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Father’s Day–First Sunday in September, in Australia. September 5, 2021…


Today the 5 September, 2021, we Celebrate Father’s Day.

Every Year, First week in September on the Sunday, is Father’s Day in Australia. The Greatest Men on this Earth, both Present and Have Been… Let us Celebrate and Be Grateful for Our Father’s, Without them we Would not be here, Celebrating this Momentous and Great DAY…

Why do we Celebrate Father’s Day?, in Australia?–We celebrate Father’s day to celebrate the Fatherhood, on a Specific day, in Australia, the First Sunday in September.

It is the First week of Spring, and This day is Celebrated Yearly, to show that the Status of a Father in Our society, and to Appreciate and celebrate Fatherhood, in Australia. ( information on, Father’s day, Australia, 2021… )

When is Father’s day, and Why is it Differently Celebrated, around the World?–2021 Father’s day falls on the, 5 September 2021, and Next year the date will be, The 4 September , 2022.

Australia is one of Four countries that Celebrates Father’s day, First Sunday in September. The other Countries are New Zealand, Fiji and Papua New Guinee.

The explanation is that from The News reports on Father’s Day from the United States, Is that Australia, decided to make it a Tradition in Australia too.

Instead of waiting A year to, Celebrate, it was Reinstated later in the Calendar year, Taken from the United states, in the similar season. ( By Angus Kidman, 21 June, 2021. )

How many Children, do Fathers have in Australia?–Statistically in Australia, most Fathers have Two children, (over 40% of Fathers do. ) One third of these fathers became, Fathers between the Ages of 25-30 Years of Age.

Father’s day in Australia–Time and Date?–There are suggestions that Father’s day, may have Originated in Pagan Sun worship. Some parts of Paganism, see the Sun as the Father of the Universe.

In Australia, Father’s Day is, Celebrated First Sunday of September. In other Countries the Third Sunday of June, which is Close to the June Solistice.

The idea of a Special day to Honor Fathers, and to Celebrate their Fatherhood was introduced, Initially in the United States, Of America.

Father’s day in Australia, 2021 and Beyond?–Yes, in Australia, Father’s day, is In place to Coincide with The Spring’s Birthdate.

This card I made In Remembrance of OUR Father, on Father’s Day. OUR, Father is In Heaven…

Spring Father’s Day, 2021. Mixed Media. Marie. Crimi. 2021…

This is the Excellent Opportunity to Celebrate in Nature with Family Membersf and Friends. To Buy customized Father’s day Gifts, like Fishing, camping and Sporting items. Giving Father’s gifts, is an Important part of Father’s day, in Australia

Father’s day Facts– ( In the, Interflora Australia? ),–There are over 4.6 million Fathers in Australia.

In 1909, Sonora Smart Dodd, decided to Create an Official Father’s day. After listening to Anna Jarvis ( An American, who Created Mother’s day ). Dodd, was a Believer in Father’s day, because her Father William Jackson Smart, raised his Six children, Alone.

Dodd’s, suggestion was the Father’s day to be on Her Fathers Birthday, On the 5 June 1909. However, the First Father’s day was Celebrated on the, Third Sunday in June, 19 June, 1910.

On the First Sunday in September in Australia, we Celebrate the Love and Dedication of Fathers, Step–Fathers, Guardians, Father-in-laws, Uncles and Grandfathers. We Thank them, for being Our Teacher, Carer, Friend and Role model.

The Traditional flower of Father’s day is a Rose. Red roses are for Living Fathers. White Roses are for Fathers who Have Died.

Every year in Australia, $1.36 billion is Spent on Mothers’ day and $660 million on Father’s day.

Nature Trivia–Do you Know?– That it is the Father–Sea Horse, Whom carries the Eggs and Gives birth, to Their Babies. ( in the, For Teachers, for students, 2021. )

In concluding this Blog, We Must all Celebrate Greatly this Day, which is Truly Great and Momentous, always Has been and Always will be, on this Earth…

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