History of "Mother's Day"

The celebrations for Mother's Day began in ancient Greece, in the festivities in honor of Rhea, the mother of Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto.
The origin of the current Mother's Day dates back to the seventeenth century England. At that time, due to poverty, a way of working was used in large houses or palaces, where food and shelter are also given.
One Sunday of the year, called "Sunday of Mother" servants and employees were given the day off to come and visit their mothers, and were allowed to bake a cake (known as "pie mothers') for take it as a gift.