KRAMPUS - The history, facts and myths of the punisher of the naughty. Just as Santa Claus comes at Christmas, his polar opposite Krampus comes on
Krampusnacht. In some cultures, St. Nicholas and Krampus work as a team. St. Nicholas rewards good children, while Krampus punishes naughty ones. Krampus dates to pre-Christian pagan mythology but was forbidden by the Catholic Church in the twelfth century. Krampusnacht is celebrated worldwide today. Sunny Harbor Publishing.Steven Skelley is a journalist, photographer, author, singer, songwriter - all in spite of being legally disabled. Instead of focusing on his disability, he chooses to focus on the positive and to experience and share the beauty of the world through his writing, music and photography.
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