Christmas, Lenten, Good Friday, Easter and Halloween (All souls day) are considered Christian, but nothing is far removed from the truth than this.

Pagan festivals celebrating their abominable gods and goddesses entered the Church in the third century when the Roman Emperor Constantine became a follower of a cross that he saw in his dream one night. The world-wide Roman empire (hence the name Roman Catholic) was declared Christian the following morning. All idol-worshippers stuck to their practices. Observed closely, most of these practices have an equivalent in the religions of the world today.