Why you shouldn’t celebrate Family Day on July 8 – an explanation

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Congratulations on Family Day, which is supposedly celebrated on July 8, are spreading in social networks. However, Family Day in Ukraine is celebrated on May 15, it was started by the United Nations in October 1993. So the first celebration took place in 1994. Every year the holiday has a focus. For example, on the 30th anniversary of Family Day, technological changes, migration, urbanization, demographic and climate changes and their impact on families will be discussed. July 8 is the Day of Family, Love and Loyalty celebrated in Russia. It was initiated in 2008 by deputies of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, but approved by Putin only in 2022. Photo: alebloshka/Depositphotos The holiday began in the city of Murom in the Vladimir region of Russia. The locals wanted to honor the Orthodox saints Peter and Fevronia, who died on July 8. First, the date was made the day of the city of Moore, and later it began to be popularized as an alternative to Valentine’s Day. They tried to “attract” Family Day to Ukraine in July. In 2012, the fugitive president Viktor Yanukovych signed the corresponding Decree 1209/2011 “On the celebration of certain commemorative dates and professional holidays in Ukraine.” It is about Family Day, an annual holiday celebrated on July 8. We will remind, on July 8, Ukrainians congratulate Commander-in-Chief Valery Zaluzhny on his 50th birthday and thank him for 500 days of joint struggle. Read also: “Dad, you have to come or we will be adopted.” The terrible war saga of one Ukrainian family

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