Caludians are not advised to wash and wash the floor on Mud at

Orthodox Kalujans today honor the memory of the Monk Paraskeva-Petka of Serbia. She lived in the eleventh century in a pious Serbian family, and once at a service heard the words of Christ: “If anyone wants to come after me, let him deny himself.” After that, Paraskeva gave all her property to the poor and went to Constantinople, and then spent many years in the Jordan desert. Her incorruptible relics of the Monk now rest in the cathedral church of the city of Iasi in Romania.

In the people because of the rains and the first frosts, the day was called Paraskeva Mud. At this time, the hostess began to mint flax, baked pies, arranged gatherings with songs.

Avoid washing, washing the floor and the long way. It was not customary to start new business and laugh loudly.

Saint Paraskeva is asked in prayers for family happiness.

As reported earlier, Kaluga motorists congratulate the inspector.