What is another word for Saint Agness Eve?
Pronunciation: [sˈe͡ɪnt ˈaɡnəs ˈiːv] (IPA) 
Saint Agness Eve, also known as Saint Agnes Eve, is celebrated on January 20th in honor of Saint Agnes, the patron saint of young girls. Synonyms for Saint Agnes Eve include the Feast of Saint Agnes, Agnes Day, and Agnesmas. This day is steeped in tradition and folklore, with many believing that young unmarried women can dream of their future husbands on this night. Other customs include lighting candles, blessing wool, and eating special pastries. This day is also celebrated in language and literature, with Shakespeare even mentioning it in his play Romeo and Juliet. Whatever the name or tradition, Saint Agnes Eve remains an important day in religious and cultural history.
