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Italy Set to Reinstate St Francis Public Holiday After Parliament Vote

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Italy's lower house has backed a bill to reinstate a national holiday on 4 October in honour of St Francis of Assisi, which the government of Giorgia Meloni said was important to the nation's identity.

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While in France, the abolition of two days by the executive had led to polemicism, in Rome, the plan to make the Saint-Francois a home date was voted on by a large majority in Parliament.

·Paris, France
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The Chamber of Deputies gave the green light on Tuesday to the bill establishing for October 4, the day of St. Francis, a new national holiday, restoring a holiday abolished half a century ago. There is only the passage to the Senate for final approval. The new day of festivity, however, in addition to the symbolic dimension will also have economic repercussions and on the pay envelope of the Italians. The workers and employees of the private se…

·Rome, Italy
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The Italian government has declared the feast day of Francis of Assisi, the founder of the Franciscan order, a public holiday, giving millions of Italians an extra day off.

·Estonia
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ANSA broke the news in Italy on Tuesday, September 23, 2025.
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