Every Day Is Mother’s Day

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Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. It’s Mothering Sunday today, March 14, which means it’s time to celebrate the strong, caring and inspiring maternal figure(s) in your life – even if you aren’t able to go inside her home to visit her. However, it is now accustomed for people to honour their mums with cards and token gifts as a way to show their appreciation for them.

When Mantel was asked recently if she believes in ghosts, she said, “I know of ghosts…” and that’s how this book will make readers feel.

Unlike Christmas, Mother’s Day is celebrated on a different date each year in the UK as it is linked to Easter, falling on the fourth Sunday during the period of lent (where people traditionally give up something for six weeks leading up to Easter Sunday).

But if you are little more conscious, if you remind yourself and look at this, “Oh, these trees are giving me oxygen. Traditionally, Mother’s Day was known as ‘Mothering Sunday’ when Christians were encouraged to visit their mother church where they were baptised. Mother’s Day isn’t the same in every country though, so to make sure you don’t get mixed up here’s everything you need to know about Mother’s Day in the UK, including why it's celebrated… When is Mother’s Day in the UK?I am not trying to belittle the genetic or biological mother, it is just that if you are a spiritual seeker, it is extremely important you get the right perspective of everything.