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Lucie and the Tradition of St. Lucia ZZH3ZZ ZTITLEZ Rural Gi*l from ZZTITLEZ | ZH2Z Thursday 13 December 2018 ZZH2Z | ZH3Z Lucy and Tradition of St. Lucia ZZH3Z | ZTT3Z Lucie was the daughter of the rich and of noble parents. Legend has it that she chose for virgin life, refused all bids for marriage and gave her property to the poor. Sometimes she even squeezed her eyes to discourage another of the suitors, but as a miracle, her eyesight was returned. The disappointed and refused pagan suitor gave her as a secret Christian. Lucie did not want to give up her conviction and should have been placed in a brothel. But it was a miracle, and it was not possible to move the car. She was thrown into prison where they cruelly to*tured her. Finally her life ended with a dagger in her th*oat. Often it is pictured with a dagger in the th*oat or a bowl with eyes. She is a guardian of vision and a patron of seamstresses, tailors and others. Most often, Lucky walked from head to toe in white sails and had a ghostly mask with a big beak on her face. Sometimes they went without masks, but they had a faint face. When they came to the house, they usually just kept silent and communicated with a pantomime. Because at that time Christmas was already around the corner, they went with a ba*g and checked to see if the housekeeper was tidy. With a barbecue or a pergola they smoothed all the corners, swept dust, but everything was bad. On this day, feathers and wires were forbidden. Some of the housekeepers were busy doing this job, punishing them properly by picking up the cone and blowing feathers around the room. It was a hideous custom for Lucky to go to houses with long wooden knives and threaten children who did not care about Advent during the crackling of their belly. There was also a superstition to defend the forces of evil witches throughout the year, through Lucie. When the fire of twelve logs ignited at Christmas, the witches had no access to the house. However, Polena had to be postponed one by one, one day from December 13, when Lucie had a holiday until the birth of God.