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A secular State has the right to establish public holidays based on social and cultural considerations. Christmas is celebrated by the majority of Russian residents , which is why the state recognizes a de facto holiday de jure. Thus, the government sends a signal to the people that it respects and shares their values.
And how does this contradict the Constitution? After all, what is written in article 14?�
“1. The Russian Federation is a secular state. No religion can be established as a State or compulsory religion.
I do not see any violation of this article in the celebration of Christmas.