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Christianity: Living the Christian Life

Advent, Christmas, Holy Week and Easter

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Overview

The church year, Advent customs, Christmas, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, how Easter Sunday is kept, and Paul's argument in 1 Corinthians 15 for why the resurrection matters.

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What is the church year?

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What is Advent?

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How do Christians celebrate Advent?

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    What is the church year?

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    The church year is the cycle of seasons and festivals that Christians celebrate. The year begins with Advent and centres on Christmas and Easter.

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    What is Advent?

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    Advent is the four weeks of preparation before Christmas. Christians prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus and look forward to his return.

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    How do Christians celebrate Advent?

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    Many churches light an Advent wreath candle each Sunday. Families may use Advent calendars and hold carol services.

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    What does Christmas celebrate?

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    Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus, God becoming human. Most Western churches celebrate it on 25 December.

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    How do Christians celebrate Christmas?

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    Christians attend services such as Midnight Mass and sing carols. Nativity plays retell the story, and gifts recall the gifts of the wise men.

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    What is Holy Week?

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    Holy Week is the week before Easter recalling the last days of Jesus. The week runs from Palm Sunday to Holy Saturday.

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