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A Brief History:
Premise: We often think of the brave men and women in uniform who have sacrificed their lives in defense of their country and communities. This day also pays tribute to those who, in times of crisis, took the initiative to help a stranger or a neighbor and ultimately made the ultimate sacrifice.

Parable of the Good Samaritan courtesy of Openverse

Sacrifice in Form Without Uniform: To those first responders and good samaritans. We remember those persons who put someone else’s life ahead of their own. We honor those who give up an organ to save a life of another. We teach our children and fellow man to be honorable–with integrity, benevolence and being humble.

How to Become Involved: An ultimate sacrifice refers to the act of relinquishing one’s life for a greater cause or for another individual, exemplified by a soldier who perishes in combat or a martyr who confronts death for their convictions. Here are several instances of an ultimate sacrifice:

• Military Service: Soldiers who lose their lives in warfare, dedicating themselves to the defense of their nation or their comrades, are frequently regarded as having made the ultimate sacrifice.
• Martyrs: Those who perish for their convictions or ideals, including religious martyrs and advocates for human rights, are viewed as having made an ultimate sacrifice.
• Biblical Examples: The crucifixion of Jesus is often referenced as the ultimate sacrifice, representing a selfless demonstration of love for humanity.
• Everyday Examples: Although not always involving life-threatening situations, individuals can still make significant sacrifices for others, such as a parent prioritizing their child’s needs over their own or a friend dedicating their time to assist someone in distress.
• Historical Figures: Figures like Panna, who gave up her own son to ensure the safety of the future king, Udai Singh, serve as historical examples of ultimate sacrifice.

More Than Celebration: Any and every day someone gives to the point of the unltimate sacrifice is a blessing. God bless!

Photo by iStrfry , Marcus courtesy of Openverse

Celebrated: The holiday is celebrated yearly on March 18^th, since the year 2004.

A Few Facts:
I am sharing a few facts, and more, some trivia, some not trivial. . .

Thanksgiving: It is indeed a great honor to be able to reach out and thank a person who has given the ultimate sacrifice in any form!

Appreciation Thank you!!

Saint Peter Sanz and Companion Martyrs courtesy of Openverse

The Present:
We are set on getting ready for our holidays that are upcoming, holiday shopping, and remembering to make sure that the house has its wreaths!

The Future:
Wreaths will always be a great symbol of the upcoming holidays! Let’s give and receive thanks with the holiday this great year and in the years to come. . .

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The Good Samaritan courtesy of Openverse

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