Today is Lazarus' Saturday or known among the Sros people as Vrbica - a holiday of children's joy It is customary for children, decorated with bells and wreaths, to be nicely trained, hence the saying: "He happened to be like Vrbica". The memory of Saint Lazarus the Four-Day-old is celebrated from the first days of Christianity, and his name is symbolic and in Hebrew "el-azar" means - God helped. His relics rest today in Constantinople, where they were transferred in 890 from Cyprus, that is, from Keaton near Larnaca, where there was a tombstone with the inscription "Friend of Christ".