FathersDay21

Every year on the third Sunday of June in many countries around the world it is customary to celebrate Father's Day. This holiday was founded on the initiative of an American resident of Sonora Smart, who during the service in the church, held in honor of Mother's Day, thought about how difficult it is to raise her father-William Jackson Smart and five other children. Then Sonora turned to the authorities and proposed to make an official date in the year, which will be dedicated to all fathers who give warmth and joy to their children. Initially, the authorities decided that Father's Day would be celebrated on June 5, just as William Smart was born, but later the holiday was moved to June 19. Over time, it became customary to celebrate Father's Day on the third Sunday in June. The symbols of this holiday are red and white flowers. The first ones are worn when the father is still alive, but the white ones are worn if the father is already dead.