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But why do we celebrate? And who exactly was St George? Here's all you need to know about the dragon-slaying hero. READ MORE: Next dress is 'classy but casual at the same time' and could be perfect ...

However, as time went by, myths and legends began being built around St George. The most famous tale about him follows his heroic rescue of a princess from a terrifying dragon. According to the ...

The bills follow years of conflict between St. George and East Baton Rouge, rooted in disputes over school quality, taxation, and governance, culminating in St. George’s incorporation as a city ...

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But why do we celebrate? And who exactly was St George? Here's all you need to know about the dragon-slaying hero. St George’s Day is celebrated on April 23 every year. This year, 2025 ...

St George's Day, traditionally celebrated on April 23, is the feast day of St George, the patron saint of England. People across the country celebrate the day by adorning the red cross and ...

Legends also tell of how he killed a dragon that was extorting tribute from villagers. While St George's Day will be celebrated today by millions of people in England, the Church of England has ...

Legend has it that St George rode into the ancient city of Silene in modern day Libya to battle a dragon to protect the citizens. However, this story comes after the death of St George by several ...

so come on down and help us keep the legend of St George alive." The event will begin on Saturday at 9.30am and the procession - which will be followed by the dragon-slaying - will take place from ...

Traditionally, St George's Day is celebrated on April 23 each year, honouring the patron saint of England who, according to legend, slayed a dragon. St George was made the Patron Saint of England ...

Why has Church of England moved St. George's Day ... their princess to a hungry dragon when they run out of sheep. However, the mythical creature was slain by Saint George, who rescued the princess.