The Feast of Saint John the Baptist is celebrated on June 24 each year in honor of the birth of Saint John the Baptist, a significant figure in Christianity. He is known for baptizing Jesus Christ and preaching about repentance. This feast day is marked by various traditions, including religious services and community gatherings. In many cultures, the feast is associated with summer solstice celebrations, featuring bonfires and festivities. In some regions, people participate in rituals such as lighting candles or making offerings to honor Saint John. The day serves as a reminder of his role in the Christian faith and the importance of spiritual renewal.