Christian traditions under fire: FPÖ defends crosses in schools!

Christian traditions under fire: FPÖ defends crosses in schools!

Neunkirchen, Österreich - The Advent season not only brings the focus on the festive atmosphere, but also political debates and traditional customs. In Lower Austria, the waves hit up after the freedom (FPÖ) decided to give Christian roots a stage in society. According to krone.at , the FPÖ relies on two initiatives to promote Christian customs:

• A booklet with local Christmas carols
• a laws of law that is supposed to make the hanging of crosses in all school classes.

These approaches are in a sharp contrast to the efforts to reduce religious symbols in public space, which in particular is annoyed by the FPÖ state party. Partis secretary Alexander Murlasits said that traditions should no longer be displaced from public square. Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner confirmed her position in the Christmas tree's light ceremony: "The cross is and remains in our schools, kindergartens and hospitals. Because we do not hide our Christian roots."

traditions that warm hearts

Christmas time is also characterized in Austria by numerous customs that strengthen the feeling of community and reflection. Like meinzirk.at reports, traditions such as cutting "barbara-two" on December 4th a special role. The Advent season is not just about gifts, but also about the transfer of wishes and emotions that combine generations.

Another highlight is the peace light from Bethlehem, which is distributed by scouts and the fire brigade youth throughout Lower Austria. It symbolizes peace and hope and encourages people to pause during the contemplative time and to reflect on the real values ​​of life. All these customs from the crib to Advent wreath bring people into a festive mood, support the community and promote the inner peace that is often lost in the hectic pre -Christmas period.