterklaas is celebrated on December 5th in most Dutch countries like Netherlands, Sint maarten (saint Martin in English), Netherlands Antills, etc.
Either Odin is part of the origin of Santa. Some think Thor is as well.
BTW Sintklaas have a fun(ny) horror/Slasher movie has well, it is called Sint, they released it in USA under the Saint Nick, rest of Europe it is just Saint.
0:00 👍 Hey there's Santa Claus wear red suit and Saint Nicholas are help kids. Now that was a good deeds action.
0:39 Saint Nicholas holding bag with gold coins to give kid's gift saving them from an ill fated destiny.
1:03 Cool they pray the Saint in church.
1:30 He help to support Saint Nicholas to watch all people are doing good things.
2:00 👍 Seriously Santa Claus and Saint Nicholas are helpful to help people with compassion and kindness.
👏 Indeed. Wonderful. Totally impressive story of The Origin of Santa Claus and The Story of Saint Nicholas. They are totally amazing to helping people to making better future. Humanity will remember they're action deed in history.
St Nicholas was Greek.
He was TURK.
@@islammehmeov2334 poor Turks cannot get over that you are occupiers of a foreign land
Well, he lived he lived in the place where modern day turkey was, but he was Greek
Saint Nicolas used to punch heretics in the stomach whenever they voice their heretic opinions 😅
Interesting
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Santa Claus is more closely related to Odin an it resembles in what Santa wear for an out fit from the boots to that hat an paganism and Odin were around a lot longer then St. Nicholas
Does Odin go around giving people gifts?
@@MinhNguyen-pk9qk Funny is Thor had elves has little helpers. But Odin did give gifts in 1 story.
Santa is a mix of both.
@@PureMaddnessOne which one is that?
@@MinhNguyen-pk9qk He did it in the Volsunga Saga where he (while wearing a disguise) gives a sword 2 Sigmund. Either in Saga of Hrolf Kraki, but Hrolf didn't want the gives. 1 of Odin's other name is Óski, what means gift giver, another name is Jólfaðr aka Yule Father (what can be seen as the proto form of Father Christmas). 1 can member 1 story that he gives 2 children, but can't member the name of story.
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That's very beautiful video history Santa Clause i love that Hohoho hohoho Merry Christmas everyone hohoho ❤ yup I love that this video brother father absolutely I love so much.
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, I like Magnus Santis much better
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I didn't know it was inspired by St. Nickolas. Good 👍 ❤🎅
Good video
Yep. Santa is from Anatolia, not from North Pole.
BRO December 6th is a celebration and don't forget the Fish that i forgot the name
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I wanna see the Birth of Jesus Christ story
I wonder if the name Yoshua will surprise you
A Merry Christmas everybody!
Epic Pagan roots
1:18 turkey claus
Fun Fact: santa Claus is the saint of strippers, Blessed Be.
First of all, it's "the Netherlands" rather than "Holland". Second of all, from what I read, the reason for the secrecy was because if people knew was dependent on the generosity of the church, then they'd be shamed.
The great origin of the priest in Saint Nicholas
yup dat is sinterklaas
Well originally Saint Nikolas is Greek but nowadays Greeks are stealing all the Turkish foods so time to repay. He is ours now 😏 Yup Santa is Turk well also he is carriying our colours and lived in Antalya.
This clarifies why my Turkish classmates of primary school were so happy when I dressed up as Black Pete and threw candy at them😂
@@DT-wp4hk Ahaha that was one of the best legends i have ever heard 😅
Greeks as far as I know we're living in the area for millenia , how devoid of culture or personal recipes and cousin must you be to accuse them for stealing anything. Geez
@@DT-wp4hk Like actually Black Pete or the version that they have now aka Dusty pete? The former would be based.
@@PureMaddnessOne original one
You made the image of St. nicholas wrong, he was someone from turkey so he shouldn't be a white man
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Not christian, Roman Pagan