Original sentence: Commemorating the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist, the festival is known as Jaanipäev in Estonian, loosely translated to English Jaan's day (Saint John's Day) is called Midsummerday in English, Juhannuspäivä by Finnish, and Jāņu diena by Latvians.Jaanipäev, known as Saint John's Day in English, is a public holiday in Estonia that marks the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist
Edited sentence: It is said that the traditions of Jaanipäev started with the fall of the Kaali meteorite around 4,000 years ago, lighting of bonfires to re-enact the falling of the meteorite when it lit the night said to seem like the sun rose again in the night.Jaanipäev in Estonian, loosely translated to English Jaan's day is called Midsummerday in English, Juhannuspäivä by Finnish, Jāņu diena by Latvians and St John's Day by the Christians.Jaanipäev is the longest celebrated public holiday in Estonia.Since the arrival of Christianity, the day was named St John's Eve by the extremist crusaders.To this day some Christians still try to change the age old pagan beliefs and rituals as they do their best to forcefully rename them (like lighting the bonfires and jumping over them, eating, drinking, singing and dancing all through the night, predicting the future and some other romantic traditions)