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In Greece, Pentecost, known as "Agios Pnevma," is celebrated 50 days after Easter and is marked by various religious ceremonies. Many Greeks attend church services, where special hymns and prayers are offered, commemorating the descent of the Holy Spirit. Traditional customs may include festive family gatherings, special meals, and the decoration of homes with flowers. Some communities also host local festivals featuring music and dance, reflecting the joy of the occasion.

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