Hello Advent Season

Advent is a four-week season in the Church calendar dedicated to anticipating the arrival, or quotadvent,quot of Jesus of Nazareth, the long-awaited Messiah and King. Christians from many backgrounds celebrate this time with reflections on hope, peace, love, and joy. And while their practices may look different, all focus on the hope-filled arrival

The HOPE we experience during Advent is that we anticipate that Christ came down to us, Emmanuel, as a baby. He came to live so that he could die for us all. If he had never come down to this earth to be the hope of all mankind, we would be doomed to hell, we would have to endure the pain and hollowness of a life without him.

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As Advent draws to a close, make sure to focus on Christ. Since the last day of the Advent season is Christmas Eve, come together with followers and rejoice over what will unfold the next dayChristmas. On December 25th, you'll all honor the birth of Jesus. Remember, if you meet someone for the first time you can make eye contact and smile.

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The Advent season was not explicitly linked to Christ's first coming at Christmas until the Middle Ages. What Does Advent Symbolize? Advent symbolizes the church's present situation in these quotlast daysquot Acts 217, Hebrews 12 as God's people wait for the return of Christ in glory to consummate his eternal kingdom. The church is in a

Advent The preparation for the birth of Christ. Advent is the first season in the liturgical calendar, spanning the four weeks leading up to Christmas Day. Advent The preparation for the birth of Christ. help you grow in Christ-likenessand help the church come togetherthrough intentional Christian spiritual formation hello

It's the season in the Church's liturgical calendar that begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas Day and ends on Christmas Eve. It's a penitential fasting season that exists to help us prepare ourselves inwardly and outwardly for the feasting season that follows the twelve days of Christmastide, when we celebrate the earthly arrival of Jesus Christ, God incarnate in human flesh.

Advent awakens us not only for the birth of Christ but also for the beginning of a new year in the Church. With Christ's coming, we start anew - on the first Sunday of Advent, December 1, we'll transition from cycle B to cycle C. Cycle A focuses on the Gospel of Luke, which we will hear during each Mass this Advent season.

The Advent season is a beautiful time of waiting and anticipation for Jesus' coming. During this time, we focus on the joy of expecting His arrival, and how that anticipation fills our hearts with hope. In our waiting, we remember the promises fulfilled and look forward to the day we celebrate His birth. Each day we light an Advent candle is