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Saint Nicholas, a 4th-Century bishop who was from modern-day Turkey.
Christian, he was a bishop.
Well, firstly, the name of the first, 'real' Santa Claus was Saint Nicolas. He gave of his own meagre means to the needy. Of Greek descent himself, he was Bishop of Myra [now in Turkey] but originally, also mainly of Greek origin and tradition.
santa is originally from saint nickoles
The Santa Gertrudis cattle was originally bred at King Ranch, in Kingsville, Texas. Santa Gertrudis cattle are a cross of Brahman and Shorthorn.
There is no patron saint of Santa. However, Santa is loosely based on the real life Bishop St. Nicholas of Myra.
The first santa was a Turkish Bishop and his outfit had a lot of red in it.
The name Santa Claus is derived from St Nicholas, a bishop who lived in the 4th century. Concerned for widows and children, Nicholas organised for gifts of necessary items such as food to be delivered to the poor. His name became associated with generosity and gift-giving, and eventually was changed to Santa Claus.
Saint Nicholas of Myra, a Christian bishop from the 4th century, is the first known 'Santa Claus' to distribute gifts. There are also stories of Sinterklaas in the Netherlands and Holland.
Yes, Saint Nicholas was a Christian bishop in the early Church. He was known for his generosity and kindness, which led to him becoming the inspiration for the modern figure of Santa Claus.
Yes, St. Nicholas of Myra was a 4th century bishop in Asia Minor (modern Turkey) who was noted for his generosity to the needy. He is no relation of Santa Claus who is a fictional character.
The song 'Santa Baby' was originally sung by Eartha Kitt.